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June 30, 2003
Such a thing as bait overload?
Author: Brian Holte
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Writing / EBooks
As ebook publishers we constantly strive to develop new information products that we
hope people will find value in, open up their wallets and graciously hand over their hard
earned dollars to us in their hope of learning something new or finding an immediate
solution to fix whatever problems they may be experiencing at that moment in their life. I
call this a hunger for curable knowledge, a fixer upper of sorts. It is often a battle for
many of us to decide on a realistic price that we believe ... read more
The pleasure of smelling the roses.
Author: Hannah Chartwell
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Health
The pleasure of smelling the roses.
With the amount of money spent by governments on anti smoking campaigns, the various controversies over cigarette advertising and the number of places where smoking is no longer permitted, ever cigarette smoker in the western world must be aware that it is a habit that at least damages their health and at worst will kill them.
And yet, depending on whose figures you take as the best estimate, it seems between 15 and 20% of the population still smoke ... read more
It's Never As Bad As You Imagine
Author: Helaine Iris
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
Its Never As Bad As You Imagine
Helaine Iris
2003
If you want fear on purpose, get a future. Byron Katie
Have you ever noticed what you spend hours or days, or your lifetime for that matter, worrying about is never as bad when it comes to pass, as you imagined it would be?
I come from a long line of worriers. Maybe its genetic, maybe its cultural, who knows. I consider myself an expert on the matter. I remember being a little girl and worrying about everything, what if I got sick, what if ... read more
Life Can Seem Unfair......Until We Change Our Perspective! See How!
Author: Richard Vegas
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
Empty, Hollow, Nothing.those words shout the sound of disappointment and disillusionment of life for many people; the experience of many people as they grab for possessions, power, knowledge, and the sweet things of life. But, what do they find? Yeah, you guessed it, emptiness, disappointment, and the awareness that Life sucks and then you die.
Well, As Luck Would Have It!
Have you ever heard the saying, "it's all in your perspective"? Perspective! Interesting word. It means relative ... read more
Another Look At Evolution
Author: TrysDan Roberts
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Humanities
The Sinking Of Noah's Ark
The following is an excerpt from The Sinking Of Noah's Ark - a novel that examines humanity's past, present and future.
As a child, Noah was taught that when one dies, there is a long tunnel with a brilliant light at the end of it. No one knows what happens when you go through the light, but it is assumed heaven is on theother side. Noah imagined that it was a place much like McDonalds Playland. As the years went by, he realized it was unlikely that Mayor McCheese ... read more
How To Save 1/3 off Your Grocery Bill
Author: L C Peterson
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Word Count: 600 words
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Want to spend less on food? Today my family is spending on
average, one-third less on our grocery bill than we did last
year. We are also able to go to the grocery store every other
week and still have plenty of food in the house. How did we do
this? This article is the first installment of a three part
series on ... read more
Take Care of Ecoli Induced Illness Naturally
Author: Lena Sanchez
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Health
Take Care of Ecoli Induced Illness Naturally!
By Lena Sanchez
This time of the year Ecoli related illnesses tend to run rampant
in the warmer parts of the world. Sadly treatment given isn't
always best!
E. coli can cause vomiting, cramping and severe diarrhea,
which can then lead to dehydration. One of the most common
sources of E. coli is eating undercooked meat. E. coli
outbreaks often occur during the summertime when many
Americans are enjoying barbecues, picnics and foods
served ... read more
The Death of the Loyal Customer
Author: Wayne Patterson
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business
One of my classes in management focused on the repeat customer. The course stressed the importance of the repeat customer to the financial welfare of the business. We spent hours discussing ways to turn “first time" buyers into repeat customers. This is not a new concept. We've all heard the term “the customer is always right". And then there is the movie we watch every Christmas where Macy tries to out “customer satisfaction" Gimbel. I prefer to take that concept one step ... read more
God and the Hacker
Author: Wayne Patterson
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Religion
My computer was recently hacked and infected with a virus.
This virus caused some files to continuously write to my
hard drive using up all of my free space. The computer would
suddenly freeze and I would get a low disk space message.
