Begins with a Dream

Begins with a Dream

This one I developed to keep me on track.

Create Your Own Video Vision

Create Your Own Video Vision
Click the link to enjoy visual message and create your own simply by inputting your own pictures and messages.

Begins with a Dream

Begins with a Dream

Now Available Click HERE

Believe It!...  Conceive It!...   Achieve It!                                         

Click link "Begins with a Dream" above.

Enjoy the video vision board (Begins with a Dream) which lead to the completion of the book, IF YOU CAN'T CALM THE WATERS LEARN TO RIDE THE WAVES - How to Succeed in Turbulent Times now available at:

https://www.createspace.com/3460609 (my estore)  or

 http://tinyurl.com/ridewaves (amazon.com direct to book).  For excerpts and audio excerpts visit:

NEW_RELEASES at motivision.net 

Have a GREAT Day!

If you are ordering books online. ORDER THEM NOW! and PRIORITIZE!

Times are hard.   More and more students are looking to save a few more dollars.  If you are ordering books online. ORDER THEM NOW!  You really cannot afford to begin class without the proper tools, like oh, I don't know... say YOUR TEXTBOOKS!  This is a time for you to plan, prepare and prioritize.  Starting late can result in poor performance.  College classes are often fast paced, making catch up more difficult to accomplish.  Order your books early and have a contingency for delays.  Some suggestions are included the list below.  Add to it and share insights with your friends.

1]  Visit the reference section of the library to see if textbook is on reserve.
2]  Ask professor to put it on reserve, even temporarily.
3]  Check with Counseling or Student Center for temporary assistance.
4]  Check off campus libraries and used book stores.  Be aware, the edition may be different  but hopefully the first few days should be absolutely the worse case scenario for you.
5]  Check out the campus early and expect FULL PARKING LOTS!
6]  Don't work so hard; it may cause you to perform badly.  Kind of silly working to pay for school and repeating the courses over again because you worked to much to pass isn't it.  Use that noodle ;-)
7]  Try to establish a backup plan for everything.  Even if you only need one of 10 backup plans, that one can make all the difference.  Be prepared and enjoy your classes and the college community.

Harvard University Offers Free Tuition for "Low Income" Honors Students

Harvard University is offering free tuition for families making less than $60,000 a year, visit Harvard's financial aid website at: http://www.fao.fas.harvard.edu/ or call the school's financial aid office at (617) 495-1581.

Check College websites and blogs

In the 21st century, colleges and universities are making more and more information available on websites, blogs, social media such as facebook and Twitter. Be sure to look for them. Montgomery College, in Maryland has a wealth of resources for its students and perspective students. Of course it is available for anyone. Even scholarship information can be found through higher ed. blogs. http://mctransferscholarships.blogspot.com/ is an example of one I recently came across that might be useful to you. Be sure to check facebook and other spots for up to date stuff.

Get More Back - Tax Recovery for College

Paying for college is not only about jobs, scholarships and internships, it is also about taxes and savings.  Visit this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbTWw-7EGGM&feature=channel and contact your tax preparer.  If you do your own taxes check out the IRS site www.irs.gov/recovery  or type"American Opportunity Credit" in the search box after going to irs.gov.