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Several years back, I decided that my motto for my business was this – see graphic…

It wasn’t honestly enough for me to be making products and selling them just for the sake of making money.  What I really wanted was to make the web a better place.

But, then, that didn’t see like enough, either. So, I had to have a serious talk with myself.

“Self”, I said. “Is this enough to make you feel like you’ve made a difference?”

I said “No, self, it isn’t. And, you just answered my question.”

I decided that I have this huge audience, and by golly, I’m going to try to make a difference in the world as well.

Has it worked? Ah, I dunno. It never feels like enough, does it?

I started by talking more openly about organizations that I feel are changing lives.  And, I wrote my blog post Are Internet Marketers Slimy? :)

I then added a banner to my side navigation that rotates between a few organizations that I like to give them free exposure. ->

Last winter, when I hosted an orphan in my home for 4 weeks, I shared my adventure (as much as I was allowed). By sharing my story, I know of at least two others who are hosting orphans this summer just because they learned about the program through me. I can only hope they’ll inspire 2 more people, and on and on and on, until the 147 million orphans in our world each has a loving parent who can nurture their bodies and minds.

And, when I got some flack for hosting an orphan from outside the United States, I spent a few hours researching and I found a great resource where the people who were concerned about our orphans here in the United States could find out more about adoption.

I also set up a Pinterest board for cool organizations who are saving the lives of women and children around the world. Let me know if there’s anything else I should pin here:  Shop to Save Lives.

No, I haven’t built or repaired orphanages in impoverished countries like my friends Paul Evans or Connie Green – with my bare hands, but I’m working up to that. :)

That is success to me. That means more than selling a butt-load of PLR in a day. (Although, I certainly do appreciate that, too.) lol.

Anyway, I would love to hear how you are using your platform, whether through your blog, your list, your Facebook account, etc – to make the web and the world a better place, too.

And, of course, please share your favorite organizations that you help here, too. You never know who might see them. :)

Have a GREAT day!

Warmly,
Nicole Dean

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