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David C. Bloom
David Bloom

Here are some of my products and services that I offer:

  • The SpiderWeb Marketing System
    An additional income stream that helps you make money from the forgotten passive income streams.
  • Send Out Cards
    Keep in touch with your loved ones, friends, and business contacts with personalized greeting cards in your own handwriting. It's easier and more cost-effective than you might think.
  • Renegade University
    Go back to school with MLM marketing and learn a better way to market your home based business.
  • The 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing
    An eBook revealing, once and for all, the truth about Network Marketing.
  • The Sudoku Store
    A place for Sudoku fans to: interfact, see, and experience new exciting Sudoku products.

I run The Name I Wanted Was Taken along with my son Jonathan.

Latest Internet Marketing Blog Entry

Count the Cost

Submitted by David Bloom on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 5:17pm.
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As a child, I loved to play in the big woods near our home. There never seemed to be an end to the exciting adventures we could have there. We rode our bikes on the dirt roads that went through the woods. We climbed on, made forts out of, and hid behind the many rock formations that dotted the woods.

One day some men and equipment appeared in the woods. The men began to dig a big hole, which we gradually came to realize was to be the basement of a house. We went to the site each day after the men had finished to see the progress they had made that day. The work went on for many days. and that hole got bigger and bigger.

One day the men packed up their equipment and left. We watched and waited for them to return. They did not. After about a week our curiosity got the best of us, and we slowly approached the place the men had been digging, to get a closer look at what had happened. We played in and around that hole for the next several weeks until we became bored and moved on to another part of the woods. Although we wondered what had become of the plans to build the house, we never saw anyone at that place again. Read More »

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Are You Afraid to Go Into the Water?

Submitted by David Bloom on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 10:55am.
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Even though I grew up on one of the Great Lakes, I did not learn to swim as a child. My wife, who is a good swimmer, and I made sure our children learned to swim. My own efforts have been hampered by something I had not counted on--fear of the water. My own fear has been aided by a few adult attempts at swimming that ended in helpless flailing in water over my head and needing to be rescued from drowning. I have come to realize it is not water I am afraid of. I drink water. I bathe and play in water. My fear is based on my lack of knowledge of how to move myself successfully through water, no matter whether it is over my head or not. Read More »

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