Showing posts with label Business to Blogger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business to Blogger. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Pure Yacon Syrup Product Review (Business to Blogger)

Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links.


I received Yacon Syrup - 100% Pure Yacon Syrup - Metabolism Booster - All Natural We ight Loss Yacon Syrup - Raw Yacon Syrup -8 fl oz, in exchange for honest review from Business to Blogger. The product was developed by Quality Encapsulations.

I wanted to review the product because it was a natural source of pre-biotics. The product also contains no milk, eggs, shell fish, peanuts, soy, and gluten. The syrup also has no sodium cholesterol, protein, or fat.

Yacon Syrup is also a dietary supplement, which tastes like chocolate. You are to take 3 teaspoons a day. You can cook with it. Use it as a sugar substitute, or eat it alone.



Benefits of Yacon Syrup (According to Amazon)


  1. Helps in weight loss; helps regulate blood sugar, and helps increase fiber. 
  2. Helps you feel full longer.

For me, the other benefits was the product helped relieve gas and helped move your bowels. I have been using Yacon Syrup for a few weeks now and I love it.

Currently the product is $26.99 on Amazon. Raw Yacon Syrup is also prime-eligible.

Friday, March 28, 2014

Carolyn Woods Book Reviews (Business to Blogger)



This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. All opinions are my own. No compensation was received other than a free copy of the books.


First, I read Successful Home Business Ideas For People Who Love Household Help and Services: Work From Home In A Business You Love in exchange for honest review. The book provides ideas on how to start a home business. Some ideas include housecleaning and catering. I used to clean houses. One of the best jobs ever. I clean, they pay. I have not cleaned houses in years since I moved to Houston. No car. No bus line.

I also have ran errands for people in Atlanta, starting at $20, depending on what I have to do. Everyone has a marketable talent. Maybe you can clean, cook, or even blog. Maybe you love walking dogs. Or, converting a book into Kindle format for an author.

The book was a quick read. The author provided tips on starting 9 businesses plus tips on how to market and price yourself.

Next, I read Successful Home Business Ideas For People Who Love Shopping and Crafting: Work From Home In A Business You Love. In this book, Woods discussing selling items, such as crafts online. You can sell on Craigslist, Etsy, Ebay, or maybe set up an online website. Woods discusses how to find items to tell; how to determine price; and shipping. The book was a quick read. The book provides ideas to get started. Good read.



Third, Successful Home Business Ideas for People Who Love Writing!: Work From Home In A Business You Love discusses writing and selling a book online and writing for others. I love self-publishing. All of my books have been self-published through Lulu, Amazon, or Smashwords. Writing a book isn't as easy as it seems. First, you have to write about something. Then, edit; create covers; publish online. If you have errors, then you have to fix them before a website accepts the book. The book was a good read. It touched on the beginning steps of book writing. I would have expanded more on preparing a book for Kindle. I went from amateur to pro quickly when I started working on the Kindle editions of my books.


Next, I read Successful Home Business Ideas: Developing a Budget and Income Plan To Get Your Business Started: Work From Home In A Business You Love!. Woods briefly touches on income plans. She also discusses setting your goals, so you know how to develop the income plan. Woods also discusses listing your strengths and skills to learn how to generate income. Finally, Woods discusses expenses: tracking and reducing them. The expense section was my favorite since I just finished another round of financial management classes at church.




Finally, I reviewed Homeschooling for the Smart, Energetic, and Easily Bored: Hands-on Learning Methods for Your Gifted, ADHD, or Just Plain Wiggly Child. I wanted to review the book because I used to homeschool Brad. Brad has Autism and ADHD. Homeschooling became too much. Brad became more antsy. I didn't feel like attending live classes and completing most of his work (even though the school knew Brad can't read or write). Oh Yeah, the teacher wanted student participation from my child, who can't say 2 or most of the ABCS. yeah, got burned out quick during the second year. Some days Brad did not want to do any work, except art. He would run out of the room, when he had online speech therapy. Not to mention, he was not always woke during live classes because of his meds.

Anyway, some tips include:


  1. Working in smaller steps. Instead of tackling on a big assignment at once, you can break the assignment down into smaller steps to work on each day. 
  2. Develop a reward system for accomplishments
  3. Relax. Sometimes parents need to relax. Kids will have good days and bad days. No point in torturing yourself

Woods also provided links to websites for additional learning.




The books are available on Amazon. The books are also prime-eligible.



















Monday, December 2, 2013

Ozeri 4x3runner Digital Pocket 3D Pedometer with Tri-Axis Technology and Dual Walking & Running Modes Product Review (Business to Blogger)


 I reviewed the Ozeri 4x3runner Digital Pocket 3D Pedometer with Tri-Axis Technology and Dual Walking & Running Modes for Business to Blogger. The pedometer is sold on Amazon through Moderna Housewares. This post contains Amazon affiliate links.





The product has walking and running modes. It also tracks your steps for 30 days. Next, the pedometer tracks your time, date, distance, fat burned, and calories. Third, the pedometer has an auto shut off feature, which saves the battery. The product runs on a watch battery.

