Attention Defecit, Anger, Stress, Insomnia, Anxiety, and so on…

By Sean | May 25, 2009

Hi Everyone,

I just had to mention a product that I think many of you may be interested in or know someone that may benefit from this product.

The back story on it is that in 1996 I was looking for stress remedies. Now you probably know that my Anxiety Eliminator product is a great way to help someone with ADD. However if you want to really accelerate your capacity to overcome anxiety then you definitely want to check out http://iwr.com/becalmd/ for his product Neo-Becalmed. I can’t vouch for any of his other products but the one product I know for sure is a winner is called Neo-Becalm’d. Strange name I know but it works.

It is the best brain food on the planet. It is safe for children and has no drugs or non-natural chemicals in it. Bottom line — if you use the Anxiety Eliminator or any other brain enhancing products the product Neo-Becalmed will multiply the results by a factor of several times.

I don’t want to go into a long discussion about how great it is becasue the information you need is on the web site. Also Adrian’s phone number is there and he is very helpful to speak with if you have questions or problems to ask him about.

This is a network marketing product. I am not a distributor. I don’t get paid to tell you about it. It just happens to be a great product and, while I’d love to make money at it, I am just too busy to add a low margin product to my repertoire. However despite the fact that it is a network marketing product — it is a good one and you don’t have to resell it to buy it.

However if you do try the product please stop by to tell me how it helped you. Anyone with stress, irritation, anger, ADD, ADHD, and so on will notice almost immediate beneifts from it and even better long term benefits from continued use. I took it for about a year in 1996 and it did wonders for my sense of well being and ablity to think clearly and remember more. After about a year it seemed that my brain had gotten the healing benefits and I’ve never needed it again.

Sean

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Anxiety Eliminator

By Sean | May 20, 2009

Hi everyone,

Though it has been some time since I posted to this thread I just had to stop by and tell you about a great product that I’ve been using now for a couple of years. More than two years have gone by and I still use this product which says a lot really.

It is called the Anxiety Eliminator. It is an MP3 file that you listen to for about 30 to 40 minutes. While you listen to it your anxieties, worries, stress causing thoughts, all just calm down and life seems normal again. You don’t have to do anything but listen to the sound for about 30 minutes — where there are no immediate distractions such as irregular noises or people wanting your attention — and it just calms you down automatically while you listen.

You can find it here…   Anxiety Eliminator

I designed and tested this product on more than 60 people and the results were overwhelmingly positive. Even a year after the research project I meet some of the people who were in that group and they tell me that they are still using it when they need to relax more.

A friend of ours who lost her husband a couple years ago told me that in the months after he passed away she was under extreme stress while there were a lot of workers doing storm damage repairs on her home. Imagine having 15 people in your home just a month after losing your mate of almost 50 years and you’ll have some idea of the stress our dear friend was under. When she used the Anxiety Eliminator she told me “It’s amazing” I just listen to the sounds and 30 minutes later I feel ok about dealing with all these workmen.

She laughed while she was telling me the story in the way that someone can only laugh when they are relating a story where they got the best of someone or something. It was the laugh of someone who was both surprised, amazed, and pleased that anxiety, stress, and worry could be conquered easily. It was the laugh of someone no longer victimized by this plague we call anxiety.

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Move to Fiji

By Sean | August 7, 2008

Hi guys,

I was recently asked to write a book on how to move to Fiji. Having lived here for six years now, and having moved once before to another country, I can say that I have learned a lot about moving and living overseas.

It occurred to me that perhaps my knowledge and experience would be useful to others so I’ve been mulling this over in my mind and I thought the best thing I could do is mention it to the few people who have found this site and who may be interested in doing what I’ve done — or something similar.

So I’m just throwing this out for comments and feedback in case it turns out there is enough interest.

Thanks,

Sean

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The Power Of Visualization

By Sean | July 17, 2008

I’ve always tried to use visualization to help me focus on what I wanted. However it was just too difficult for me to visualize the ideal home, the ideal, income, the ideal everything. Too mammoth of a task — but I definitely needed to get the visual power of attraction working in my life to make this move.

So what I did was I reduced my millions of thoughts to the basics.

In the end all the other details that made it so difficult for me to visualize what I wanted did not matter much.

I left the computer on 24/7. The screen saver was shuffling through those photos for me anytime of the day or night. Whenever I came within sight of that monitor my eyes were immediately drawn to the kind of beauty I love so much.