Since this only occurred when certain programs were started
you can imagine my frustration. I am not a computer expert
and it took me several days to figure out the problem. Then
I spent several hours deleting the infected programs and
several more hours restoring ... read more
Finding A Capable Agent To Meet Your Real Estate Needs
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Whether youre a first-time buyer, selling your current home or relocating to a different part of the country, the support of a qualified, knowledgeable real estate agent can alleviate many of your concerns and ensure a smooth transaction. A professional agent can market your present residence, help you locate the home of your dreams and assist in making your transfer to an unfamiliar area easier.
To find a trained sales associate or broker, you may need to look no further than your own ... read more
How to Prepare Yourself for Owning a Dual Purpose Second Home
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
If you are thinking about buying a second home, you are not alone. A 1995 survey by the American Resort Development Association found that 60 percent of households surveyed feel they have a likely chance of purchasing a recreational property in the next ten years, a figure that rose 30% from the survey in 1990. The average age for the majority of vacation home buyers ranges from 40-50 years old. Qualifying as the baby boomer generation, this group of second home buyers consists of 80.5 ... read more
How To Determine The Price Of Your Home
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Why is it that some homes sit on the market for a year while others sell like hot cakes? Frustrated sellers will blame a bad market, while a good real estate professional will tell you that many times, a slow sale is often attributed to the listing price.
If a home is overpriced, buyers will stay away. But, if the price is competitive with similar homes in the area and shows better than the competition, it will have a better chance of being sold quickly.
The secret is perfecting a technique ... read more
Conditions Are Right For Buying The Higher Priced Home YouVe Always Wanted
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Higher interest rates and home prices in the past have kept home owners from purchasing larger homes. The current real estate market conditions, however, are encouraging for many home owners who want to buy up to higher priced homes with more to offer.
If you are considering trading up for a larger and more expensive home, conditions for doing so couldnt get much better. Interest rates are the lowest theyve been in two decades, and home prices in many regions are the most affordable theyve ... read more
What To Expect In Closing Costs On A Home Purchase
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Many are taking advantage of this years low mortgage rates to purchase a home. Pent up with excitement, many families, who have scrimped and saved for a down-payment, jump for joy when the mortgage lender finally approves their application. But, they should realize that theres a whole new set of expenses that must be covered before actually closing on the sale.
New homeowners are often taken aback by up-front closing costs such as mortgage and title insurance, attorney fees, recording fees ... read more
Avoiding A Bad Investment Is Easier Than You Might Think
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Human nature being what it is, none of us can get serious about the idea of buying a house without experiencing at least a few small twinges of worry. What we fear, of course, is making a mistake. And the mistake we tend to fear most is buying a lemon a house that doesnt simply fail to satisfy our hopes but turns out to have so many flaws that its a disastrously bad investment.
The good news is that the danger of getting stuck with a lemon of a house is one of the most easily avoided ... read more
Working With Your Real Estate Attorney
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Purchasing or selling a home will probably be one of your largest and most important financial transactions. Before signing a contract to purchase or sell a home, both buyer and seller should consult an attorney to assure that the real estate transaction will be handled legally and professionally.
Although an attorney is not a required part of the process, particularly in many states where escrow companies will attend to all closing transaction details, an attorney can protect your interests ... read more
Whats Your Style? A Guide to Americas Most Common Home Styles
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Styles of houses vary across the country. From the New England Cape Cod to the Victorians of San Francisco, the choices are almost endless. Knowing which style you prefer is one of the basic elements in your hunt for the perfect home.
Following is a quick guide to help you recognize and use the professional terms for many of the most prevalent house styles:
Ranch: these long, low houses rank among the most popular types in the country. The ranch, which developed from early homes in the ... read more
Attention To Details Helps Homeowners Sell Fast In A Buyers Market
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Your boss has just given you the career opportunity of a lifetime, but the job is in another state.
Soon you discover that moving your family to another city may be one of lifes hardest tasks. The thought of leaving behind old friends and schools for a strange town can be frightening. The biggest challenge of all, however, it to preserve the equity in your housing investment so you will be able to purchase a similar home in the new location.
