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    Workplace Ethics: Say No To Laziness
    As I was reading the Bible sometime this week my eyes fell on a verse that set my heart pumping hard. My lips went dry as I tried to ruminate overwhat I had just read. The words in Proverbs 18:9 were very clear in my mind:"He who is slack in his work is a brother to him who destroys."(Slack means not willing to work/lazy/not work well/slothful) These are the very words in the verse that I read. (My aim is not to preach here but to give you insights of how w
    mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whol

    10 Profitable Tips for Creating Better Sales Presentations
    No matter what your business is, you will enhance your level of success by developing a well-organized sales presentation. A good sales presentation involves two primary elements:(1) The pre-planned sales talk.(2) A carefully conceived and organized visual presentation that documents, confirms, supports, and strengthens the oral.Your visual aid can take a variety of forms. It may be a multi-page flip-over type with elaborate charts and graphs, extensive artwork, color photos, and other attention getti
    The "stress of success" only sounds ridiculous to those who have never succeeded. For anyone managing a small business that is succeeding the phrase makes perfectly good sense. In particular, the manager of a business that has grown from one person to ten or more employees will likely experience the peculiar stress that comes with succeeding. How can this be?

    Consider what happens when your small business "takes off."

    You become famous. That is to say, now your neighbors and friends know about you. You are assumed to be successful because of getting the breaks, knowing the right people, stealing and cheating, selling drugs out the back door, inheriting money, and playing the angles. Overnight you have gone from being a hard-working neighbor to some kind of slick operator.

    You become visible. The ad in your local phone book or newspaper means you are no longer anonymous. Your customers know your address and phone number. There is nowhere to hide! You have become a bigshot.

    The whole world thinks you are rich. You must now respond to requests for sponsorship of every good cause known to mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whole

    It's a Lose-Lose-Lose Situation
    One customer complained when served by a ‘Trainee’ at a five-star hotel. If served by someone not entirely qualified, he wondered, should he pay a less-than-qualified rate?I think ‘Trainee’ badges are horrendous. They are frequently old and mangled, handed down from new staff to new staff for years.The new staff feel exposed and humiliated, as if they do not warrant a real name until they prove their mettle on the front line. The customer feels uncertain and wary, wondering if his requests for service will b
    xperience the peculiar stress that comes with succeeding. How can this be?

    Consider what happens when your small business "takes off."

    You become famous. That is to say, now your neighbors and friends know about you. You are assumed to be successful because of getting the breaks, knowing the right people, stealing and cheating, selling drugs out the back door, inheriting money, and playing the angles. Overnight you have gone from being a hard-working neighbor to some kind of slick operator.

    You become visible. The ad in your local phone book or newspaper means you are no longer anonymous. Your customers know your address and phone number. There is nowhere to hide! You have become a bigshot.

    The whole world thinks you are rich. You must now respond to requests for sponsorship of every good cause known to mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whol

    Doing Business in France
    French Language & CultureFrench is the official language of France although most of the people in business environments are conversant in English. The French are deeply conscious of their cultural heritage and are very knowledgeable on the country’s history and the amazing artistic masterpieces that are showcased in their world famous museums.Their culture emphasises uniqueness and individuality and they are guided in their social behaviour by traditional values. The French are insistent on appropriat
    g the breaks, knowing the right people, stealing and cheating, selling drugs out the back door, inheriting money, and playing the angles. Overnight you have gone from being a hard-working neighbor to some kind of slick operator.

    You become visible. The ad in your local phone book or newspaper means you are no longer anonymous. Your customers know your address and phone number. There is nowhere to hide! You have become a bigshot.

    The whole world thinks you are rich. You must now respond to requests for sponsorship of every good cause known to mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whol

    The Past, Present and Future of Realtor Marketing
    I am not sure about anything in Realtor marketing before the 70's but I have been thinking over the last couple of days about what has been, and what is, and what will be in the future for Realtor marketing. This will probably be a multi part post as I am not sure exactly how long I will be able to go on for with each post.First of all, back in the 70's many Realtors where using geographic farming techniques or just talking to friends and neighbors. The real organized way to do Realtor Marketing at the time was to
    e book or newspaper means you are no longer anonymous. Your customers know your address and phone number. There is nowhere to hide! You have become a bigshot.

    The whole world thinks you are rich. You must now respond to requests for sponsorship of every good cause known to mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whol

    Eight Steps to a Successful Video or Web Conference
    A successful video or web conference can really give a boost to your organization. Online conferencing is now connecting people in a way that was not possible in the pre-Internet era. However, as powerful a tool as online conferencing is, it works best when you prepare your conferences properly. Here are some steps that you can take to help guarantee that your next video or web conference is a great success.1. Make sure each of your attendees has enough bandwidth at his or her location.There is nothing more
    mankind. Why aren't you interested to help the local brotherhoods and orders of police, firefighters, ambulance attendants, Moose, Knights of Columbus, auxiliaries, church fundraisers, the United Way, Jerry's Kids and UNESCO, to name but a few causes? Don't you care?

    The whole world seems to think you need immediate help to do your business successfully. Why aren't you ordering all the business advice magazines designed just for your? Why aren't you joining all the business organizations there to speak for your interests? Why aren't you going to the conventions, renting exhibit booths and hiring consulting firms? Why aren't you signing up with investment funds that will multiply your great profits by the day?

    Every bank on earth wishes to lend you money, especially with the use of credit cards. The more you need credit the more solicitations you will receive. You are successful so start borrowing. Of course if you really need the money, never mind.

    Several dozen insurance companies think your situation is just right for their products. The product might be health insurance, long term healthcare insurance, life insurance, accident insurance, home insurance, auto insurance, supplemental Medicare insurance, flood insurance, product insurance or credit card insurance.

    So, successful businessperson that you are, in charge of a growing small company, get with the progr

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