Hi, I’m Ally, which is short for Alison or Allycia and means ‘friend.’
Ideally I like to surround myself with people who have a very positive attitude about their direction in life and aspirations for their future. I particularly love sharing with people who are also a little ‘Out of the Box’ in their thinking and being.
I guess I’ve had those Out of the Box notions ever since I can remember. As a child it seemed that whatever you wanted TO BE in life was inextricably bound to whatever ‘career’ you chose and I changed my budding ‘careers’ nearly every week.
Science has always attracted me, wanting to know how everything in life and the universe worked. But my final criteria at the age of about 18 was to have the ‘Personal Freedom’ to explore and follow my own dreams which were still forever changing * And not be restricted by a ‘9 to 5’ lifestyle. At that time I didn’t equate ‘Personal Freedom’ with ‘Financial Freedom’ and the only people within my realm that seemed to be living life to the fullest were The Artists.
Ironically I felt like a fish out of water when it came to actually drawing and painting, but fortunately I came under the early guidance of a few Living Masters who taught me that a lot of the time, Art WORK was just that * Basically 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Thus began my ‘career’ as an Art WORKER and spending twice as many hours WORKing as most people do in their ‘9 to 5 jobs.’
In order to earn the essential ‘roof over my head’ I’ve been everything from an art teacher/professional artist to a natural therapist, to a gardener/waitress. Throughout my working life the one philosophy that has sustained me has been to ‘do what you love, and if you can’t do that, to love what you do.’
After gaining some ‘recognition’ as a Silk Artist (mainly in Australia, with some work shown in Japan, France, Germany and the US) I realized that over the years, in order to survive I’d been slowly compromising my ideals of instilling my art with something of my true essence and so just like that * I stopped ALL my art WORK and started exploring the world of on-line networking and business opportunities.
And now I work at whatever I do on-line with just as much energy and enthusiasm. Perhaps even more so. I still manage to find outlets to explore my image making and healing interests: For instance, I’ve started constructing my first health and healing Websites and Blogs now.
I still haven’t made my fortune * Although it IS just around the corner * LOL. But above all else ‘I do what I love and when I don’t, I love what I do.’
After years of experimentation I have culled my ‘Business Port-Folio’ down to a few primary complementary businesses, that in their separate ways, I feel will contribute to the well-being of mankind.
Pathways to Abundant Living at http://riseall.com in its rudimentary blog form was my first step towards developing a personal Blog, combining my interests in art and healing with my businesses.
As my primary business of GV, rapidly began to dominate the Pathways to Abundant Living posts, the need for a Website for the members of my Group and their invited friends became apparent, and so this blog ‘Allyinspirit Internet Solutions’ was created
There are many things about the philosophy and vision of GV that I personally resonate with: The first being their totally ‘Out of the Box’ Business Model with its concept of HUB Marketing, where a range of quality products (some exclusive to GV) are channeled into the ONE Compensation structure.
Members have access to products and services that they already use in their everyday lives at wholesale or reduced prices: Which ultimately gives FAR more value to the members, than the cost of their membership.
Another big attraction I find to GV is the ‘non greedy’ approach of the company owners. For instance the significance of introducing vertical AND horizontal compression into their Compensation Plan is that like the butterfly’s wings that send a wave of energy all around the planet EVERY single member contributes to the growth of the TOTAL membership, which contributes to the OVERALL success of the GV company itself. And as GV grows they will give back the benefits of their expansion to the membership through their Freedom Pay Plan and various Leader bonuses. A true WIN-WIN situation for every member and the company.
So my writing (as with my art work) is copyright free and available to people in or out of the GV Solutions group. Of course if you are going to make use of anything from my Websites or Blogs, it’s simply good business acumen and another WIN-WIN situation if you do acknowledge the reference source.
In the competitive world of on-line marketing, this philosophy is at first a little hard to assimilate * But it is to be hoped that in time it will set a lot of hearts aflutter all around the world.
About my Avatar * I love natural law as exemplified in mathematics, nature and in indigenous handicrafts. I don’t begin to understand the higher mathematical/cosmic laws of the Crop Circles but I have responded to them visually/emotively ever since they were first sighted and incorporated them into a lot of my art.
This little Avatar is one of my favorite Crop Circles and to me represents a harmonious convergence of energy. But if my image is a rose to you, then a rose it is * As I love images that are inclined to be ambiguous, meaning something different to everyone who sees them.
Yours in personal and financial F * R * E * E * D * O * M
Ally * Alison Lee Cousland
Skype: Allyinspirit
Phone: + 612 80051138
Email: private@riseall.com
Personal Contact and Blog
Personal Twitter: http://twitter.com/Allyinspirit
Pathways to Abundant Living: http://riseall.com
All Round Health and Healing: http://allroundhealthandhealing
GV Affiliate Websites:
GV: http://mygvbiz.com/solutions UN: Solutions ID: 124516
GVB Mobile: http://mygvbiz.com/globalvergebuzzirk
GV Blogs
Allyinspirit Internet Solutions Blog: http://allyinspirit.info
Allyinspirit Wholistic Solutions Blog http://allyinspirit.net
DAILY HUBmarketing Updates: http://twitter.com/HUBmarketing
Ally * Alison Lee Cousland
Ally * Alison Lee Cousland