Not to worry. Even in these uncertain times ... read more
Vacation Homes Are Becoming A Reality For More Homeowners
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Whether its a lakefront cottage or a log cabin in the woods, a vacation home often seems to be a dream that only the wealthy can afford. But these days, you dont have to be a millionaire to own one.
A nationwide survey shows the median household income of second-home owners is $46,500. With todays continued low interest rates, the tax advantages a second home can bring, and a wide selection of areas experiencing solid home price appreciation, this is an excellent time to consider purchasing ... read more
Understanding Real Estate Terminology
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Purchasing a home can be a complicated and confusing process, especially for first-time buyers. Throughout the process, first-time home buyers will encounter a variety of unfamiliar real state terms. There are several key terms associates with purchasing real estate that are helpful to learn.
For example, many buyers confuse the terms broker and salesperson. A broker is a properly licensed individual, or corporation, who serves as a special agent in the purchase and sale of real estate, a ... read more
Timing Is Everything When It Comes To Buying Homes
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
The old adage that timing is everything especially applies to buying a new home. And trying to be at the right house at the right time and get it for the right price can be tricky. Here are some guidelines to assist you:
Turn to the real estate section of your Sunday newspaper. Monitor the market and tract home prices. Expect to spend 90 days watching the real estate market through advertisements. Question and investigate homes that are advertised month after month. Hard-to-sell ... read more
Hassle-Free Homebuying
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Perhaps youd like to take advantage of todays great buyers market in housing but feel a little intimidated by everything thats involved.
You know the routine: finding the right locale and the right house; negotiating an agreement; putting together a down payment; and selecting the best mortgage available.
There are two things you can do to make every step run smoothly. The first is to select a really professional agent who knows the real estate business, knows your local market, has both a ... read more
A Few Easy Ways To Take The Headache Out Of Moving
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Moving from one house to another is always a challenge, but it doesnt have to be a nightmare. Here are some simple tips on how to get it done with minimal stress and strain.
Look at all the alternatives: hiring a moving company, for example, versus renting a truck and doing it yourself. Whichever alternative makes most sense for you, get bids from more than one vendor.
A few days before the moving company is scheduled to arrive or youre supposed to pick up your rental truck, call to ... read more
According To Sellers, Silence Isn'T Always 'Golden
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
When trying to sell a home, silence isn't always golden especially when you're expecting your real estate agent to call. In fact, it's one of the leading complaints among sellers in the real estate market. Often times you find an agent who is more than willing to take on your listing, but once the relationship is made, the seller enjoys getting a call at least once a week.
A seller should establish with the agent up front the expectation that regular communication will occur. Even if it's ... read more
Selling Your Home In The Winter
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
In many parts of the country, selling a home during the winter months can be a challenge. Dreary, cold weather and the end-of-the-year holidays can keep buyers away and heighten fears of your home staying on the market longer than expected.
However, there are a few things you can do to enhance curb appeal. And when that happens, buyers will take notice.
For example, if your home has been on the market for more than six months, its probably time to change the sales approach. There are ... read more
Top Ten Suggestions for Selecting a Real Estate Agent
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
In order to find a real estate broker or agent who meets your needs and makes your buying or selling experience a positive one, Century 21 Real Estate Corporation recommends you:
DO NOT blindly walk into or call a neighborhood firm and ask for an agent at random.
Ask friends and family for recommendations.
Interview several real estate agents: Find out their history with the brokerage, their experience and background. Gauge their knowledge of your favorite towns. Ask for a list of ... read more
Adjustable Rate Mortgages Offer Alternatives For Home Buyers
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
When looking for a mortgage to meet your needs, consider these key questions: Is your income expected to increase in the coming years? How long do you plan to live in your new home? And, which mortgage will provide the lowest interest rate?
