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Author :: Sandra Schrift  |
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| Article Title :: Four Different Ways People Process Your Informatio |
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Four Different Ways People Process Your Information
by: Sandra Schrift
There are four different ways that audience members assimilate information. They are: visual, auditory, auditory digital, and kinesthetic. While all members of the audience will process information utilizing all four of these approaches at different times, each audience member will individually will individually tend to rely on one of these approaches more than the other three.
Visual: These people memorize and learn by seeing pictures and are less distracted by noise than others. They often have difficulty remembering and are bored by long, verbal presentations because their minds will wander. They a (read full article) |
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Author :: Susan Friedmann  |
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| Article Title :: 7 Strategies for Handling Last Minute Meetings |
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7 Strategies for Handling Last Minute Meetings
by: Susan Friedmann
Have you ever found yourself having to scramble to organize a meeting at the last minute? Wouldn’t it be nice that if and when this daunting situation arose, you were well prepared with all necessary information ready at your fingertips? That’s why I’ve developed the following seven survival strategies to help you plan for the inevitable, because you know as well as I, it’s going to happen ‘someaday.’
Survival Strategy #1. Question the meeting need.
Before you jump into automatic pilot to start your last minute meeting organization, challenge the request. Since deciding to hold a meeting demands serious cons (read full article) |
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Author :: Greg Montenegro  |
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| Article Title :: 3 Ways To Jumpstart Your Home-based Business |
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3 Ways To Jumpstart Your Home-based Business
by: Greg Montenegro
A lot of people do not realize that entrepreneurs play a big role in our society.
When you put the total number of entrepreneurs together, they count as the biggest financial contributors to our nation’s wealth. If only politicians would give grants to finance small business start-ups, the economy’s growth could be hastened.
Knowing the obvious financial rewards and the important role to society of business owners, many individuals aspire to be entrepreneurs. The fact remains, however, that several business start-ups fail and never take-off from the ground because of one thing : the lack of adequate and (read full article) |
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Author :: Myron Curry  |
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| Article Title :: Hiring and Retaining Good Employees |
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Hiring and Retaining Good Employees
by: Myron Curry
Hiring good employees is not only important to business, it’s essential. Employees are the heart and soul of a business; they are the mechanism that makes a business run; they are the breath of life that enables a business to be something more than an idea. A business cannot run unless someone (employees, in this case) is doing the work. Any intelligent business owner should want good employees.
EMPLOYERS NOT THE ONLY ONES TO FEEL THE EFFECT
Bad employees not only affect an employer by driving down sales, costing the company unwanted expenses due to negligence or simple lack of motivation, etc, but they affect the customer as well. (read full article) |
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Author :: Charles McCaron  |
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| Article Title :: Life's True ROI |
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Life's True ROI
by: Charles McCaron
al debt load and ROI, whether the industry as a whole is in a slump, whether there are too many partner or legal problems, whether future demand will materialize and so on and so forth. While these questions are certainly relevant, the most important question that a small or medium-sized business owner should ask him/herself is:
"How else can I make a living and would I like it?"
Yes, the advantages of being a corporate employee are great. Easy work, fewer hours, no stress, more security and all for more money than your struggling business (for now) can provide. But do you really want to go back to that?
My grandfather was an architect who b (read full article) |
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Author :: Colin Watkins BSc  |
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| Article Title :: Business is Business The World Over |
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Business is Business The World Over
by: Colin Watkins BSc
If you are already in business it is hardly likely that you will agree with my title. Aren't all businsesses different?
When you think in broader terms, yes, of course you're right. I want you, however, to look , for the moment, only at the basics.
All businesses are about turnover, profit margins and overheads. Basically that is all there is to it. All three must come together in perfect harmony for a business to succeed.
No matter what the experts say, and no matter what anti spam filters are in place, running a business on the web is basically the same as running any other business.
Turnover
In any business, turnover comes fro (read full article) |
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Author :: Greg Reid  |
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| Article Title :: We Are Exactly Where We Choose to Be |
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We Are Exactly Where We Choose to Be
by: Greg Reid
The idea for this month's newsletter came from an unlikely encounter: I recently had lunch with a new friend named Rick Rockwell. You may remember him as the bachelor from the first-ever reality TV show, "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire?"
During our meeting, Rick described some of the knowledge he gained from doing the show, along with a few of past his experiences in business, ethics, and of course, primetime romance. The stories were fantastic, the drama was riveting, and as Rick detailed his adventures with great humor, what impressed me most was what he wasn't saying.
You see, at no time did he dwell on the misfortune of not (read full article) |
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Author :: Greg Reid  |
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| Article Title :: Anchors Away! |
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Anchors Away!
by: Greg Reid
If we want to fill our heads with the doom and gloom society seems to thrive on, all we need to do is turn on the local news at night. To make that quantum leap toward personal happiness and success in life, sometimes we just need to do what so many people seem to be talking about lately: clean house and take personal inventory of the people we associate with most.
One of my favorite quotes of all time is, Avoid the ugly people. Mind you, when I say ugly, it has nothing to do with physical appearance. The comment illustrates that to best achieve our goals and wants in life, we should surround ourselves with other like-minded people to support us on our (read full article) |
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Author :: Jenna Glatzer  |
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| Article Title :: Now Appearing: 9 Tips for a Well-Attended Event |
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Now Appearing: 9 Tips for a Well-Attended Event
by: Jenna Glatzer
When I made the decision to do free workshops and book signings for my latest book, Make a Real Living as a Freelance Writer, I thought it would be easy to draw an audience. I had, after all, done all the right things to prepare for this big event: I had a successful e-zine, AbsoluteWrite.com, sent weekly directly to my target market; I was a contributing editor at the most popular magazine for writers; had been interviewed all over writers e-zines; and had submitted articles to sites and magazines related to my primary audience (writers) and my secondary audience (those interested in working from home).
But the problem (read full article) |
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Author :: John Assaraf  |
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| Article Title :: Finding Your True North |
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Finding Your True North
by: John Assaraf
Okay Friends,
It's time for a 'check up from the neck up'! It's time for an evaluation in each area of your life.
Some of you may be saying 'I don't need one!'
Well, you may be right. And you may not be.
But you know what they say? The best time to go see the doctor is to have a preventative plan, not a recovery plan.
So, with that said, fill in all of the TRUE NORTH Evaluation Forms provided below and in the book, “The Street Kid’s Guide to Having it All” and you'll get a REAL snapshot of the mental diet you've been on.
You can get them right here (they are in Adobe PDF format):
http://www.thestreetkid.com/downloads/OPR_True_North.pdf (read full article) |
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