Internet Doctor®

05/07/2019

Wow! How honored I am to be featured in 919 Magazine talking about my new book "Lessons from the Farm: Essential Rules for Success! Thank you Sb Sarver, Scott McElhaney and the great staff at 919 Magazine. Please grab a copy!

Lessons from the farm and so much more. Meet one of our peeps in the new issues of 919 Magazine.

06/04/2017

What a honor and privilege to interview Melissa Francis on the Jiggy Jaguar Show! KJAG Radio. The Jag Show

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THE MUST HAVE BOOK FOR YOUR SUMMER READING LIST! FROM LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE… …TO THE FOX NEWS CHANNEL SPECIAL GUEST AUTHOR: Melissa Francis, author of Lessons from the Prairie: Th…

04/13/2017

Going Live Soon!

03/20/2017

How NOT Investing in Snapchat may have saved my Marriage.
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First, let me be clear I am a Snapchat user. The filters are quirky fun. I also must confess that I had every intention of purchasing 1000 shares upon

03/10/2017

Coaching for Real is based on the premise that the best answers to a person’s biggest challenges lie within themselves.

09/14/2016

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When people hire me to analyze and coach them, or their company because they want to be more financially successful or profitable, there is really only one factor that I look for that is a

08/27/2016

Hello Facebook Friends!

I want to give a word of warning when it comes to friending people on Facebook

First, know that people are now copying other people's profiles and using them to "phish" for conversations, either trying to get money from you, trying to sell you something, or get you involved with a scheme, or simply trying to gather information about you and your family.

Second, There are a ton of fake profiles out there that are trying to do the same thing.

Third, Facebook is doing a pretty good job of cleaning these up, but many still get through.

Here are some things to look for and do:

1. Before you blindly accept a friend make sure they have more than one picture. Most people who are on Facebook have more than one picture that you can see.

2. Make sure they have an extended timeline. If someone wants to friend you, you can look at their timeline. If there is nothing there...well chances are they are not real.

3. Check the "About" section of their profile. Most people fill out quite a bit of information their about section. So check to make sure that they have something that makes sense, and then research it to make sure it real.

4. No background photo is at the very least an "Orange Flag". Most everyone knows by know how to put up a background photo. While I have maybe a handful of "real" friends (out of nearly 3000) who do not have a background photo most everyone does. If you do not see it. It is more than likely a phantom profile.

Okay so what should you do?

1. You can play it completely safe and just not friend anyone you absolutely do not know.

2. If they have mutual friends, then contact those mutual friends and ask them how they know this person. If they cannot tell you they may have been duped too.

3. If you feel adventurous, then send them a message before you friend them. See if there is any dialogue. If you have any doubts, then there is no doubt, they are a fake profile.

4. Ask me to look at the profile. I would be happy to give my profiling opinion.

I know this will help you navigate Facebook safely and have more fun with the right people.

Stay Successful!

Jay Izso, the Internet Doctor

08/18/2016

How to simply make you and your business a Superhero on Linkedin. Read it! http://theid.co/LIsuperhero

Who doesn't like a superhero? We all do. Probably most of us at one time or another have taken great pride and pleasure in our business of being able to provide something to some else to help them

07/06/2016

As the "olds" come to SnapChat...the "Youngs" are weirded out and want to leave. I guess they don't care for a 60 something taking naked pictures of themselves that disappear in 10 seconds.

Snapchat faces a dilemma. As more adults sign up for the social media messaging app, many teens and college-aged students, which helped Snapchat amass a 150 million daily active user base, have become frustrated that the platform is no longer cool.