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Smart Women Are On the Slopes!
This article is about getting prepared for success as an entrepreneurial woman. There are certain solutions that you can use and follow to help you to achieve your Big Idea, Dream or Goal. Things to make your journey easier, faster and more enjoyable. It is a lot like snow skiing. Being prepared for both success as an entrepreneur and snow sking have a lot in common.

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Working for the Right Person
People who are winning at working work for the right person - the one looking back in mirror. That differentiation changes everything. It's easier to know what jobs to seek, skills to enhance, and opportunities to seize. It's easier to know when you should change paths, companies, or bosses. And it's easier to weather workplace stresses when you're the one holding the compass for your life.
The Best of Times...The Worst of Times?
Today is March 12, 2009. I am identifying this day so you can get a perspective of where we are in the world. I don’t know about you but I am getting a little tired of what the media is exposing us to. Every statement seems to start with “during these tough times”, even commercials are getting on board with the negative jargon. Every statistic is peppered with “the worst since”, “highest since”, or “lowest since”. I question the mechanism for such quotes and who really cares? Even the weather has become “severe” weather with it’s corresponding lowest or highest recorded stats. I may regret saying this but I’m ready to hear more about Iraq, that has been pushed to the back page.

Find out how to Communicate Effectivly
Find out how to communicate effectivly (without having to bring the weater into the conversation).What would we talk about if the weather did not change?
What is the Difference Between Weather and Climate?
Weather and climate - aren't they the same? No, the principal difference is the measure of time. Weather is the description of conditions over a short time period and in a localized area or region. In contrast, climate describes the sum of weather conditions over an extended period of time.
Communication Skills - What we need to be Aware of.
"Isnt the weather dreadful? Isnt it shocking? God it's a beautiful day" How many times have we heard and responded to statements like this? Well don't knock it as nine-tenths of people would not be able to start a conversation if the weather didn't change once in a while. Communication skills trainers define communication as the exchange of ideas and information through speech, writing and behaviour.
Pricing One’s Products and Services
Setting one’s prices is a never-ending struggle for business owners. Buyer’s behaviors change nearly as fast as the weather. But, by better understanding how and why customers value and purchase products may take some of the pricing dilemma away.
Keeping the Change Process Cool
In this hot summer weather, life is all about staying cool. If you are managing change you may also need to find ways of keeping the change process cool – people can sometimes get a little over heated about change! For people to make significant changes they must feel some heat with the current situation! People will not usually change until it gets too hot where they are. On the other hand, humans have a built in desire to stay the same. In medical terms, the process of seeking balance is called homeostasis.

Gratitude
If you observe your emotions quite carefully, you may notice that emotions shift and change like the weather.
Depression
February is considered the most depressing month of the year. The festivities of the holidays are over and there is no break in the weather for what seems like forever! This combination of decreased sunlight and bitter weather conditions helps manifest depressive feelings in many people.

That dog won’t hunt
Here we are at the end of March already. I was talking with a friend the other day about an old farmer’s adage we used to anticipate in March regarding the weather: “In like a lamb, out like a lion.” Or “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” The expectation was that if we had harsh winter weather at the beginning of March we would have mild weather at the end – and vice versa. I have no idea why that is expected but it reminds me of all the little clichés that we accept as reality. As farmers we also used to cite, “Red in the morning, sailors warning; red at night, sailors delight.”
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