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How to Forge Your New Life Out of the Financial Meltdown
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Peter Nicholls
You can let the financial meltdown run your life, or you can run your own life. Fear is driving people to look for a new direction in life. You have powerful natural weapons to help you forge the direction you always wanted to go. Your authentic inner self knows what I mean.
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Problem-Solving Success Tip: Test Your Assumptions About Everything
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Jeanne Sawyer
Assumptions have a way of creeping into all parts of a problem-solving project. They're often wrong, which can lead to a lot of wasted effort and even cause a problem-solving project to fail entirely.
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Problem-Solving Success Tip - Use Your Time for Problems That are Truly Important
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Jeanne Sawyer
Hard as it may be to walk away once you're aware of it, just because a problem is there doesn't mean you have to solve it. Find out ways to decide if the problem you face is worth the effort and expense to solve.
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Five Problem-Solving Success Tips
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Jeanne Sawyer
When a problem is a muddle of business, technical and political problems, we need something more than trial and error to untangle the mess. Here are five tips and reminders that will help you solve messy problems quickly and easily.
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Problem-Solving Success Tip: Define the Problem First
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Jeanne Sawyer
It seems obvious, but how many times have we gone to a problem-solving meeting and the discussion started with either whose fault was it or an assertion about the proper solution? Find out how to avoid this trap.
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A Crisis Becomes a Catalyst
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Don Morrison
"Throughput" is measured by the time it takes from "order" to "money in the bank." Shortening throughput is a measure of efficiency and waste reduction in a good business plan.
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How to make yourself recession-proof
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Bob Selden
Job security is uppermost in many people's minds right now. How do you make sure your job is secure? Perhaps there are no foolproof ways, but there are some safeguards you can take. Bob Selden, author of What To Do When You Become The Boss, suggests how to implement these safeguards.
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Are you controlling the recession, or is it controlling you?
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Bob Selden
Are you being negatively impacted by the recession, or are you taking the positives out of the current situation? It may be time to look at how we can improve our "opportunity seeking" antennae.
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The Role of Crisis Communication in Public Relations
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Amy Nutt
It is important for an organization to have one or more spokespeople who are experienced and can stay calm when communicating during a crisis. Crisis communication is how people know what is going on and it is very important when it comes to public relations.
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Creeping, Slow-Burn and Sudden Crises
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Jonathan Bernstein
It is not uncommon for what seems to be a sudden crisis to have actually, first, been a creeping crisis that was not detected. Appropriate measures, early in the process, can often prevent or, at least, minimize the damage from slow-burn and sudden c
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The Weight of Perfection: Lightening Up
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Judy Ringer
I was preparing for a workshop and found myself exhibiting the symptoms of a full-blown Perfection Infection. I worried myself into a state of anxiety I hadn't experienced in quite a while.
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Discovery on an Icy Bridge
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Judy Ringer
Driving home late one night during the first snow of the season, I hit a patch of ice on a slippery bridge and collided with the barrier that separates the bridge from the air and the water.
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Eight Ways to Thrive in Spite of the Coming Recession
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Henri Schauffler
Business owners are becoming increasingly anxious about what might happen to their business if the dreaded recession hits. Instead of worrying, take action!
Do a quick check-up on your business. How are you doing in the Eight Essential Areas For Business Success?
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Do You Have a Plan if Disaster Strikes Your Business?
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Eric Reed
Putting a disaster plan in place is a high priority for good business management planning. Plans to prevent, handle, and recover will help any business stay afloat.
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Worried About Business Continuity?
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john mce
Can your business cope as well as you think in emergency, unexpected crises, find out more...
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