While 15 or 30 year fixed-rate mortgages are the most popular, and Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) offers some interesting alternatives for home shoppers who plan to move again within four or five years. Although interest rates are the lowest theyve been ... read more
Real Estate Remains A Strong Investment
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Opportunities to make big, quick profits in residential real estate tend to come and go in cycles. When a local market is hot, families may find it possible to buy a house at an attractive price, fix it up, and watch its value rise in just a few years.
When the same local market is at the low end of the appreciation cycle, reaping a profit on the family home can take a good deal more time but the reward can be just as satisfying if price and location and carefully considered.
Even in ... read more
Comparing The True Cost Of Obtaining A Home Loan
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Home buyers are often confused about where to begin in their search for a home loan. The process is usually narrowed down to finding which institutions provide the lowest settlement costs, but the different types of lending institutions and the variety of lending programs available can make the search a slow, difficult experience.
Real estate settlement costs are fees buyers normally pay when purchasing a home such as legal services property insurance, mortgage loan financing and title ... read more
Easing Your Way Into Homeownership: A Guide To Low Down Payment Mortgage Programs
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Theres no question about it: Buying a first home is a big financial commitment. In most cases, a home is the largest single purchase an individual or family will make in a lifetime. However, because of the tax advantages afforded to homeowners, buying a home also can be one of the best financial decisions youll ever make.
Problem is, many would-be homeowners remain renters simply because they mistakenly believe mortgage lenders require that buyers come up with 20 percent of the purchase ... read more
How To Spot A Good Buy
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, particularly when it comes to buying a home. Features that attract one home-buyer may repel another.
However, the one feature of interest to every home-buyer is price. Getting the most home for your money is paramount. The real problem is figuring out whether that fixer-upper on one street is a better buy than the home in next-to-new condition two blocks away. Thats why knowing what to look for before you buy can save you time, energy and money down ... read more
How To Simplify Your Real Estate Buying/Selling Experience
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
Todays real estate consumer has a lot to consider during the sale or purchase of a home. Be it waiting for the right buyer/seller, mortgage rates, or the moving truck, the experience can take a bit of patience on the part of the consumer. With this in mind, it is incumbent upon real estate brokers/agents/firms to institute services that will the buying/selling process hassle-free.
Realizing this trend is not going away, the CENTURY 21 System has worked to improve the experience of ... read more
How To Give Your Home A Face-Lift: The Sellers' Guide To A Quick Sell
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
One of the great challenges to selling a home can be showing all of its space, decor and natural light potential. For example, every home has crowded closets and dead space. Sellers should be aware that areas such as these are easy to spruce-up with a little elbow grease and old-fashioned innovation.
Begin by evaluating your closet/storage space, determine which areas can cut-down in clutter. Go through old clothes, shoes, etc., and get rid of anything that will not be used and in turn ... read more
How Long Your Mortgage Runs Determines How Much You Pay
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
The first thing most of us think about when the time comes to take out a mortgage on a new home is the interest rate.
Thats both perfectly natural and very sensible. The rate of interest we pay can make an immense difference a difference amounting to tens of thousands of dollars in what the actual cost of our house ultimately turns out to be.
Still, interest rates are far from the only thing worth thinking about where mortgages are concerned. Other important variables need to be ... read more
Easing Your Way Into Homeownership: How Your Real Estate Agent Can Help You Qualify For A Low Down Payment Mortgage
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Finance
For many renters, the first step in buying a home is becoming educated about the process. If youre like many people considering a home purchase, youve spent nights and weekends poring over your local real estate section. Youve talked to friends and relatives about their experiences. Maybe youve even purchased a book or tow to help you become more familiar with real estate terminology and the various types of mortgages commonly used today.
Coming up with a down payment and finding a loan ... read more
Remodeling Your Home: How Much Is Too Much?
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Home Improvement
The classic way for homeowners to increase the value of their house is by remodeling existing rooms or adding on to its current plan.
Some choose to build recreation rooms and studies while others add new appliances, fixtures and cabinets to enliven rooms and make their home more attractive to future buyers.
But, when should you decide to stop sinking money into a home and buy a bigger place? And how much rehab is too much when it comes time to recovering remodeling costs through a home ...
