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Atricle Dump - Cash Flow - How Big Is Yours?
Procrastination happens to the best of us. And we rationalise our action (or lack of action in this case) in so many ways.The harsh reality is that procrastination is just a nice way of saying avoidance. Why do we avoid things? Simple - because
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everyth
In today's competitive business world, a trade show offers a simple and convenient way to target prospective buyers. To attract them, a full size, full-color custom trade show display is the best way to get your company noticed in any trade show exhibi
I was once sitting in a coffee shop with my friend, Jade. She had just introduced me to Phil, a friend of hers who she was doing some business with. Phil and I got to talking and discovered that we had both experienced some similar childhood traumas. We got into a very personal discussion about our healing.
When we were finished, Phil looked at Jade and said, “Let’s go somewhere more private to discuss our business.” Their financial discussion was more personal to him than our very personal histories. Isn’t that interesting?
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everyth
When I was young, I invested $2500 with a fast-talking salesman who convinced me I could have a great income in just weeks. He told me he had racks of earrings in hair salons, gift shops, etc. He said he had 110 just in the Grand Rapids area, and they
I was once sitting in a coffee shop with my friend, Jade. She had just introduced me to Phil, a friend of hers who she was doing some business with. Phil and I got to talking and discovered that we had both experienced some similar childhood traumas. We got into a very personal discussion about our healing.
When we were finished, Phil looked at Jade and said, “Let’s go somewhere more private to discuss our business.” Their financial discussion was more personal to him than our very personal histories. Isn’t that interesting?
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everyth
When it comes to writing brochures for medical products and services, many companies get non-writers involved in the process for the sake of their expertise. Brochures are very costly products for companies: it takes a lot of time, effort, talent, and
When we were finished, Phil looked at Jade and said, “Let’s go somewhere more private to discuss our business.” Their financial discussion was more personal to him than our very personal histories. Isn’t that interesting?
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everyth
Do you know where in the office the most rumors are put out? It’s in the coffee kitchen! This is a place to gather in a company and you can learn a lot there. It is also the place where often mobbing starts. It is a place where employees feel kind of s
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everyth
A construction cost estimator knows that there are a lot of expenses that need to be tracked when estimating a job. Many people who have been in the industry for a long time have always relied on pen, paper and a calculator to estimate a job. They feel
Most of us barely know where our cash goes. We barely admit that our spending is mostly an emotional decision that we have rarely thought through carefully. Try keeping track of everything you spend for one week. If you’re brave, do it for a month. Just keep a little notebook and write down each expense. You can keep your receipts and record them at the end of the day, but it’s best to do it every day so you get all of them down.
When you’re done, look at each expense. Let’s say you spend $2.50 on coffee on your way to work. Now ask yourself a question about the emotions that moved you to spend that money. Were you looking for Safety? Control? Or Approval? If you were tired and needed coffee to stay awake, it could have been safety and maybe even control of your ability to stay awake. Lester Levinson created “The Sedona Method” about 40 years ago and taught his workshop participants to notice these motives in themselves.<
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