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A flow meter is necessary for the task at hand. You know that. What you do not know is how to choose the right one for your task. But, there are some very good tools to help you decide. First of all, a flow meter is a device that is used to measure liquid or a gas in linear, nonlinear, mass or volumetric rates. Now, on to selecting the right flow meter for the task ahead!Here are some thin

Can You Make Money Without Spending Money On The Internet?
I gave a quick consultation with one of my subscribers, and he wanted to become the next internet millionaire in two years time. This guy was extremely excited and I can tell by the way he typed to me on the instant messenger that he really wanted to make big money as soon as possibleThere was just one MAJOR problem. He wanted to realize his dreams by not putting any money into getting his bus

How To Grow Your Business On A Shoestring Budget
There are three, and only three, ways to increase (grow) your business. These are:1. Get more customers; 2. Get your customers to buy more; 3. Get your customers to buy more often.The tactics to cover all three ways would fill a 190 page book* so, in this article, we’ll cover just one component of one of the three strategies, getting your customers to buy more often. boyfriend calmly said those words, “Ah, don’t take it personal!”

How could I not take it personal, after all, I’m an expert in my field and I’m told to bring my husband. I wasn’t even married. Now as my boyfriend was about to wear his lunch, he asked me a question.

“What can this guy do for your business?”

“I needed some information,” I replied.

"Can you get that information from another source?” he inquired.

“Yes, but he didn’t have to be rude to me.” I complained.

“Well you see,” he slowly explained, “there was nothing in it for him. He’s been at that little booth all week and was probably rude to everyone - soooooo don’t take it personal.”

That little business secret was hard for me to learn. The trick is to think of excuses for people. When the computer salesman rolls his eyes as you ask an excellent computer question, just think to yourself - he just doesn’t know the answer, poor guy. When you’re trying to get that point across to your co-worker and they have a glazed look, just think, maybe the baby kept them up all night. Get creative and make up a list of excuses you can laugh at, and then use them.

Sometimes it’s fun to just go along. Once, I was working on a computer at a real estate office. The computer was in the front office just inside the door at the receptionist’s desk. The receptionist went down the hall and left me alone in the office. As I was working at the computer, a guy came in followed by a group of people. As he past the desk, he snapped his fingers and ordered coffee to be brought to the boardroom. I started to tell him that I was the computer consulta

source?” he inquired.

“Yes, but he didn’t have to be rude to me.” I complained.

“Well you see,” he slowly explained, “there was nothing in it for him. He’s been at that little booth all week and was probably rude to everyone - soooooo don’t take it personal.”

That little business secret was hard for me to learn. The trick is to think of excuses for people. When the computer salesman rolls his eyes as you ask an excellent computer question, just think to yourself - he just doesn’t know the answer, poor guy. When you’re trying to get that point across to your co-worker and they have a glazed look, just think, maybe the baby kept them up all night. Get creative and make up a list of excuses you can laugh at, and then use them.

Sometimes it’s fun to just go along. Once, I was working on a computer at a real estate office. The computer was in the front office just inside the door at the receptionist’s desk. The receptionist went down the hall and left me alone in the office. As I was working at the computer, a guy came in followed by a group of people. As he past the desk, he snapped his fingers and ordered coffee to be brought to the boardroom. I started to tell him that I was the computer consulta

eyes as you ask an excellent computer question, just think to yourself - he just doesn’t know the answer, poor guy. When you’re trying to get that point across to your co-worker and they have a glazed look, just think, maybe the baby kept them up all night. Get creative and make up a list of excuses you can laugh at, and then use them.

Sometimes it’s fun to just go along. Once, I was working on a computer at a real estate office. The computer was in the front office just inside the door at the receptionist’s desk. The receptionist went down the hall and left me alone in the office. As I was working at the computer, a guy came in followed by a group of people. As he past the desk, he snapped his fingers and ordered coffee to be brought to the boardroom. I started to tell him that I was the computer consulta

r at a real estate office. The computer was in the front office just inside the door at the receptionist’s desk. The receptionist went down the hall and left me alone in the office. As I was working at the computer, a guy came in followed by a group of people. As he past the desk, he snapped his fingers and ordered coffee to be brought to the boardroom. I started to tell him that I was the computer consultant, but didn’t get two words out of my mouth when he barked “Just do as you’re told.” I could have gotten upset, but that day I said to myself “What the heck? They are paying $55.00 an hour.”

Therefore, I got up went down the hall and found the coffee room. I proceeded to locate a tray and cups, filled about six cups, found cream and sugar, and started back down the hall. Since I didn’t know where the boardroom was, I had to ask the nearest person and without question, she pointed the way.

I calmly walked into the room, went to the head of the table where the guy was sitting and served him the first cup of coffee. Without looking up, he muttered.

“Thank you.”

“Well that’s probably the most expensive cup of coffee you’ve ever been served.” I replied.

Then he looked up and questioned me. “You must be new?”

I smiled and continued. “No, I’m the computer consultant and on the clock at $55.00 an hour.”

I promptly left the room while the laughter roared on. He didn’t apologize to me until two weeks later, quietly outside in the parking lot.

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Gina Novelle (copyright 12-2004)