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Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Using A Little Math To Make Your Presentations Sizzle! /p>The agenda states an end time of 2:00 pm, and yet it is 2:10 and the guy is still droning on with only 52 more slides to go in his presentation!You are told that you will have 30 minutes to present and now you show up and find out your time has been cut to 20 minutes because the person before you went over time.As the band, Chicago sings, “Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care about time?” Start your next meeting with this song and then share this mathematical formula to help the speakers for the next time.The average person speaks 150-200 words per minute. During a presentation we should slow that pace down to about 125 words per minute to allow for better enunciation, interaction and clarity. If you are asked to speak for 15 minutes, do the math…15 times 125 equals 1,875 words…period! Type up what you want to say and then do a word count (go to TOOLS menu and select WORD COUNT). This will let you know how long you wil You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve tho Why Consumers Need a Nationwide Credit Freeze NOW Another day, another five million things on the ‘to do’ list. Most days, nothing even gets crossed off the list because too many other things come up – phone calls, unanticipated client problems, a last minute emergency that “must” be handled today. And at the end of the day has anything of value been accomplished?What do a shoe retailer, an online discount broker, and a popular clothing retailer all have in common? All three - DSW Shoe Warehouse, Ameritrade, and Polo Ralph Lauren - sustained breaches to their customers’ accounts. Unfortunately, these three are not alone when it comes to security breaches. CitiFinancial, Bank of America, LexisNexis and other companies have also experienced similar events.Over 46 million Americans have had personal records containing credit card numbers, bank account information, and social security numbers lost or stolen during the first six months of 2005.Having even just one piece of personal information is sometimes all that an identity thief needs in order to wreak havoc to your credit profile. Many people falsely believe that an ID thief uses only the stolen credit cards to go on their shopping sprees. The truth is ID thieves use your stolen information to open new accounts for credit, cars, loans, mobile phones and more. Most You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve thou But Everybody Knows About it g even gets crossed off the list because too many other things come up – phone calls, unanticipated client problems, a last minute emergency that “must” be handled today. And at the end of the day has anything of value been accomplished?I recently stayed at a major hotel in Perth, Australia. On the telephone in my room was a small card indicating the phone and fax numbers of the hotel.The phone number was listed as (09)225-1234.Clients around the world intended to call me during my stay, so I gave them the hotel number.Not a single person was able to reach me by phone. One sent e-mail complaining I had given him a wrong number.I called the hotel operator to check the telephone number and told her about the small card in my room.‘Oh,’ she replied, ‘the local code is not (09) anymore, now it’s (08).’‘When did that change?’ I asked.‘About four years ago,’ she replied, ‘but everyone knows about it.’I quickly contacted my clients overseas, and gave them the new number to reach me (08)225-1234.Again, not a single person was able to reach me by phone! I received another wave of ‘wrong number’ complaints.I called the hotel operator a second time, You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve tho 10 Secrets Revealed That Will Guarantee Your List Building Success calls, unanticipated client problems, a last minute emergency that “must” be handled today. And at the end of the day has anything of value been accomplished?You would think that everyone would want to increase the size of their email list, however, you would be surprised at the large number of people that don't even follow the basic steps.I hope your not guilty of wasting something with so much profit potential. In this article I will show you 10 tips that if correctly followed will guarantee your email list building success. And put a lot more money in your pocket.1. Omnipresent invitation. This is where it all starts. You must be sure the invitation to join your e-mail list is a part of your main navigation so regardless of where prospects land on your website, they don't have to spend a lot of time hunting for your opt-in page.2. Simple sign-up. If you request too much information from your potential subscribers, the less likely you will lose the majority of them. The more you ask them to fill out the less likely it becomes that they will sign up. To be successful you must capture the initial impulse to You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve tho Perceptions: How is Your Business Identity Perceived? dled today. And at the end of the day has anything of value been accomplished?There was a point the perception of others online didn‘t matter much. Identity was surrounded by the whole person, and hiding from public view simply wasn‘t an issue. Public images were for political figure heads and the rest of common business leaders just didn‘t really make a difference..Does it?A business associate, partner, or colleague should reveal authenticity and touchable reality. An out of reach professional image won’t do them any good, and it won’t accomplish any of your goals.An associate who promotes him or herself as ‘perfect’ won’t work for most businesses because we don’t live in a perfect world. The symbolism doesn’t appeal to anyone who works in today’s professional circles.An associate who has some dirt on their hands, knows how to shovel some snow, change a tire, and manage the whole business, including the down in the dirt stuff isn’t pretty, polished, and perfect, but they can get a lot done during the day.< You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve tho Ezine Advertising - Effective Ways to Use Ezines /p>Ezines, or Internet electronic magazines are an excellent way to share information with a customer. They are an exceptional method to supply content on your product or service, and also provide a creative means to branch out and share other related industry information. In addition, an effective ezine will help to draw traffic to your site.Many sites offer ezines at a price. While this is a great way to make a little extra money, unless the ezine is your product, it is recommended that it be provided at no charge. Instead of sending out a weekly or monthly newsletter consider including this information in an ezine along with other interesting content, and serving the entire thing to your ever hungry customer.While product information and updates are important to include in an ezine, take some time to think about adding extra content to make it a well-rounded piece that is not a blatant sales sheet. Consider adding a tips section or success stories. Also, You think you’re organized because you’ve got a ‘to do’ list – you’ve thought about what you want to get done, and you’ve got it all planned out. But somehow it just never works out. The problem may not be your ‘to do’ list – it may be that you need a ‘don’t do’ list. What’s a ‘don’t do’ list? A 'don't do' list s a list of the things you shouldn’t be doing, the th
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