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The Smart Way To Look At Home Improvements
Author: W. Troy Swezey
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Home Improvement
What home improvements really pay off when the time comes to sell your house?
Thats an important question for any homeowner contemplating moving or remodeling. And the only possible answer is a somewhat complicated one.
That answer starts with the fact that really major improvements room additions, total replacements of kitchens and baths, etc., -- rarely pay off fully in the near term. It ends with the fact that small and relatively inexpensive changes can pay off in a big way in making ... read more
False Start
Author: Wayne and Tamara
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
Direct Answers - Column for the week of July 7, 2003.
I was married three months ago, and I think I may have married the wrong woman. What do I mean when I say that? I thought I was in love, and while I have strong feelings of friendship and goodwill toward her, I feel I am alone in this relationship.
There is an odd feeling of disconnection and an inability to get to a state of real meaning with her. This has existed all through our relationship. "What's for dinner?" and " I need to wash ... read more
If Your in a Hole, Stop Digging
Author: Rachelle Disbennett-Lee
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
If you find yourself in a difficult situation, don't continue doing what you are doing. Although, it might seem like simple advice that should be common sense, remember common sense isn't. It is based on life experience. If we haven't had the experience, we might not know how to handle it. We may be under the illusion that if we keep on doing what we are doing things will change. They won't. Doing the same thing and expecting things to be different is the definition of insanity. If you ... read more
How To Be Motivated Without A Motivator
Author: Jeff Earlywine
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
Many professionals spend their entire careers working under managers or supervisors that dont truly understand the importance of motivation. This lack of understanding results in one of two things: 1) Low performance and productivity of the organization and staff or 2) Self-motivation of the professional, which results in high performance, satisfaction, and productivity. If you are in the low performance category then you know how difficult it is to reach your potential without someone ... read more
Why Problem Based Positioning Is A Psychological Magnet
Author: Sean D'Souza
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Home Business
re you struggling to create a memorable USP
Are you struggling to create a memorable positioning statement or USP (Unique Selling Proposition) for your marketing? Do you want to stand out from your competition, but the uniqueness of your business seems to elude you? Heres a sneaky, vital secret that turns conventional marketing psychology on its head. By changing your positioning statement, find out how to transform your weakest link, into your strongest marketing strategy ever!
Avis Is ... read more
Professional Killer - A Poem
Author: Nevine Al Seidi
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Political / Satire
No real civilisation is possible as long as men have jobs like: Professional Killers
Someone sent me a note today saying: " You won't change my mind about "liberating Iraq".
I knew that that 'someone' was a professional killer; what I did not know was that he was reading me, from Iraq!!!!!!
Here is a poem dedicated to him and all his colleagues in Iraq.
Professional Killer
Do not change your mind!
Since you are hired
To do this job
Make sure your children fed
From ... read more
Before You Start Working On Your Business Plan
Author: Ninive Badilescu
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Entrepreneur
Ten thingks you MUST know before you start your Business Plan
I have yet to meet someone who would say: "Can't wait to work on my business plan." Most of us tend to postpone it for as long as we can. For some is the feeling that while working on something that seems less than "productive" they could be doing something more "real", for others is the fear of getting it wrong or of having their hopes crushed under the real facts that such a plan would reveal. Some of us are not sure where to ... read more
Key Factors in a successful Marketing of a Tourism Package
Author: Daniel Teklu
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Entrepreneur
This article Tells you points that you need to consider in packaging a tourism product.Tour package components in relation to determinant factors like price are dicussed.
Marketing is a complicated and sometimes a mysterious activity. Even some writers like Baker say that it is both a philosophy and a business function.
We need to see in to each aspects of marketing in order to come up with a tangible result. Marketing is a tool that helps to bring market and it should serve its purpose. ... read more
Caught in the Web
Author: Jai Johnson
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Self Help
Weve all had those days, weeks, months when nothing seems to go right. You know themIm sure youve been there. If you wish to remove yourself from the
Weve all had those days, weeks, months when nothing seems to go right. You know themIm sure youve been there. The dog gets out of the fence and you have to chase him around the neighborhood before youve had your morning cup of coffeethen you return (dog in hand) only to discover you are out of coffeethen you go to the store only to find out ... read more
Words - Words - Words
Author: Donald Ladew
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Writing
This is a short piece on the value of writing fast and not worrting about making every sentence perfect.
