Never once did I punch a hole in a wall, door, or piece of glass, nor did I ever kick in the door of an oven.

I have a meeting coming up with private lenders and I need some material/slide ware to build up a presentation for them in order to raise funds/private money in Real Estate Investment.

Yesterday I went to a resturant and ordered a filet and veggie with a couple glasses of nice chards.

It put me into the night though because I hadn't read the entire label (no glasses fine print) until almost dark and had to rush to get it done but well worth not doing the second sanding.

Your knees start hurting and you can never find your glasses.

If you can't get a mailing address on there you're stuck with a bunch of cards the postal service won't mail out.In order to find that space I would restructure the first slide, which I assume is the back.

Use a reputable trusted marketer....Only other thing I can think of would be to slide a few of your own addresses in the mix and see if you receive the letters.

Then take an all glass avionics suite  3 axis fully coupled auto pilot..

There was one slide about some mastery program and one-on-one coaching and if you'd like to get interviewed about joining their "team" you can apply before you leave.

I found some really good reports/slide decks that illustrate how even the tiniest of changes can increase or decrease response rates:http://www.the-dma.org/whitepapers/TestingDMWhitePaper-GAWrightFINAL100305.pdfThen some metrics about direct mail:http://www.ruthstevens.com/pdf/Allegra-DM-White-Paper-FINAL.pdfHead on over to Sharon's blog and watch her video interview with Joy Gendusa of Postcardmania and then pick up a free copy of Joy's e-book on postcards and direct mail:http://louisvillegalsrealestateblog.com/amazing-entrepreneurs-interview-with-joy-gendusaDan Kennedy has a ton of books on direct mail marketing that are filled with some excellent points - if you have an Amazon Kindle, you can check out some of his books for free - start with the relevant titles first.I've got two more months of postcards queued up before I can start doing any real testing, but I was able to expand my list to just a little over 7500 names, split it into 4 groups of almost exactly equal size.