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Boulter beaten by Shnaider in Hong Kong final

British number one Katie Boulter is comfortably beaten in straight sets by top seed Diana Shnaider in the final of the Hong Kong Open.




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Longer Masters events are a drag - Tsitsipas

Extending ATP Masters 1,000 events over two weeks has been a "backwards move", says two-time Grand Slam finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas.




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Norrie reaches first ATP final in over a year after 'difficult' season

Britain's Cameron Norrie will contest his first ATP final since February 2023 after a straight-set victory over Corentin Moutet at the Moselle Open.




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Norrie's title wait continues as 'challenging' year ends in final loss

Britain's Cameron Norrie is unable to finish a frustrating season on a high as he loses to France's Benjamin Bonzi in the Moselle Open final.




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Watch GB v Germany in BJK Cup Finals live on BBC

Great Britain will face Germany in the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in November - and you can watch it live on the BBC.




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★ Consider if this decision is permanent or reversible?

Something for if you’re stuck overthinking something: Very few decisions are permanent. Almost all decisions can be reversed, altered, or adjusted.




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★ Don’t let “opportunity” steal your focus

When your attention goes to many things, no real progress is ever made. Not all opportunities are worth pursuing — especially if it means being pulled away from something that is currently working.




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★ The Clarity / Action Paradox

We know that clarity cures busywork. We also know that action brings clarity. When you’re stuck and lacking clarity, take action and just get started. But don’t get lost doing busywork disguised as procrastination.




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When to iterate, when to stay consistent

There are 3 things you need to accomplish your goals: (1) a clear goal; (2) a winning action plan; and (3) consistency. For things where you are just getting started, you may not yet know what your winning action plan is. When this is the case you need the right blend of iteration and feedback […]




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★ Iteration for the win

No: “Where is the one thing that will fix all my problems for me right now?” Yes: “Will this thing give me one new, good idea I can use right now?” Invest in things that will help you fix a small problem so you can get a little bit better at what you do. Find […]




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★ Narrow your focus to gain traction

How many priorities do you have in your business and life right now? If you’re struggling to gain traction, perhaps its your lack of focus that’s causing your lack of growth.




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Rugby Union Weekly

Warren Gatland joins Chris, Ashy and Ugo to discuss his Wales squad and we talk Newcastle




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Rugby Union Weekly

Chris and Ashy head to Jersey to chat to double World Cup winning coach Rassie Erasmus.




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Rugby Union Weekly

Chris and Tom look ahead to the start of the Autumn Nation Series.




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Rugby Union Weekly

Chris, Ashy and Matt Dawson react to New Zealand's dramatic win over England.




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Rugby Union Weekly

Chris, Matt Dawson and Paul Grayson bring you reaction to a crazy game at Twickenham.




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'Borthwick's England face battle to keep fans onside'

How Steve Borthwick's England react to another defeat will be critical with world champions South Africa up next, says rugby union correspondent Chris Jones.




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I want England to back themselves for 80 minutes - Dawson column

Former scrum-half Matt Dawson on what England should learn from their agonising last-gasp defeat by Australia.




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URC highlights: Connacht 31-7 Dragons

Watch highlights as Connacht secure a convincing victory over Dragons in the United Rugby Championship.




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How astronauts are helping Toulouse be out of this world

How do Toulouse adapt methods and practices of space training to the sports field




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Rugby Union Weekly

Ugo, Danny and Chris reflect on a difficult weekend for the home nations.




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Pressure on England is a privilege - Wigglesworth

Senior coach Richard Wigglesworth says the pressure for England to get results is all part of the privilege of representing the national side.




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Test rugby must get on the road – World Rugby candidate Robinson

Major Test nations need to play more matches overseas to help the game bring in more fans and money says World Rugby chair candidate Brett Robinson.




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The Best Way to Get Call Transcriptions (+5 Alternatives)

If you’re looking for a robust tool that transcribes your calls in real-time, integrates with the most popular meeting platforms, and can even attend meetings in your place, Otter.ai is for you. In this post, we’ll share exactly how to use Otter, plus we’ll give you some alternative options for […]

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Business Continuity–8 Steps to Future-Proof Your Call Center

You want your call center to be prepared to tackle any challenge and come out safely on the other side. While many may brush over their business continuity plans and adopt a so-called “agile” approach to potential disasters, having a plan in place will make all the difference when facing […]

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A Visual IVR Can Do This One Thing That Regular IVR Can’t

Visual IVRs (Interactive Voice Response) combine traditional IVR technology with visual elements such as images, videos, and menus that make for a fast, user-friendly experience. In call centers where there’s a large volume of incoming calls and customer inquiries to handle, visual IVRs can help customers get their answers more […]

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Steal These Free Call Center Job Description Templates

Recruiting and hiring call center employees can be a pain, but it doesn’t have to be so bad. For example, depending on the roles you’re looking to hire, you may not even have to write a job description—because you can just use ours instead.  Below, we’ve put together four of […]

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What Your Average Call Duration Says About Your Team

