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How Much More Connected Can You Afford to Be?
Whether you're still at the office or working in the home office or den it seems impossible to turn work off and have a life. Face it...we're addicted to the 24x7 round-the-globe "opportunities" we have on the Internet today. Everyone's on, no one's on. You don't even know who's on but you've gotta be there.
The Law of Attraction Can Work For You or Against You in Your Home Based Internet Business
The law of attraction is an incredibly powerful force which impacts our lives every day even if we are unaware of it's existence. We can either use it to become better human beings or we can ignore it and attract negativity into our daily existence. Those who know the value of giving understand how the process works.
Camphones are for Impulses, Cameras are for Memories
Camphones didn't replace/kill cameras or camcorders. In fact, they got a lot of people -- young and old -- interested and involved in shooting more, saving more, showing more. Their nice impulse devices but let's get serious are you really going to capture your wedding, your birthday, your graduation, your son's/daughter's birth, your partner cheating on a camphone? Ok the last is an impulse moment so you may use the camphone for that. But the rest of the family and personal moments/memories? Heck no...you want to make sure you get the best quality possible. And that you store them on the best media available...
Hyperconnectivity Stress
Are you on Twitter? Facebook? MySpace? LinkedIn? Other social networks? Posting regularly? Checking your email every 15 minutes (and immediately responding)? Check your RSS reader daily? Is it helping your business? Cellphone on all the time? Is it helping your quality of life?
Never Say It Cant Be Done
In business one must never say or assume that something can't be done. With a little help from ingenuity and creativity any problem can be easily solved.
Is Brick and Mortar A Passing Fad
During the dot-com boom the mantra was “Brick and mortar is dead!” Then when most of the dot-com’s crashed like an elephant sitting on a wicker chair, the mantra suddenly changed back to “The Internet is dead! Long live brick and mortar!”
Is Brick and Mortar A Passing Fad
During the dot-com boom the mantra was “Brick and mortar is dead!” Then when most of the dot-com’s crashed like an elephant sitting on a wicker chair, the mantra suddenly changed back to “The Internet is dead! Long live brick and mortar!”
How To Handle The Occasional OopSee
First off, it's important that you understand that the magnitude of your mistake will determine the course of action you take to make amends. If your company's error was such that it caused your customer a significant amount of lost time or revenue, embarrassed them publicly, caused damage to their reputation, or otherwise negatively affected their bottom line, you may face legal repercussions that saying "I'm sorry" will not deter.
Has Common Sense Been Replaced by Rushing?
It’s a hectic run here, go there, do that, type world that many small businesses enjoy. I know we don’t enjoy it but it seems to be the way of life. Because of all our rushing to get work accomplished or be at our child’s event, sometimes it appears as if common sense is left behind.

Business Travelers: Why Are You Puttiing Up with all of the Pain?
Business Travelers are dealing with inconveniences in travel that are just not necessary anymore, no matter who you are.
Death By Phone
Choosing a mobile phone for all of its added features and capabilities is the wrong move. It's also wrong for firms in the industry to focus on added stuff rather than good, dependable service.
Death By Phone
Choosing a mobile phone for all of its added features and capabilities is the wrong move. It's also wrong for firms in the industry to focus on added stuff rather than good, dependable service.

Other cellphone Related Articles

Whose Number is It
Cellphones are a valuable tool for businesses. Do you consider the cellphone number an asset. Perhaps you should. This article gives a reason why you should consider it as such.
Devices Aren't Enough - Changing the Face of Personal Communications
almost impossible to go out and buy a plain old mobile phone anymore. We threw tons of features/capabilities on them. We changed them from utilitarian to dress accessories...statements of who we are and our importance. But it took the guy on Infinity Circle to really change the keypad and screen. Oh sure the iPhone is sleek and incorporates so many service capabilities (wonder why your cellphone bill got HUGE?). But to us it's just a phone...can I make a call on it...can I reach the person...can I hear the person on the other end?

Harness Your Energy
Just like your cellphone you need to take time to recharge. When you take good care of yourself you can be more productive. Here are some helpful tips.

Hyperconnectivity Stress
Are you on Twitter? Facebook? MySpace? LinkedIn? Other social networks? Posting regularly? Checking your email every 15 minutes (and immediately responding)? Check your RSS reader daily? Is it helping your business? Cellphone on all the time? Is it helping your quality of life?
Changing the Face of Personal Communications
It's almost impossible to go out and buy a plain old mobile phone anymore. We threw tons of features/capabilities on them. We changed them from utilitarian to dress accessories...statements of who we are and our importance. But it took the guy on Infinity Circle to really change the keypad and screen. Oh sure the iPhone is sleek and incorporates so many service capabilities (wonder why your cellphone bill got HUGE?). At Apple's WWDC (developer's conference)Steve will once again strolled onto the stage with a clean black mock turtle on and show us his next insanely great offerings. Including the 3G iPhone (probably). Neat thing is that all of his offerings -- even those that stumble -- will all

Cell phones...Conveniently dangerous
April 3rd,2009 marked the 36th anniversary of the cellphone. A man named Martin Cooper placed the first call ever on a cell phone when he was at Motorola, as Gen. Mgr.Communications Div. The first cell phone was the size of we remember a satellite telephone looking like. How far we have come since then! Today, you can fit a cell phone in the palm of your hand(try that with a satellite phone. Today, billions of cell phones are in use worldwide, from your urban cities to the most remote corners of the world. Cell phones are very convenient. Perhaps too convenient. Many accident fatalities on the road are attributable to drivers talking while they drive. Even pedestrians are oblivious as they cross the streets, yapping away on their cells. Don't lose your head as you use this technological marvel called the cell phone....stay tuned.
Doing Social Media On The Go
Cellphones have become an irreplaceable tool that is needed to manage my life. I find that I’m not the only one who feels this way. What do you use your cellphone for now?

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