April 22nd, 2009

Start An Internet Business In Less Than A Week Part 2

Assuming you’ve read the first article on how to start an Internet business in less than a week, you’ll now be familiar with the points you should be looking for in your research to achieve that perfect match between you and your chosen company.

In that article, I mentioned training and this article is designed to cover that subject in more depth.

The Right Training.

Broadly speaking, this includes both Internal and External. Each of these can be broken down further in to Professional and Personal training. The over all effect  is what is commonly know as CPD. That is Continuing Professional ( or Personal ) Development.

March 3rd, 2009

Loss Mitigation Short Sale Vs Loan Modification

Are you wondering if you might be a candidate for loss mitigation short sale? How do you know if you should pursue a short sale?

Today’s troubled economy and failing real estate market is causing many homeowners to be at risk for foreclosure. There are a variety of reasons that may cause homeowners to fall behind on their payments such as job loss, illness, divorce or poor money management. Whatever the cause, foreclosure should be avoided if at all possible. One alternative to foreclosure is a loss mitigation short sale. Short sale agreements must be negotiated with the lender; more specifically their loss mitigation department.

December 11th, 2008

Purchasing Diamond Hoop Earrings

One thing that many consider a necessary evil is insurance. In most places (including Indiana), you must have this on your home (if you are the owner) and you must also have it on your vehicles when you want to drive.

When you purchase diamond hoop earrings there are many things you might want to consider.  These different things include the size of the hoop, the person you are buying for, and the diamond cut also.  Diamonds are the best way to express your love and friendship for someone and you cannot go wrong with them as a gift.

November 7th, 2008

In the Land of Oz - Dorothy’s Fitness

Take a walk down the yellow brick road with Dorothy in the Land of Oz while you wear a pedometer to get healthy

Take a walk down the yellow brick road with Dorothy while you wear a pedometer. Studies show that people who wear a pedometer while they walk take about 2,000 to 4,000 steps a day which is about the same as walking 1 or 2 miles. If you are walking to get exercise, your next step should be to start a real fitness program.

October 10th, 2008

The Vital Role of the Disk Shredder

Do not assume that your deleted files are completely deleted for they can be retrieved through sophisticated software. Protect yourself with the disk shredder.

If you think that deleting confidential files from your computer is enough to protect your own security interests, then you are definitely in for a surprise. Sadly, the surprise here is not one that is pleasant at all. Being constantly hooked to the Internet, you will surely find yourself amidst thousands of hackers and infiltrators just waiting for you to make that mistake of comprising your security so that they can gather whatever information they can from your PC. Deleting your files does not guarantee complete deletion at all. What happens here is your physical file is indeed deleted, meaning, you can no longer see the file where it was previously stored. However, hackers equipped with specially designed software can bring those deleted files back to life. Thus, it is better to go that extra mile and delete your files effectively by using the disk shredder.

April 1st, 2008

I’ve Completed My Coaching Program. Now What?

Now that you’ve finished your coaching, do you find yourself falling back into old habits? Here are some keys steps to help you avoid doing just that.

Copyright (c) 2008 Jennifer Selby Long

Executive coaching is one of the most powerful tools available to increase your value to your employer and grow your personal impact and satisfaction in your leadership role.

But the benefits may be fleeting unless you take steps to avoid going to back to old habits and to keep growing.

March 10th, 2008

How Do You Measure The Risks And Rewards That Are Associated With Your Business?

Entrepreneurs are risk takers by nature. Whether it is the formation of a new venture or the expansion of existing business, entrepreneurs face different types and degrees of risk before any rewards can be realized. In pursuit of their dreams, entrepreneurs come to realize the delicate balance that exists between risks and rewards.

It’s a given fact that starting and running your own business is inherently risky. In fact, according to the Small Business Administration, the risk of failure is extraordinarily high for entrepreneurs starting new ventures. Nearly 10% of all firms fail each year and nearly 61% of manufacturing firms close their doors within the first five years of operation.

December 29th, 2007

What Is A Negaholic?

I know it sounds comical, but yes it is an actual word. As published in Webster’s New Millennium Dictionary of English (v 0.9.7), a negaholic is defined as “a person who thoroughly enjoys a negative or pessimistic outlook; completely negative or pessimistic”.

When I first heard the term, I must admit, it made me laugh. But it is a brilliant word that describes people we all know who destroy vision, create turmoil within teams and attempt to recruit others into their circle of negativity. They thrive in situations rich with opportunity and work hard to uncover chances to point out their negative views. They never see opportunities. They only see worse case scenario. They turn potential into risk. They transform entrepreneurial spirit into doubt and fear. They are most commonly known as those who constantly view the glass as half empty.


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