The pedometer also has a built-in clips and strap for additional support, while walking. The product is available on Amazon for $28.95, currently. The pedometer is also prime eligible.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Ozeri Digital Blood Pressure Monitor (Business to Blogger)

I reviewed the Ozeri CardioTech Pro Series BP5K Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Voice-Guided Operation & Intelligent Hypertension Indicator for Business to Blogger. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links.



I wanted to review this product because both my mother and son have heart issues. My mother currently uses a blood pressure machine with batteries. I may end up giving the monitor to my mother since she keeps losing her regular, wired, blood pressure monitor.

I liked this monitor because it is digital, runs on batteries, and talks to you. The monitor gives you directions on arm placement, tells you your blood pressure, tells you your pulse, in addition to mentioning if your pressure is high, low, or normal. My mother had high blood pressure, while I had normal blood pressure.

The monitor comes in a sleek black case, with batteries. The machine also can store the blood pressure readings for two users.

The first thing to do, after installing the batteries, is to set the date and time. Then, the machine will provide directions on taking your pressure. One cute little feature is the heart icon. When your arm is in the correct position, the heart disappears. The machine will also tell you if your arm is too high or too low.

The product is sold on Amazon and is not prime eligible.

Monday, October 7, 2013

Hot Moody Mess Write-Up (Business to Blogger)

I reviewed Hot Moody Mess, in response to a campaign on Business to Blogger. This is a sponsored post.

Hot Moody Mess is a 60 day health and Wellness program geared toward women. The 60 day program is good for women, who:

  • Feel and look more tired
  • Has a hormonal imbalance, which is affecting mood
  • Has a food sensitivity issue, which is affecting mood. 
  • Who desire more than just a content life and want more. 
  • Feel like she has lost her sexiness. 
  • Need a detox. 
  • Wants to lose weight. 

The 60 day program offers recipes, workouts, handouts, and audio classes. You also get two boxes of freebies delivered to your home, in addition to discounts on future services needed. The price is 299.00 and the next round starts October 14, with enrollment ending today for early bird pricing.

Hot Moody Mess offers a 4 week quick start program and a 90 day transformation program also. The 4 week quick start includes a weekly phone session with materials; healthy freebies, delivered to your home, and e-mail support. The price for the 4 week quick start is $249 dollars.

The 90 day transformation program includes 4, 50 minutes phone calls, materials, a 7 day detox book, in addition to the freebies delivered to your home. The 90 day program is $499.99

The website also offers a personalized quick plan, which offers a 90 minute consultation, in addition to a plan customized for you. The plan will include recipe ideas, diet changes, lifestyle changes, and exercise plans. The quick, personalized plan is $199.00. This plan would be perfect for me.

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Monday, June 24, 2013

Writers of the Future Book Review

Writers of the Future Volume 29I read Writers of the Future, in exchange for honest review from Business 2 Blogger. I received a paperback book. The book was also published by Galaxy Press, LLC



Business 2 BloggerAbout Writers of the Future:
Writers of the Future Volume XXIX (I think that is 29) is a collection of prose from candidates from the Writers of the future contest, held quarterly. The contest was founded by L.Ron Hubbard to recognized new and upcoming authors. There is no entry fee to enter the contest. The series of books focuses on science and fantasy. Winners get their manuscript published, in addition to a cash prize. The foundation also sponsors an Illustrators of the Future contest. You can find out about both the Writers and the Illustrators Here:

About L. Ron Hubbard
  • Writing career lasted half a century
  • Hubbard also had experienced as an explorer, ethnologist, mariner, pilot, film maker, photographer, educator, composer, and musician
  • He wrote articles, stories, and plays for George Washington University in Washington, DC's 
  • newspaper. 
  • He was an national correspondent and photographer for the Sportsman Pilot magazine
  • He also served with distinction as a U.S. naval officer during the Second World War.
  • Hubbard wrote action, adventure, western, mystery and suspense, using his experiences to help shape his writing. 
  • Hubbard worked as a screenwriter in Hollywood.
  • Hubbard wrote Battlefield Earth and Mission Earth. Battlefield Earth has been translated into 26 languages, in addition to winning numerous awards. Mission Earth also has won numerous awards. The 10 volume-series all became New York Times Best Sellers. 
  • Hubbard died in 1986


Trailer:




My review: 

The book provides 13 stories from the Writer's of the Future International Writers' Program, in addition to three essays on writing and illustration. Before each story, there is a bio of both the author and illustrator. The first story was War Hero by Brian Trent and illustrated by Jon Eno. Wow, the story was amazing. It was a science-fiction story about a man, who has to kill a leader over again. Both men have been given new bodies. The War Hero has been given the body of the leader's son. The story is taking place on Mars. The story was a little confusing at first, but after reading further, I was hooked. This is one of the best science-fiction books I have read in a long time. I have not read any L.Ron Hubbard books yet, but I plan to. The books provide a great collection of upcoming authors.

At the end of the book, you have information about Writers of the Future and Illustrators of the Future and how to enter each contest.

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