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Turning Keyboarding Skills Into Cash! by:BB Lee

Most with excellent keyboarding skills wonder if it is possible to use this talent in a home business venture. Unfortunately, many would be entrepreneurs often fall prey to the misleading ads on and off-line recruiting work at home typist. Most of these ads are blatant scams. The companies behind these ads are basically selling outdated information, manuals, or a list of potential customers. Fortunately, many legitimate ways exist to use your...more

No Degree, No Problem by:Brett M. Stevens

According to a recent survey, 52% of job candidates polled lied on their resume about having a college degree. Here are 3 brief horror stories: A new Director of Logistics and his family were actually loading the moving van provided by his new employer for relocation from California to North Carolina. The phone rang and it was the Human Resource Manager from his new company. The offer was being withdrawn. Through a routine degree verification...more

The Presentation After the Presentation by:Stephen D. Boyd

Allowing the audience to ask questions after your presentation is an excellent way to reinforce your message and to continue to sell your ideas. In addition, because listeners can ask for clarification, audience members are less likely to leave your presentation with misconceptions about the concepts you delivered. Because of these benefits, the question and answer period is actually another presentation and vital to most speaking situations.Here are some suggestions to more effectively handle the question and answer period. Create the right mental set among your listeners by telling them early in the presentation that you will have a question and answer period at the end of your speech. If you have an introducer, tell that person to mention your willingness to answer questions at the end of the presentation. People are more likely to ask questions if you tell them at the beginning that they will have this opportunity. Show that you want queries. Say, "Who has the first question?" Look expectant after you ask the question. If no question is asked, "prime the pump" by asking a question. Say, "A question I'm often asked is…." Ask the question and then answer it. If there...more

The End is the Beginning by:Stephen D. Boyd

People remember best what you say last. In a presentation, what people take with them to put into action or to connect with what they already know depends to a large degree on how you end the presentations. So in one sense, the end of your presentation is the beginning for the audience. Speakers often reach their momentum in the middle of the...more

How Network Marketing Can Help You Build A Second Income Fortune by:Alvin Narsey

We live today in an age of inflated money- where every necessity and luxury costs us more each year. To live well, we need a larger income. For many, running harder and faster in the rat race of a 'job' yields that bigger paycheck. At some state whilst jogging the marathon of life, one comes to the realisation that running harder for someone else...more

Building Your Network Marketing Business by:alvin narsey

Network marketing is experiencing tremendous growth in the business arena today. Many more companies are benefiting from the networking systems used to get product to the consumer. In fact, individuals are reaping the rewards in this business drawing greater attention to the amazing income potential and lifestyle rewards in running a network marketing business.There are still many qualms about the network marketing industry. Misconceptions about pyramid schemes, unethical companies, and the fact that you must bother friends and neighbours to recruit, still conjures images of disrepute in people's mind.But speak to the real success stories in this business and they will tell you to turn everything upside down and inside out on your previous beliefs. The main reason people fail in this industry is because of those 'ancient' ways.Big players recruit qualified people. These are people who are looking for a business, looking for a way to supplement their income. Motivated individuals who are prepared to hear the full story, who will do the due diligence and who are ready to take massive action in bringing about change in their lives. These usually aren't the people next door, so...more

How To Turn Business Losses Into Cash Flow by:Chris Raynal

When the typical new business operator starts a business, they concentrate on making the business succeed. That is necessary but not the only thing that a business operator should concentrate on. A business depends on cash flow to exist and grow,...more

10 Ways Your Chamber of Commerce Can Help Your Business Grow by:Rena Klingenberg

Joining your area's Chamber of Commerce can be a smart move for your home business. Because businesses that participate in this group promote each other and work together, your own business can grow and prosper quickly. Here are just a few ways you...more

What 80% of Businesses Don't Know: Tips for Improving Your Working Capital Management by:Anindya Kar

What is the number one way to prevent failure in business? Take a minute to really think about your answer. What comes to mind? Increasing patients or customers served? … Effective marketing? … Location, location, location? … Improving patient or...more

Trading For A Living - Part 1 by:Geoff Turnbull

There can't be many traders who haven't at least considered the idea of telling the boss what they think of him, throwing it all in and going off to trade the stock market for a living. It's a big risk financially, and that uncertainty is what stops...more

Trading For A Living - Part 2 by:Geoff Turnbull

In part 1 of this article I started to look at the financial implications of giving up the day job to instead start trading full time for a living. There are more than just monetary considerations as we will see later, but for now, there are some...more

Lobster Trapping for Investment Ideas by:Kemberly Wardlaw

Recently, my family and I took a trip to Maine to visit relatives. During our stay, we toured the rocky shore lines and took in the beautiful architecture of the old towns.One sunny morning, three generations of Wardlaws boarded a lobster boat and...more
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