It was less than three years and I was on my way to Fiji. I’ve always had success when I could visualize what I wanted. It has always been hard for me to cut through the details and visualize the big things — and I think this screen saver trick has been the thing that was needed to feed the deeper “big picture” for my life.

The whole project was easy and fun — which I think is the way it should be. It made a great conversation piece. I seldom (if ever) told anyone why I was doing it.

Just click on the link below and check out this 6 minute video. It will show you everything you need to do to get the free software (no strings or spyware) and try it out for yourself!

http://www.seanwyseman.com/video/ScrnSv/ScrnSvr2.html

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Namosi Road

By Sean | June 17, 2008

This video should probably be two videos because they are different subjects and they are just kind of glued together. The first part is the result of a run-in a beautiful bird had with the glass doors on the ocean side of our home. Things quickly went from bad to worse as our two cats converged on the bird sitting stunned on the porch. I managed to run out and stop the cat who now had the bird in its mouth and was quite pleased with catching such a lovely prey. (Birds are undoubtedly a cats favorite catch)

However I love tropical birds a great deal more than I do the smug look of satisfaction my cats have when they catch a bird. Therefore this is not the first time I’ve rescued a bird from the jaws of our feline friends. I always give the cats lots of praise when one of them catches a rodent or a lizard. However they’ve learned that if I’m around that they must let me rescue the bird. The birds here are always colorful and very intriguing. There are no birds here that are plain looking like sparrows. In fact the nuisance bird in Fiji is the Myna bird. This is the kind of bird you pay a couple hundred or lots more from a pet store in America.

I don’t know the breed, species, or name of the bird in this video and I’m not enough of a bird freak to find out. All I know is that I’ve had a good many birds sit on my hand too stunned to fly or do much but sit there petrified of the creature holding it but too weak or numb to do anything about it without risking something worse.

Then the movie morphs into (well it doesn’t morph — it just fades out of one scene and you are suddenly half way up Namosi Road looking at a small river — or mountain stream — depeding on your frame of reference. We took a drive a couple days ago up to the top of a mountain pass, took a few pictures, and drove back down. The video will tell the story. Nothing noteworthy happened — just a beautiful drive through the rain forest to some breath taking scenery, shoot pictures of a couple trucks going by and back down again. Really just a look around the neighborhood. I started with an hour of footage and cut it all down to less than 10 minutes. Even then it’s a pretty lazy story — much like most of what happens in Fiji.

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Landslide Excavation

By Sean | May 24, 2008

Tropical Excitement comes in all forms. The latest for us was a small landslide after sustained moisture. Typical of April/May there is usually a protracted low pressure trough that comes through and reminds everyone that there is no limit to the amount of water than can fall from the sky.

In one week three years ago we had nine feet (108 inches/274 cm) in five days. We had a lot of flooding (not at our house — we live on a hilltop) in low lying areas here in Fiji.

So if excavation is interesting to you the video is only about 3 minutes long. I mean how much excavation can you take in one sitting?

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What the heck is MindMapping?

By Sean | April 11, 2008

Mind Mapping has been around for a long time. In fact about as long as people have been able to write in the sand with their fingers. However we’ve spent massive amounts of time conforming our planning to linear pages since the invention of paper and the greatest tool in the world for planning — the finger in the sand — method has been mostly lost till computer graphics have become increasingly flexible and inexpensive.

Since I’m not especially thrilling with words — just watch the video and see this great tool… better yet just find out where to download and how to install it and try it for yourself.

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The Video I Promised You

By Sean | March 28, 2008

Ok here is the video I promised on Asymmetrical Leverage. There is a lot more to this than meets the eye but you can clearly see the effects of it by watching this video. The only parameters that I’m changing are ones that increase or diminish the effects of asymmetrical leverage. Note that the entry and exit rules are the same regardless of how many changes I make to the money management parameters.

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What is Asymmetrical Leverage?

By Sean | March 22, 2008

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Working From Your Home

By Sean | March 21, 2008

The most important thing about living in an idyllic paradise is to be able to pay for doing so. Many people have turned to trading the markets and I am one of them. Forex trading is my main source of income. Some people have others trade the markets for them and some trade their own account(s).

I do both for the sake of diversification and because I like to take breaks from trading. In this video I talk about the transition from trading part time while having a job and moving towards a full time income from trading.

I moved to the tropics first and was going to build a resort. In the end I decided to switch to full time trading so that I didn’t have the hassle of running a resort. Turned out to be a sound decision for many reasons but that is not what this is about.

Enjoy the video!

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Sean

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