Here’s 2 videos (part 1 and 2) that I’ve watched many times with Internet Marketing guru Frank Kern. Frank talks about what he calls the ‘ideal day’, and in the video he challenges us to think beyond ‘stuff’ and possessions.

I think the core of his message is fantastic.

Part 2:

As you’ll see near the beginning of the video, he asks the following question:

“If there were no limitations or consequences, what would your perfect average day look like”?

Get out of the mindset of ‘stuff’. As Frank says in the video, you’re going for ‘experience’ here.

There is a big difference.

As Frank points out in the video, if you follow his exercise, you may find that the things you spend your time on all day are dramatically different than what your ideal day is like.

If that’s the case, you need to make changes…or should.

Let me know what you think.

Google has rolled out a beta version of their ‘Priority Inbox’ over the last few days (it got to my Gmail account today) to give their users a way to…well, prioritize their email. It basically works by sorting emails based on who you email the most, emails you open the most, etc…

The ‘priority’ emails get shown on the top of your page with the rest sorted below. As with other features with Google’s Gmail, you can apply filters to the Priority Inbox such as how many items to show on the top of the page as well as read or unread items and more.

Here’s a funny little video by Google that explains it. Do you use Gmail and if so, have you tried Priority Inbox yet? Let me know in the comments below: