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DUMB LITTLE MAN MAY 7, 2012 One Simple Way to Impress: Do What You Say You'll Do Over the past week, two people have – independently – thanked me for simply doing what I said I’d do. In a perfect world, we’d take it for granted that people would actually come through on their promises and commitments. You probably know a few people who always talk big, but never come through for you. Maybe they’re constantly running late. | | | | | | | | | | |
| - Top 5 Tips for London 2012
Top 5 Tips posts from the SME Blog are always full of hints and tips for small, home & micro business owners. The London Olympics are expected to cause travel chaos for small businesses and the general public this Summer. Make sure that all your vital journeys are well planned in advance and that… MORE >> -
VIRTUAL MOXIE | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012 Want Great Clients? First Own Your Brilliance!
Yesterday's Moxie Tip sent a flurry of email to my Inbox. Here's more on the topic. When you wake up in the morning and head into your office (or whatever space you’re working from), what attitude do you take with you? Are you clear about who you are, what you do, and that you create wonderful value for your clients? What’s enough, anyway? Own it. MORE >> -
SERVICE UNTITLED | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  How to keep your customers from leaving you
A surprisingly high statistic from the Research Institute of America (RIA) states an average business will never hear a word from 96 percent of their unhappy customers whose complaints range from poor service, rudeness, to discourteous treatment. Statistics are not just for textbooks and graphs. photo by: Itiro. MORE >> -
SMALL BUSINESS LABS | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  The Longevity Economy and the MetLife Mature Market Institute
The Longevity Economy is the term the AARP uses to describe the huge economic impact - and numerous business opportunities - presented by the 100 million aging U.S. baby boomers and seniors. We were introduced to the MMI at the Boomer Summit. It's also FREE. And yes, I like having a picture of Snoopy on my blog. MORE >> -
DAILY WRITING TIPS | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012 15 “Dis-” Words and Their Relations
Words with the antonymic prefix dis- are easily confused with similar-looking terms starting with mis- or un- that usually have differing connotations or entirely distinct senses. Here are comparative definitions of some of these terms, along with etymological identification: 1-2. Disassemble/Dissemble/Misassemble. Disassociate/Dissociate. Spellin MORE >>
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