How To Find People

When determining how to eliminate or overcome obstacles that stand in the way of one’s taking action, you must analyze the Motivational Equation and learn how it applies to that particular person. The equation looks like this:

(Want x Reward) + Tools = Degree of Motivation

(Difficulty – Time Frame)

You’re trying to send someone email. Problem is you don’t have an email address to send it to. That happens sometimes.

Well, we have good news and bad news. Let’s start with the bad news first. There is no single registry online that features all email addresses, whether working or not, whether old or new.

If you’re an internet buff, you probably know what SEO means and how it works; finding websites would be a piece of cake; and weeding out the helpful ones from the totally useless is as easy as counting 1 to 10.

But not all people are that well-versed with the internet. And while some cannot live without it, some would rather take a trip to the library and rely on the good-old-books that have served most useful up until the time when the internet was conceived.

Do you agree that those who are not purposely hiding can always be found? To some extent, even those who are intentionally evading anyone still have a big chance of being discovered.

It’s amazing how many people can go online all at the same time. One survey says the number can go as high up as 137 million, hackers and cyber-chatters included. The internet can therefore be a good source of information and a likely source of bogus schemes as well. I mean, if your neighborhood has its share of bad apples, isn’t the internet likely to have more?

Flipping through the yellow pages and calling numerous numbers just to find someone is so pass