5000bc is the membership site of Psychotactics—but, hey, that’s just the technical description. It’s really a place where you learn, make friends and move ahead. And it’s a place that’s safe and warm.

I would recommend 5000bc as: It provides a motivating and uplifting influence for moving forward with self improvement and entrepreneurial goals while avoiding distractions from gimmicky, one-dimensional gurus and social groups. Why did you decide to return to 5000bc?

Unsure About Something? If you have any questions that have been unanswered, please email me directly and let me know how I can help. I'd be interested in getting your feedback.

Within 5000bc, you'll find information that's zero-hype. You learn what works, what doesn't and why. "The obstacle preventing me from buying 5000bc was the uncertainty of knowing if it would have really been worth it."

The screensaver was created by a compilation of 5000bc members and then put together by Alan O’Flaherty. The idea for individual archives came from Philip Pawley. The Taking Action forum came from Mackay Rippey, and quickly became a hotbed of useful activity.

So if you decide to join 5000bc, you can ask as many questions as you like 🙂 and indeed, get answers. Do you have a question? If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at [email protected] .

And the story was one of Ooga the caveman, and the dinosaurs, and how they all lived happily in the improbable year of 5000bc. At first the branding was all confused 5000bc was red in colour. At times it was referred to as 5000 B.C. At other times it was 5000bc.

Secondary: [email protected] Published in New Zealand (Where else?) (Any person flouting these rules will be sent to serve time, picking up sheep poo on some farm in New Zealand) National Library of New Zealand Cataloguing-in-Publication Data D’Souza, Sean, 1968-The brain audit : why customers buy (and why they don’t) / Sean D’Souza.

When you registered for 5000bc, you put in a login/password of your choice. To retrieve that login/password, simply go to the Retrieve Password link (you’ll find it on the right hand corner of your screen, right below the Member’s Login Button.

Unsure About Something? If you have any questions that have been unanswered, please email me directly and let me know how I can help. I'd be interested in getting your feedback.