Data makes the world go round, but without proper context, it can only tell a small part of the story.  At a call center, for example, the average time that agents spend on calls tells you very little about the success of those calls. If the calls are super short, […]

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Call Blocking Done Right (The First Time)

If you’re getting unwanted calls from people and numbers you don’t recognize or wish to hear from, call blocking is the answer you’ve been waiting for. Whether it’s relentless spam, overzealous agents, persistent recruiters, or someone from your personal life, call blocking can put a stop to all of it—and […]

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How to Automate Your Personal Reputation Management

In today’s digital world, information spreads like wildfire. That includes information about you. What people read about you online—whether accurate or not—impacts your reputation and potentially all aspects of your life. You want the things people read about you to be true. But keeping track of everything that appears online […]

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Who Should Use Reputation Management (+Getting Started)

Reputation management involves monitoring and influencing your reputation with the goal of both protecting and enhancing it. Given that negative press can spread quickly through news, social media, and other digital outlets, this practice has arguably never been more important than it is today.  What Reputation Management Includes Here are […]

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Should You White Label Reputation Management? It Depends

White label reputation management involves offering reputation management services under the name of another agency. An example would be a digital marketing agency that doesn’t specialize in reputation management entering a white label agreement with a specialist reputation management agency to deliver services on its behalf.  In some cases, certain […]

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7 Essentials to Reputation Management for Celebrities

As a celebrity or public figure, society holds a magnifying glass to everything you do. With the world hanging on to your words and actions, it’s no surprise they’ll spin things to suit their world views, take quotes out of context, or paint you in a negative light every chance […]

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Healthcare Reputation Management: 7 Tricks to Do First

Staying on top of what people are saying or writing about you is about more than ego. It helps you amplify the positive and quickly resolve anything negative—before it blows up. Healthcare providers face a unique challenge when it comes to their reputations. How current and future patients view you […]

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Answers on Startups (a Stack Exchange site)

What is it? Answers.OnStartups.com BrightJourney.com: A question and answer site focused on Startups and Entrepreneurship. Who makes it? Stack Exchange (with a dash of clout from Dharmesh Shah) Why is it the killerest? Stack Exchange (the company behind this) have...




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I call myself an entrepreneur, but to be honest, a lot of times I don't.

I call myself an entrepreneur, but to be honest, a lot of times I don't. When someone asks me what I do - I often punt. I feel like if I'm going to describe myself as an entrepreneur, the next...




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List of the best online payment alternatives for entrepreneurs.

There are few segments more exciting right now than alternative payment systems. Earth's collective contempt for the entrenched payment tech industry is ardent. This industry has abused users, built regulatory walls to competition, made things insufferable for customers, and as...




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The most important entrepreneurial lesson I've learned.

I've enjoyed recreational fishing since I was a kid. Over the years I've had the chance to fish and associate with some top anglers, and I've noticed something about them - they don't waste time in an unproductive location. If...




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How to drastically improve the copy on your site, even if you only have 5 minutes.

First, let me tell you a little story involving butterflies and bladders. I've spent the past few days at MicroConf. Just a phenomenal conference, full of like-minded folks, loaded with actionable content. Not to get too carried away, but it...




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'Captaincy commodities won Solheim Cup for US'

BBC Sport's golf correspondent Iain Carter looks at the finer details behind the United States' triumph in the 2024 Solheim Cup




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'How Hatton's win may be key to ending golf's paralysis'

Tyrrell Hatton's victory at last week's Dunhill Links Championship provides pause for thought about how Europe’s leading tour might approach an uncertain future, writes Iain Carter.




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Young claims second tour title with Indian Open win

England's Liz Young wins the Women's Indian Open by one shot to claim her second Ladies European Tour title.




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'All eyes on Middle East at pivotal time after Hull’s Saudi win'

After Charley Hull's sensational win in Saudi Arabia last week, golf fans should maintain their attention on events both off and on the course in the Middle East, writes Iain Carter.




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'I couldn't feel my arms and legs' - Murray on pro-am nerves

Andy Murray endured a bout of nerves when he played in the BMW PGA Championship pro-am with fellow Scot Bob MacIntyre on Wednesday.




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Manassero hits nine-under-par third round to lead at PGA Championship

Watch the best shots from Matteo Manassero's nine-under-par third round as he takes a three-shot lead into the final round of the PGA Championship at Wentworth.




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Tour rebels should miss World Championship - Murphy

Former Crucible champion Shaun Murphy says any player who joins a potential breakaway tour should not be allowed to play in snooker's biggest events.




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Ian Burns: The Ironman

Longtime tour pro Ian Burns on how competing in his first ironman competition helped improve his fitness.




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Bulcsú Révész: 'It is nothing but a dream to be on the tour at the age of 17'

Shabnam Younus-Jewell talks to Hungary's first professional snooker player.




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Framed: The World Champions

Shabnam Younus-Jewell chats to some of the legends who have won snooker's ultimate prize.




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'Magnificent' Jones shocks Trump to reach semi-finals

Watch the closing stages of Jak Jones' surprise 13-9 victory over Judd Trump to reach the semi-finals of the World Snooker Championship at The Crucible, Sheffield.