PHD Xocolate Newsletter

THE XOCOLATE ROCKET EXPRESS

Brought to you by PHD Xocolate Inc. Vol. 2 Week 32

A MESSAGE FROM IAN & JUDY MURRAY

The top field leaders along with Jeanette, Marty and Andrew Brooks fly over to Stockholm early next week to meet our European distributors and then on Saturday, we will board the top cruise ship in the world. This trip will be for us, a trip of a lifetime.
To cruise through the Baltic's and to spend time in St. Petersburg Russia is something I would never have thought doing before becoming part of MXI. Since we have been with this remarkable company, we have been to some of the most beautiful places in Europe. From Venice, to Greece, Croatia, Barcelona, Sicily, Monaco and more, we have experienced these dream come true.
We are seeing this beautiful world doing what we love. Sharing this life changing product and life changing opportunity with as many people as we can and helping them to do the same. Everyone loves our chocolate and are blown away at our story and what we are all about.

Now, we have another life changing product that is one of a kind.
No one in the world has what we have. Our results have been record breaking. If you haven't seen the letter from Dr. Warren and Dr. Kennedy, please scroll down and click to download the letter.
You have won the lottery with MXI. What you do with it is up to you. You too can live your dream, whatever it is. You just have to take action and attack your business with a sense of urgency and a fear of loss. Don't let this pass you by. This is a gift. A gift so that you too can live a wonderful life.

Below is an article from Dennis Waitley that says it all.

Of all the wisdom I have gained, the most important is the knowledge that...time and health are two precious assets that we rarely recognize or appreciate until they have been depleted. As with health, time is the raw material of life. You can use it wisely, waste it or even kill it.

To accomplish all we are capable of, we would need a hundred lifetimes. If we had forever in our mortal lives, there would be no need to set goals, plan effectively or set priorities. We could squander our time and perhaps still manage to accomplish something, if only by chance. Yet in reality, we're given only this one life span on earth to do our earthly best.

Each human being now living has exactly 168 hours per week. Scientists can't invent new minutes, and even the super rich can't buy more hours. Queen Elizabeth the First of England, the richest, most powerful woman on earth of her era, whispered these final words on her deathbed: "All my possessions for a moment of time!"

We worry about things we want to do - but can't - instead of doing the things we can do - but don't. How often have you said to yourself, "Where did the day go? I accomplished nothing," or "I can't even remember what I did yesterday." That time is gone, and you never get it back.

Staring at the compelling distractions on a television screen is one of the major consumers of time. You can enjoy and benefit from the very best it has to offer in about seven total hours of viewing per week. But the average person spends more than thirty hours per week in a semi-stupor, escaping from the priorities and goals he or she never gets around to setting. The irony is that the people we are watching are having fun achieving their own goals, making money, having us look at them enjoying their careers.

Even so, time is amazingly fair and forgiving. No matter how much time you've wasted in the past, you still have an entire today. If you've just frittered away an hour procrastinating, you will still be given the next hour to start on priorities. Time management contains one great paradox: No one has enough time, and yet everyone has all there is. Time is not the problem; the problem is separating the urgent from the important.

Make every day count. Introduce as many people to this incredible product and opportunity every day and just watch your life change.
Take action. Your future can be anything you want it to be.

Have a fantastic week,

Ian and Judy

I & J