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The Top Business Blogs

Top Business Blogs

If you are already an adherent of One Job Two Salaries way to get entrepreneur, it is time to start watch the entrepreneusphere - observe the trends, get in the business, learn the rules and the slang. You need some brand new skills and visions, so I recommend you to read entrepreneurship blogs and sites at least for 20-30 minutes per day. You can subscribe their feeds and just check one time every day for new posts.

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July 21, 2007   1 Comment

Take Names and Kick Asses - 5 Success Tips To Name Your Business

Entrepreneurship

One of the most important things for your business startup is the name. It has mystical and practical meaning. It will be used in your logo, your slogan, your ads… People will know you by your business name. Don’t neglect your business name or it will neglect you.

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July 20, 2007   2 Comments

Top 7 Clues That Your Boss Is An Alien

Your Boss Is an Alien

There are days when you are sure that your boss is not from this planet. IT (here I am going to call your boss “it”, not “he” or “she”, because you never know with those alien guys) do and say things which - by your means - are not suitable for a rational human being. Now a more exact alien-test exists and you can apply it to your boss to decide if IT is an alien or not.

Here are the top seven metrics to detect whether your boss is from our planet.

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July 18, 2007   No Comments

20 Ways To Say No

By Ramona Creel

Said NO!

One of the hardest things in life is to say “No”. People just don’t like to reject others because they are afraid of not being liked by their colleagues, spouses, customers, partners. But in most cases you should say “No” if you want to defend your dignity, goals and interests. So one of the most crucial skills is to be able to reject others.

In this post you will find 20 reality-proof ways to say “No”.

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July 8, 2007   2 Comments

It Is Not Enough to be Better, You Have to Be Remarkable

Purple Cow

There is so much of everything today that we feel lost in this huge information ocean. There are so many sites, news, books, products, services… On the other side, you as a future (or current) entrepreneur want to get maximum exposure, to present yourself to the public and sell your products, services, etc. But with every new day it becomes harder and harder. You can not even be noticed in the variety of new ideas, new trends, new products.

Years ago it was enough to be better than others and you could get popular, your product could create an image of a top quality product and you could get to the top. But not any more. To be better is just not enough. You have to be different, you have to become outstanding in order to be noticed. You should look like a purple cow to attract attention and to be able to offer you high quality services and products.

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July 7, 2007   No Comments

Living in Google. The Location Independent Lifestyle

The Location Independant Lifestyle

Most of all I love freedom. I want to be free and not to obey any limitations. One of the them I hate the most is the locality - the dependence of the place you are living at the moment. I want to be free to travel whenever and wherever I decide to go and not to be hold back by document folders, paper, heavy desktop PCs, etc. I don’t want to be location dependent.

You are location dependent if:

  • Your main computer is a desktop PC or Mac.
  • Your documents are put in folders in your cabinet.
  • Your organizer is a 300-page notebook with dates and calendars.
  • Your notes are written on countless yellow stickies.
  • Your e-mail client is desktop-based.
  • Your news is delivered by newspapers, I mean those made of paper. :)

Almost all of these problems can easily be solved by one single power. This is the power of Google.

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July 6, 2007   No Comments

Bad Habits Demolition Sequence

Breaking Paterns Strategy

All of us follow certain patterns in our behavior. These patterns (habits, rituals) drive us all the time. There are patterns that are moving us towards our goals and work for our good and wealth. There are some also habits that are not good for us and can damage our bodies, our souls, our relationships.

As we are rational creatures, we should interrupt our bad patterns and improve and create good patterns. I am a fan of Tony Robbins’ methodology and I use his Pattern-breaking routine daily. During my practice, I have made some changes in this technology and I can tell you that it works (with or without my changes). In this post I am going to share with you my Bad Habits Demolition Sequence.

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July 5, 2007   No Comments