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Atricle Dump - Passion and the Pause
Your parents and friends always tell you that you’re priceless, but how much does your company think you are worth?With the improving economy and job market, people have more options in 2006. Companies are offering bigger salaries and better packages to gain and maintain the best employees. In light of this, it may be the perfect time to ask your company for the raise you deserve.Most companies aren’t going to throw more money at you “just because,” so it’s your job to state your case if you think you deserve more money. Of course, asking for a raise from your boss can be an intimidating task. Here are five tips to help you approach the situation with t
Beginning an internet business can seem like climbing Mt Everest in tennis shoes to some of us. You have to make a lot of decisions as to what you are going to market, who you are going to market to, how you are going to market your product and/or services, how much you are going to charge, etc. As the old saying goes, “A journey begins with the first step”, so does starting your business begin with your first stepUsually, there are basically two types of people that want to start a business, planners and the action personalities. The planners will create all types of plans forever, but will be hesitant to take the first action step. Why? Usually it is due to
My overarching assessment of the group of five who presented to the entire assembly: unlike any other organization I have worked with in the past ten years, these people ALL possessed the one ingredient that makes the whole presentation process wor
Signs, Signs, Everywhere there’s signs, these lyrics recorded by Telsa reminded me what separates exceptional leaders from the average leaders -- the ability to find and read signs. This awareness to signs allows these leaders to think both creatively and strategically.First, what makes an exceptional leader? In the book Fail-Safe Leadership, the authors Linda Martin and Dr. David Mutchler in 100 pages boil leadership down to the ability to get results within clearly articulated core values. The how of getting results or what some may call performance continues to vex many businesses and individuals.Examples in history are endless. George Wash
My overarching assessment of the group of five who presented to the entire assembly: unlike any other organization I have worked with in the past ten years, these people ALL possessed the one ingredient that makes the whole presentation process wor
Mary had "attitude". Her manner was rude and uncooperative and her colleagues complained, but she was efficient. Her supervisor believed he was stuck with a problem that couldn't be solved. He reasoned that in any office there was always someone that didn't get on with the rest of the staff, and as long as Mary was doing her job, he couldn't do much about it. Wrong.Behavioral problems in the workplace can and should be addressed quickly and effectively for the sake of clients, colleagues, customers and suppliers. Here is how.There are two key dimensions to performing successfully: what is done and how it is done. Yes, the clerk did her job, but her behavio
My overarching assessment of the group of five who presented to the entire assembly: unlike any other organization I have worked with in the past ten years, these people ALL possessed the one ingredient that makes the whole presentation process wor
The display on the driver information center of my new car indicated the need for air in my right front tire. However, the petrol station which I generally frequent offers an air hose with no air pressure gauge attached. Therefore I needed to pay a visit to a local parts house and purchase a tire gauge. When I asked for said tire gauge, the sales clerk turned and quickly located a tire tread depth gauge and handed it to me.Did the sales person give me what I asked for? Yes!Did the sales person give me what I needed? NO!Could he have asked a simple question to clarify my needs? Yes!Was I delighted or disappointed?One of the most importan
Here is why,Ever go up to a random person on the street and ask them to buy something from you? Maybe, but for the most part this won't work, because you know they may ignore you or worst get upset. Well believe it or not, most people that first start trying to earn money on the web start by doing just that! And guess what? They get ignored. Well I bet if you went up to a family member and asked them to buy something you would have a better chance of selling that item to them rather than the random person.Reason?There is a relationship there and hopefully some trust. So how do you build a relationship, better yet trust with a "potential" buyer? For o
Peggy Noonan, the WSJ columnist and speechwriter for President Reagan, is fond of saying (speaking about the audience), “They won’t care how much you know until they know how
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