'Make Millions' Shows Why Charitable Intent Can Unlock Millions

Santa Monica (Vocus/PRWEB) March 08, 2011

Not many 44-year-olds are multimillionaires. And Mike Mann doesnt plan on slowing down.

The reason?

Charity work.

He is the founder of many successful corporations including Phone.com, SEO.com DomainMarket.com, BrowserMedia, Yield Software, PurePPC.com and others. The "serial entrepreneur" has been conducting business online since the 1990s. He also founded the worlds largest secondary market for domain names, BuyDomains.com.

Having launched his career at the dawn of the Internet age, Mann stresses to those who are trying to adhere to his business principals that giving back is the reason he became rich in the first place.

Manns new book, "Make Millions and Make Change Secrets to Business and Personal Success," shows people a pathway to financial independence while encouraging them to contribute to their communities.

"People who read it cover-to-cover understand what their purpose is and what theyre doing here," Mann said.

According to Mann, "theres more to money that just making money."

"I challenge everyone to learn the secrets to business and personal success, and then get out there and make the world a better place," he said.

Mann explained that successful entrepreneurs are needed for meaningful charities to prosper.

"All Ive ever been doing is working for charity. The whole money thing was to serve charity," Mann said. "Its not just about superficial material gains; its about achieving a position that allows one to make large-scale changes in the lives of others who need our help."

Mann is the founder and chairman of Grassroots.org, a 501c3 charitable network promoting social action and providing free services to nonprofits, whose goal is to deliver 100M in value per year.

"Its critical to do something meaningful with your life. Just conducting business for the hell of it is pointless and useless," Mann said. "Theres really no reason to have self confidence if youre just going to try to make money so you can buy a fancy car."

He hopes his book helps create legions of new philanthropists by passing along techniques that have helped make him successful.

"My book literally teaches people from all backgrounds how to make millions," Mann said. "But a bigger point is about making change. That is a fundamental purpose of the book."

Mann calls "Make Millions and Make Change" your "raw code" for getting rich while serving society.

With their finances in the doldrums many have been living paycheck to paycheck for years. Mann said his book presents a proven formula for getting rich in the toughest economic times.

Mann has helped companies develop business plans and build winning sales teams. And his ideas are catching on.

"This is an informative, thoughtful, well-organized book. Truly this title will prove invaluable for anyone looking to create, grow, market and manage a business," said Rena M. Reese, founder of Soul Salon International. "And all of this while fostering the ability to create positive change on the planet."

According to Mike Zappy Zapolin, co-founder of internetrealestate.com, "Mike Mann is the most dangerous person you will ever encounter in business. Luckily, hes focused on doing good, and every time he wins in business it means a win for charity."

"I have the highest regard and respect for the charitable work that Michael endorses and initiates. There are a lot of people blowing smoke out there, but Michael puts his money where his mouth is, and he has helped countless people along the path he has chosen," said Julie Silver Green, a staff writer for Modern Domainer magazine. "I strongly recommend reading his book 'Make Millions and Make Change.' It's a fantastic business model for setting the world on fire and giving back some of what you get."

The book can be downloaded for free at http://www.makemillions.com/.

About Mike Mann and "Make Millions & Make Change!"

Mike Mann, social activist and serial entrepreneur, is the author of Make Millions and Make Change! a business book focused on making money in small business in order to better serve society. Mike is the founder and chairman of Grassroots.org (a 501c3 nonprofit), a global network providing free services to nonprofits and promoting social action. He also founded and manages Make Change! Trust, a charitable fund that supports select 501c3 organizations. Mann is also the founder of many for-profit organizations including Phone.com, SEO.com, Skateboards.com, DomainMarket.com, Yield Software, BrowserMedia, PRMarketing.com, PurePPC.com and others. For more information, visit http://www.makemillions.com/

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Poo Found on Millions of Mobile Phones in United Kingdom say 2u.co.uk

Lubenham, Leicestershire (PRWEB UK) 20 October 2011

People may insure mobile phones against loss, theft and accidental damage but over the past couple of years reports have emerged from organisations such as Which magazine, and more recently 2u.co.uk highlighting the amount of harmful bacteria that can be present on mobile phones. Suitable precautions should be made to keep them clean.

2U Ltd director Grant Burrows asks how many people realize the importance of protection from deadly germs such as E. coli that are alive and well on phones?

In July 2010, Which magazine reported that there is eighteen times less bacteria on a gents toilet handle than there is on the average mobile phone and in October 2011, a study by the The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine discovered that nine out of ten mobile phones are contaminated with some kind of bacteria.

2U Ltd director Grant Burrows wonders how many people realize the importance of protection from deadly germs such as E. coli that are alive and well on phones?

Dangerous bacteria such as E. coli, which is transmitted through excrement, and Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) was found on one in six mobile phones. These kinds of bacteria can lead to serious stomach upset, diarrhoea, sickness or worse and researchers believe that mobile phone contamination largely exists because too many people fail to wash their hands properly, if at all, after going to the toilet.

Most think they know how to wash their hands properly. Its simple hygiene learned as a child. But who really knows how to do it effectively in order to kill germs so nothing is left lingering? A quick dip in water with a bit of soap unfortunately is not sufficient. Apparently, soap doesnt actually eliminate germs, it merely lifts them off the skin.

It takes around fifteen seconds of thorough cleaning to eliminate germs from hands when washing and as soon as the tap is touched, germs spread to hands again!

The right way to wash hands is to wet them with plenty of water, add soap and then wash thoroughly between each finger and under fingernails. Remove all traces of dirt and work up to the wrists.

Wash hands, including wrists for approximately fifteen seconds, then rinse off with clean water to ensure all dirt and germs are removed.

When turning off taps, do so with a paper towel if possible. This ensures that germs do not get back onto hands from the tap when turning them off as taps and sinks can have lots of potentially harmful bacteria lurking around them, especially those in toilets.

Washing hands with soap and water or a hand sanitizer in this way, combined with cleaning mobile phones, is the surest way to prevent germs from building and spreading. But whats the best way to clean mobile phones so they are hygienic without causing damage to it and what products can be used?

Some mobile phones with their tiny digit keypads can be very difficult to keep clean and hygienic but there are several products on the market that can help. Use a dry alcohol wipe which kills the vast majority of known germs and is specially manufactured for use on mobile phones.

Use rubbing alcohol cleaners for electronic equipment to keep mobile phones germ-free. Simply ensure the gadget is not live - take the battery out first.

Take a Q-tip, wet it slightly with the alcohol cleaner and apply it gently to the surfaces of the phone. Take care not to wet it too much and dry off with a dry wipe immediately.

Check any product used is suitable for iPhones, mobile phones and LCD screens first and always read the manufacturers instructions and directions beforehand.

Mobile phones are not the only gadgets contaminated by bacteria. All gadgets including iPads, games consoles, Sat Nav's, computer or laptop keyboards and iPods and MP3 players are prone to bacteria build-up. Bacteria can live successfully on these devices as they are warmed up when switched on and lets face it, how many bother to turn them off - even occasionally?

Keeping mobile phones and other gadgets clean makes sense and as they are taken into hospitals, are kept around young babies or people with low immune systems, it really is wise to take a few moments to bust those bugs into oblivion and keep them hygienic.

For more information on protecting and insuring the iPhone 4S, mobile phones and other gadgets visit http://www.2u.co.uk/iPhoneInsurance/

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