The League of Extraordinary Minds, is a 54-member assembly of

• world-class business and marketing consultants who
• have come together to help entrepreneurs and small business owners
• grow, thrive, and survive during this economic downturn.

The brainchild of marketing mavens Jay Abraham and Rich Schefren, the League of Extraordinary Minds takes the think tank concept to a whole different level.

Rich and Jay have brought in only the best of the best from a variety of different business and marketing worlds and assorted them into different “panels”.

Participants include highly-acclaimed consultants such as Tony Robbins, Jay Conrad Levinson, Brian Tracy, Stephen Covey, Michael Gerber, Robert Cialdini, and dozens of others.

For 6 weeks, these panels of the industry’s brightest, most successful, highest paid business experts will share their mammoth genius and unparalleled wisdom with you — firsthand…for free.

That’s right. There’s no book to read. No CDs to buy. No videos to watch.

Simply show up and listen as these experts reveal their most successful techniques (the same ones they use to turn the fortunes of billion-dollar companies completely around), and share how those techniques can apply to Your business.

And the best part about it?   It’s all FREE.

Yep, that’s no misprint. Somehow Jay and Rich have swung this thing so you don’t have to pay a penny for it.

(Which is remarkable, since many of these high-powered consultants command $250,000 PER DAY from their Fortune 100 clients.)

It’s simply the mother of all think tanks. And you can have a full 6 weeks of insider access for absolutely no obligation whatsoever.

So go here NOW and get your FREE access to these sessions. But do it quickly–the first call with Tony Robbins kicks off this Thursday the 29th.

Google Wave — Collaborative Heaven?!

I found this fascinating quote and it’s time to do the wave:

Google Wave will be launched on Sept 30th to 100,000 invitees. If you haven’t already studied what Google Wave will be bringing to the online world, you need to start today. Mashable has created a clear guide to Google Wave, which is well worth reading, and there are thousands of articles on Google Wave out there now as the hype increases for this real-time communication tool.

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You can see the famous Rasmussens (heard of Google Maps?) and their team explaining many features in a long video here.

Google says, “Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more.”

The cool features go on and on. Even better, Google Wave is open source, and will surely get even cooler. You have to get on a waiting list now. Go!