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Moms Not Working
For years, career women have heard that it’s fine for them to quit their jobs in order to become stay-at-home moms. They’re told that it’s the best thing for their children and eventually they can make their way back into the workforce when their kids get old enough.

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Will Working With a Life Coach Make Life Easier and Give You a Sense of Purpose?
We don't talk about this too often in this industry but the truth is, some people who enter into coaching have to face very real, very difficult decisions regarding their personal environments, including their physical space, social circle, intimate relationships, the cost of maintaining one's current lifestyle and what impact those are having on one's ability to move forward in a more fulfilling direction. Some people end up in divorces. Some go through financial hard times. Sometimes life throws you a curve and you have a health crisis at the worst possible time. Sometimes, just when you are thinking about resigning, you get fired! (That happens a lot!) If you are considering hiring a coach, be honest about what you want and what you are willing to do to get it. Transforming a life is not a path for the weak of heart.

How to Easily Save 2 Hours a Day
Do you find it frustrating knowing that there must be a better way to manage your time, yet you can't seem to pinpoint exactly what you need to do? Well here's a simple secret that could easily save you a couple of hours a day. I've been coaching Greg for only a couple of months and in that time he has made big changes in his business and his life by actioning what he has learned.
Getting started with PR
Probably the hardest part about getting started with PR is planning it. The marketing and public relations plans seem so weighty. And trust me they can take forever to write. So here is a simple five-step process for 2008. It shouldn’t take you more than an hour to prepare a quick plan based on these primary PR activities. And maybe a couple hours a month to execute. I’ve included a couple of articles with more detail on how to pitch the different media channels for you also.

Build your you hub
Today’s happening small business entrepreneur has several businesses, maintains multiple web sites, blogs at a couple places, has written a book, and has profiles on half a dozen social network sites. I havn’t even mentioned that they have also thrown themselves into a couple cool new beta start-ups, projects and fun not-for-profit adventures.
Science of Staffing: LARGE Events (Pt. 1)
Yeah, your event might be a miniscule three hours long, but guess what? You have 200 people working it. That means you have the daunting task of converting a couple hundred contracted Brand Ambassadors into a couple hundred brand loyalists in a relatively short amount of time. Start here.
Teaching Old Skiers New Tricks
We recently went on our final ski trip of the season to Maine and thought it would be a great idea to brush up on our skills by taking a couple of lessons. Our instructor turned out to be a twenty-something guy who talked a lot and knew his skiing inside and out. Our little group of students included two middle aged ladies from Montreal, a young couple from Boston, and a 73 year old man from Germany, who had skied all his life, but was trying out new parabolic skis for the first time.

On The Road, Staying in Touch for Business, Pleasure
Sure the next couple of months are going to be hectic what with the holidays, Storage Visions, CES, the holidays. It's no wonder that the gift everyone expects to get in their stocking is portable. We just don't seem to have enough of being in touch with all of the bad news and folks we don't want to see. Already we see folks with a couple of smartphones, notebook, tablet, more tucked in their backpacks. The demand for devices and content just keeps growing. As long as it's portable though we'll just ride on!
Selling Is A Numbers Game
Chris Randolph, author of "The Sales Edge" and several other books on professional selling, marketing, internet marketing, personal development and motivation shares a couple ideas on the idea that selling is a numbers game and he takes that idea a couple steps further.
Work Online From Home – The Many Advantages Part 2
In our last article, Work Online From Home – The Many Advantages we looked at a couple of advantages that the Home Based Business industry has to offer. In this article let’s look at a couple more important advantages of a Home Business compared to a job.

The Best Ways to Keep Ahead of the Game on Taxes
In this brief article, I will introduce 5 easy ways to save money on income taxes. A couple of these are fairly obvious while a couple of them are seldom used. These are practical strategies in which you can implement before the end of the year.
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