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By: John DeTitta

John DeTitta Launching of dewingood and yokeiseasy.com

A creative mind seems to do it's best during emotion struggles. Having dealt with many creative people, I constantly hear stories of ideas coming when they seem to have the least amount of hope and stability.

My mind has taken me to many places creatively at times being clear and at other times being very abstract in its creative development. That has led to many fun and many difficult situations. In our world, a creative mind can be a burden. It see's things in a different manner and wants to change them quickly and adapt to the new outlook it created.

A lot of times we don't listen to that creative voice within us calling us to do something that may not seem to be in what we perceive us to be. The website I created below, don't really fit into everything I have been doing but this time I listened that inner voice and finished them up and hopefully they will do some good for someone.

I was pretty simple, I had used the same method of revenue creation with my model called howudewin.com dealing with the arts. Why not utilize the millions of dollars made each year through internet advertising and online store revenue for the benefit of others rather then simply corporate profits?

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John DeTitta and Dewingood.com
I decided to do something about it creating the model dewingood.com in early 2009, which is really a simple method. It's a social networking site that people join for free, as they socialize on the site it generates revenue we take 100% of the net revenue and give it back to the members of the site in the form of "charity cash" and they can take that "charity cash" and apply it to charities listed on the site.

It seems that it would be a nice win-win-win situation for all involved: The charity gets a donation, the members get socialize for free and are rewarded with the charity cash to give, and those individuals the charities benefit then get rewarded with the donation.

It also works with online shopping, stores can create a free store on the site and upload up to 100 products to sell. They set a rebate back to the purchaser and every time someone buys a product in the store they get that rebate back in the form of charity cash. It simply recycles online advertising and store revenue for the benefit of charities.

When we first launched dewingood.com we got hit hard with visit and have spent the last couple of months getting ready for re launch which will happen in October.

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John DeTitta and Yokeiseasy.com
I also created a web page called yokeiseasy.com I see how much time is wasted with the anger or guilt individuals have who are not able to forgive or ask forgiveness.

Its really simple as well, people join they create a free profile (it can be anonymous) and they post what they want regarding forgiveness. It's over then for them, it is up to the individual to choose to accept the forgiveness and move on.

Forgiveness has always been in the history books as one of the most important lessons to give and provide. If you can't forgive, you carry such a weight on you that never seems to go away. To me, it has been harder to have anger and not forgive then to ask forgiveness and the weight seems to be more released when we forgive. The more we realize we are imperfect people that always we will be making mistakes then we realize the only solution we have to growth comes from forgiveness either asking of it or giving of it.

Looking at books of religion, it always seems to be a universal theme about forgiveness, it is imperative and the only people who are deemed as sinners are those unable to forgive and who imply judgment on the people.

We did some refinement to the site and now will be set to also launch for the expected demand, sometime in November.


Thanks,

John DeTitta
Founder

 

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