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Hi, my name is Phyllis and I’m a lawyer.Technically, I’m a “recovering” lawyer but like Marines, alcoholics, and Catholics there’s some stuff you just can’t ever shake. After 16 years of litigation, I quit being a lawyer about four years ago and I’ve never looked back. I’ve quit other jobs and professions too and I’d like to tell you about it so that you can dig up that hig
Back when I first started buying businesses 50 years ago, I actually started out with franchises. And over the years I've seen a lot of crooked franchise sellers and parent companies. Some of them, it would seem, are in business for the sole purpose of screwing you over. I know that sounds harsh, but it amazes me what some franchise companies try to get away with.Luckily,
Before I started writing my novel, I worked out the premise and plot of each story and the motivations of each character. Each story is roughly 9000 words long so I had to 'research' the main characters before I began, as I don't have a lot of time and space to figure them out as I go along.
First, I worked out how the characters fit into the plot and the point I wanted to make through them. Why are the characters acting like they do? If they are in conflict with each other or with the situation, why don't they just walk away? What has brought them to this point in their lives? I answered these questions by creating back stories for each character. With ten stories there were a lot of main characters and a lot of
There has been an interesting development in the Reuters Internet Marketing Strategy. You know you're making your mark when a media stalwart like Reuters pays millions of dollars for a share in a blog distribution start-up. Social media could ask for no better endorsement.Reuters has invested $7 million in Pluck, the world's biggest blog syndication network, called BlogBurs
Before I started writing my novel, I worked out the premise and plot of each story and the motivations of each character. Each story is roughly 9000 words long so I had to 'research' the main characters before I began, as I don't have a lot of time and space to figure them out as I go along.
First, I worked out how the characters fit into the plot and the point I wanted to make through them. Why are the characters acting like they do? If they are in conflict with each other or with the situation, why don't they just walk away? What has brought them to this point in their lives? I answered these questions by creating back stories for each character. With ten stories there were a lot of main characters and a lot of
Document shredders are used to shred documents into unrecognizable pieces. They are widely used in offices, and businesses. Most offices destroy their secret documents after use. Document shredders can prevent the leaking of secrets of business. They can be used to shred personal checks, expired licenses, bank statements, receipts of all kinds and medical records. The selection of d
First, I worked out how the characters fit into the plot and the point I wanted to make through them. Why are the characters acting like they do? If they are in conflict with each other or with the situation, why don't they just walk away? What has brought them to this point in their lives? I answered these questions by creating back stories for each character. With ten stories there were a lot of main characters and a lot of
JV to the Affluent – If you can partner with a business that sells a high-ticket item to the affluent, here’s a blueprint worth testing:- Choose the most popular high-ticket item they sell. - Send a letter via Fedex to their “A” list, those 20% of customers that are responsible for 80% of their profits. Tell them about a special one-day closed door private by invite-only
Recently I was out trail running along the South Fork of the Yuba River. The Yuba River is in a beautiful canyon running east-west through the middle of Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The terrain here is rocky, hilly and rugged, and is covered with a mixture of pine, oak, and manzanita trees. The view while running this trail is spectacular. You cruise along a path
When writing each back story I thought about what would make a person behave and feel like my character. I considered their upbringing, what their parents were like, and any disappointments, expectations and setbacks they may have experienced in the past. For example my character Jessica feels conflicted between her sexuality and her mother's wish for her to marry and have children, and the guilt she feels is the main reason she is unable to break away from her mother. Her mother wants Jessica to marry well because Jessica's father died when she was young, leaving her mother broke, lonely and bitter. Jessica was brought up to think marriage to a wealthy man is the ultimate security. She also feels responsibl
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