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Fear of Public Speaking
	"According to most studies, people's number one fear is public speaking. Number two is death. Death is number two. Does that sound right? This means to the average person, if... ...»

Unemployed to Self-employed
	The current market conditions have taken its toll on a range of businesses and industries. Recent pink slip issuing companies include: MGM Mirage laying off 400 managers. Starbucks closure of 600 stores... ...»

High Speed Business Start Ups
	The length of time to start a business has remained virtually unchanged in this age of speed. In my experience, the majority of companies are launched in 4 to 12... ...»

An Elevator Pitch for All Occasions
	Sixty seconds isn't much time to pitch a client or investor. The elevator pitch is a great exercise to develop a short message to convey what you do to clients,... ...»

The 4 Skills for Innovation & Creativity in Business
	In good times and bad, what keeps a business going is the ability to think outside the box and not be tied down by convention. Coming up with small innovations... ...»

Domain Name Doom
	Imagine a world where you could only name your baby with a name never used before. Everybody would be more unique. But pity the parents who had to come... ...»

Tagline Revival
	Prior to the attention-draining capacity of the Internet, companies used taglines or slogans as a integral part of branding. It's difficult to forget the most memorable taglines of yesteryear including: "It’s... ...»

Success Secret From America's Original Entrepreneur
	On July 4th, 1776, Benjamin Franklin was one of the group of politicians and business men who signed the Declaration of Independence. Franklin is America's original entrepreneur and inventor. He... ...»

What is Your Mission Statement?
	Over 85% of corporations have a mission statement, according to Bain & Company but most are drab with a bland description of serving customers and shareholders. Reviewing big corporate mission... ...»

Second Generation Business
	Multi-generational family-controlled businesses have long been part of the American dream, and some have proven highly successful. Think Wal-Mart or Anheuser-Busch. However, business succession is no simple family matter. According... ...»

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