While I havent reached the stature of another writer from Maine who writes excellent horror stories, and who makes a living at it, bless him, I have learned something about writing. Essentially, I am self-taught. I know, the old saw says if you teach yourself, you will have a fool for an teacher. If the great majority of writers believed that, nothing would ever get created. I would rather ... read more
A Little Summer Reading
Author: Lisa Nirell
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Entertainment / Books
Want to have a few laughs during your summer holiday? Don't leave home without these reading "gems" from business columnist Lisa Nirell.
A Little Summer Reading
One of the toughest things I have to do as an executive mentor is to convince my clients--most of whom are tough-as-nails, driven workaholics--that they're more effective when they routinely take some time off. Recharging your batteries isn't optional for growth; it's mandatory.
The good news is, the power of escape is at our ... read more
How to Buy a House with No Credit
Author: Caterina Christakos
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle
learn how to buy a home without a credit check
How to Buy a House with No Credit
Many people buy a house then have to move within a few years, due to divorce, relocation or financial difficulties. Without any equity though, it can be nearly impossible to find buyers and they still have realtor fees to contend with. Now there is a way to offer these people a way out and obtain a beautiful house for yourself, without a credit check.
Many Homeowners are not ... read more
10 Strategies to Transform your Relationship with Overwhelm
Author: Vicky White
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Time Management
Use these strategies to transform your relationship with ovewhelm so it no longer controls you.
If you are someone with goals and dreams its not likely you are ever sitting wondering how to fill your time. Overwhelm brings up issues of integrity, authenticity and passion. It will affect your prosperity, your relationships and make you not nice to be around.
Overwhelm is the opposite of peace. Use these strategies to transform your relationship to overwhelm and you will be more ... read more
I Love That...
Author: Beth Tabak
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Self Help
Sometimes there is no way to reach a goal without consciously shifting your thoughts. Shift your mind to gratitude and see your actions change. It can be quite fun! Read on to learn more.
As I began my morning jog one day last week I found myself really struggling. It was hot, sticky, and humid. My legs felt like each one had a sand bag strapped to it. The mosquitoes were out in swarms. Ugh! There was no way I would make it unless I could shift my attitude. A phrase came to me that I ... read more
The Top 10 Best Ways to Justify an Airplane Purchase
Author: Pat Redmond
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Entrepreneur
For those of us who've caught the "aviation bug" finding a way to justify the purchase of an airplane becomes an all consuming mental task. Make this task simple by choosing the appropriate reasons from the list below:
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For those of us who've caught the "aviation bug" finding a way to justify the purchase of an airplane becomes an all consuming mental task. Make this task simple by choosing the appropriate ... read more
Lead Generation Tactic: Send Postcards
Author: Robin Johnston
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Business / Entrepreneur
This article is excerpted from the July 1st, 2003 edition of "The Sales Generator", a free weekly e-newsletter focused on lead generation. Published by INVICTUS Solutions Group (www.INVICTUSsolutions.com).
Send Postcards
Its true. Postcards arent just for vacationers any more!
In a trend that started in the real estate industry, all sorts of businesses are turning to postcards as a fast and cost-effective way to get their messages out.
Because they do not have to be opened, cards ... read more
Grandma's Mattress
Author: Ruby Whitehurst
Written: June 30, 2003
Category: Lifestyle / Motivational
In this story, I witnessed my grandmother's matterss being elevated in mid air by an unseen force.
When I was growing up in the 1960s, my place of residence was Bronx, New York. Freezing winters, broiling summers, tall buildings, sirens, cement, bumper-to-bumper traffic, and over crowded sidewalks was common for the boroughs - Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and Staten Island. However, relief came for me each summer after June 30th because when school closed my mom sent me to Piney Woods, ... read more
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