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How do honesty and integrity weigh into life in business and sales? In what ways are these factors altered in trying times? What must you know and understand in order to succeed when it comes to your own character? Read on...

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Lesson #1: Profits Can Go Hand in Hand with the Public Good
“Over the past decades…while many businesses have pursued what I call ‘business as usual’, I have been part of a different, smaller business movement, one that tried to put idealism back on the agenda,” says Roddick. “If I can’t do something for the public good, what the hell am I doing?”
J.A.M. (Just another meeting)
It was so typical. Eight people, the regular bunch. New client kick-off, business as usual. And it showed.
Should You Adjust Your Estimated Tax Payment?
Should you adjust your estimated tax payment if business is suddenly slower than usual?

Sales are Probably Down if You Are Doing These Three Things...
"When your market isn't growing, it is not business as usual and holding your breath and hoping is not the right strategy." This according to Casey Coffman, my guest on...
Business Not As Usual - Roadmap for Process Improvement
Many businesses intellectually recognize that there is rapid and dramatic changes taking place locally and globally, and that they have not and are not reacting accordingly to address. They are stuck in doing business as usual, or as it was in the past.
Marketing Opportunities in Difficult Economic Times
"Business as usual" is NOT the most effective strategy for surviving/thriving during economic downturns. Consumers don't stop buying during tough times but they do buy more cleverly. And they spend A LOT more time researching their purchases, seeking advice from friends and associates and otherwise doing their homework. Recession Marketers need to refine their tactics as well. In this article we share 7 essential tips to help you sharpen up your offerings (and actually most of these tips contain useful advice for marketing more effectively in ANY economy, good or bad). You won't blossom in 2010 simply by acting as if it's business as usual. Nor is it a time to hide your budget under a bushel. As one major advertiser summed it up: "When times are good, you SHOULD advertise. When times are bad, you MUST advertise."
5 Ways to Make Someone Say “WOW, I Want to Be Your Client”
The objective: To jog potential clients, colleagues and new contacts from the “business as usual” frame of mind that gets in the way of making true connections.
Getting Sick can be Frustrating
It’s flu session. Getting sick is never any fun, and as an adult with ADHD getting sick can be frustrating as your mind continues to work as fast as ever, yet your body isn’t as physically strong as usual and you don’t have your usual energy to keep up.
The Power of Influence
There are numbers of signs in the market right now that for many indicate that 2010 will be much improved on 2009! What this means is that the 'headlights' of new opportunities will be back on again and it is business as usual.

When People Talk, People Listen, Marketing Gets Better
We'd like to but we can't blame everything on the up-and-coming kids. We can't blame all of the changes on computers, connectivity and social media. Marketing, communications are different today than they were in the 70s, 80s, 90s. It will be different in 2020. But then it never was the same. It has always been in a constant state of change, flux. It really is business as usual because the usual, the norm, is change. Every day it just seems to change a little faster. People now learn about brands, products from multiple sources and they're able to make a better buying decision. Meet all of the consumers wants, needs and expectations they commit to your brands, products. They encourage others to join up. Fail to meet your commitments to quality, value, service, support...you'll hear about it fast!

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