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August 2009
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It’s like throwing spaghetti at the wall hoping that some of it will stick. The problem is, if some of it does stick, you usually won’t know why it’s sticking or how long it’s going to stay there.
By Creating Value and Meaning for Your Solutions by Michael Oliver“Too much of a good thing can be wonderful.” – Mae West
By Julie CoombsI guess it’s about your view, sort of like do you feel that you’ve got enough in your life... or is there never enough?
By David FeinsteinHandled correctly, the benefits of a networkers involvement with an NPO are mutual and substantial.
By Jeffrey BabenerThe key to friendship is giving of yourself with no expectation of receiving something back. That's also one of the huge keys in network marketing.
By Rod NicholsThat is, unselfish motivation and true desire to help others attain THEIR goals and dreams.
By RS MalloryThis is very important: Know what you want to get for your life and then pursue it.
By Chris WidenerHere's what I think fruitful, abundance and productivity mean - to go to work on producing more than you need for yourself.
By Jim RohnTrue joy typically involves another person besides us. Because of our inherent need to feel accepted, we need to have positive relationships with others.
By Linda YatesNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By George W. FrenchThis type of behavior is what I call retaliation eating and it is punishing our health. Emotional eating isn’t uncommon however we must learn to control the need to eat for the purpose of making up for something we’ve missed out on.
By Ken CrawfordI believe the key to success is deciding to be successful, but when people have this fear, they never even reach that point.
By Karen JusticeYour single most important business asset is your MIND... more specifically, your mindset.
By Denise CorcoranBe smart in how you deal with your business problems. Do not try to tackle everything all at once.
By Stan PopovichThe ability to accept or receive is a universal mark of an individual with solid self-esteem.
By Denis WaitleyThe law of change is an immutable law. Tomorrow will bring change! Count on it.
By Gary EbyThe best case is that you’ll tap a one-to-many relationship that can drive a new, abundant stream of traffic to your business.
By Steve DaileyYour analyst has time for your life story. Your prospect doesn't.
By John David MannWe sold that first seminar out in three weeks, a month and a half early. It was a huge success and we easily broke even. We ran the second one in March of '95, sold it out. Ran the third one in July of '95, sold it out. Ran the fourth, fifth and sixth, and sold out each one. T…
By TNMM EditorNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Maran BantaRemember, if you are self-employed, your insurance premiums plus your HSA deposits are tax-deductible.
By Rebecca J. MessreniThe number one reason they go after distributors if failure to use financial records analytically. That means running a business and the only financial barometer is your online business checking account balance.
By Scott LetourneauWhat is one of the best ways of helping yourself? Help others!
By George MadiouI came to realize that for every 'giver' there must be a receiver and for every 'receiver' there must be a giver.
By Mary K Weinhagen