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Success Begins Today
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Set goals, become more productive, and manage your time better with Microsoft Word templates you can download and use today. Whatever the size of your business you'll find something useful here.
- Added on: Feb 25th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: John Richardson
- Listed in: Small Business Innovation
- Tags: personal development goal setting Marketing productivity time management word templates
Recent Posts
Smart vs Hard
As we explore the new book by Mark Murphy, entitled Hundred Percenters, it becomes clear that he has a different view of goal setting than many companies and business leaders in today’s economy. While the contemporary view is that you should set ...
You Can’t Do That, It’s Never Been Done Before!
This is simply the difference between setting S.M.A.R.T. goals or going out on a huge limb and setting H.A.R.D goals. Yet this may make all the difference in your life. It may give you the needed push to really make a change. It may give you results ...
Three Quick Twitter Tips
It’s the end of a busy week and my new Droid cell phone has come alive with it’s new Twitter Twidroid application. Many of my friends and co-workers have been interested in the Droid, since it represents a great phone on a great network (Verizon)...
Using Hashtags in Twitter
Twitter is a great tool for finding information quickly and easily. The search function at search.twitter.com is powerful and can find up to the minute information unlike any other search engine. When you first start using Twitter, you might have not...
The Top-Six Strategy for Daily Success
With all the conflicting organizational and productivity strategies on the market it can be hard to find a practical organizational solution that really works on a daily basis. I’ve tried Stephen Covey’s First Things First strategy of prioritizin...
Crowdsourcing With Twitter
One of my favorite business books is The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki. This book really opened my mind as far as group think goes. It showed that under certain circumstances that the crowd was actually smarter than any individual person on a ...
