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Will You Add? - Taking Care of Business
Buying a small business may seem an exciting thing to do, but it is fraught with danger. Here are my Ten Top Tips to bear in mind when acquiring a small business. It goes without saying that you should use a good lawyer, and have an accountant examine all the financial records before you enter into any contract.1. Think very carefully before you proceed. For example, it may seem an exciting prospect to be running your own small hotel, but if the bookings were in
In the year 2005, American Express partnered with JetBlue Airways, the five-year old low-cost carrier, to provide consumers with a credit card that allows cardholders to earn Award Dollars that can be converted to points under the JetBlue's Flight Gratitude program, TrueBlue.Cardholders are awarded with one Award dollar for every dollar charged to the card, while every dollar charged for JetBlue flights, restaurants, movie theaters, gym memberships, event ticket
Most of us are old enough to remember the lyrics to Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s (BTO) song Takin’ Care of Business. The song is about someone who works hard at their job but doesn’t seem happy. Their goal is to be self-employed and free of the stressful life. Does that sound familiar? A lot of us would love to do what we want, but aren’t sure how to do that financially. I’m not here to say that I have the answers, but I’ve got a great resource on how to get a little closer to your financial goals.
I’m usually the last person people think of when they want to discuss financial matters because of my lack of knowledge and interest, but I’m changing that perception, thanks to this great book. It’s called Smart Women Finish Rich by David Bach (www.finishrich.com). Bach talks in the book about the necessity of getting your financial h
Before you leave your office, there are key activities and distinctions you need to make in order for each event and interaction to be successful (whether you’re networking or just going to Starbucks to a mocha latt?).First and foremost, your attitude must be fantastic! Engaging in any activity, be it networking or attempting relationship-building, is worthless to you unless you have a fabulous, “I’m-on-fire-and-the-best-person-you’ve-met-today” attitude!
I’m usually the last person people think of when they want to discuss financial matters because of my lack of knowledge and interest, but I’m changing that perception, thanks to this great book. It’s called Smart Women Finish Rich by David Bach (www.finishrich.com). Bach talks in the book about the necessity of getting your financial
The most recent edition of Public Personnel Management, Winter 2004, focused solely on one of the hottest issues facing today’s public sector human resource professionals: workforce and succession planning. During the 2004 IPMA-HR International Training Conference, numerous sessions focused on the growing need to implement workforce and succession planning systems in order to address the mass exodus of workers that is anticipated in the next five to ten years. In both
I’m usually the last person people think of when they want to discuss financial matters because of my lack of knowledge and interest, but I’m changing that perception, thanks to this great book. It’s called Smart Women Finish Rich by David Bach (www.finishrich.com). Bach talks in the book about the necessity of getting your financial
The 7%-38%-55% Communication RuleDr. Albert Mehrabian, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, UCLA is best known for his 7%-38%-55% Rule that states 55% of communication is attributable to non-verbal behaviors like body language and facial expressions; that 38% of communication is attributable to voice including volume, tone, pitch, cadence, and quality; and only 7% of communication is attributable to the words used.Despite this persuasive evidence, com
I’m usually the last person people think of when they want to discuss financial matters because of my lack of knowledge and interest, but I’m changing that perception, thanks to this great book. It’s called Smart Women Finish Rich by David Bach (www.finishrich.com). Bach talks in the book about the necessity of getting your financial
Getting more clients starts with getting your foot in the door. A great one-liner can be your door man, and get more customers and partners to come in and start a relationship with your company. Before anyone is going to do business with you, they must first understand why you are in business in the first place. While this may seem obvious to you, each new person you meet needs to hear your story in a way that will make them want to be a part of it. That first simp
When we work with our clients, one of the first things we try to determine through a serious of questions is the answer to “Where are you stuck?” We try to determine what’s working and what’s not working. Most of the time (99.9% of the time), our clients can come up with a pretty extensive list as to what is not working, but have a really hard time even coming up with one or two things that are working. As in many things in our lives, it’s easy to focus on the bad, not the good. But for us to recognize where the client is and where they want to be (their goal
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