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Sean Combs Godzilla
In 1998, a film was released that would introduce Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to a new audience of music listeners. Starring Matthew Broderick and Hank Azaria, “Godzilla” opened in theatres across America to mixed reviews. It was yet another remake of the classic Japanese film “Gojira”, but this time, there were a few twists, one of which was the film’s soundtrack featuring rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs in a joint venture with the guitarist of famed English rock band Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page. For Sean Combs, Godzilla was his chance to show people he wasn’t just a one-genre musician; he could rock it out with the best of them.

ADHD and the Environment
People with ADHD are usually so focused on getting through the day and staying on top of life, that they barely have time to think beyond their to-do list, let alone the planet. Time is often one of the biggest reasons people say they don’t do things they know to be green. However, it is possible to have ADHD, do things for the environment and even help your ADHD, all at the same time.
A "Weak" Consumer With Confidence!
When the strong Consumer Confidence numbers came out today,  it begged the question:  Do we really want consumers too confident?

8 Tips For Successful Newsletters
Many businesses could benefit from using an email newsletter to keep in contact with clients and prospectives. But a badly-written newsletter can hurt you more than help you! This is a primary reason why many small business owners put off creating a newsletter. Use these tips to create a newsletter your audience looks forward to!

How To Write Winning Copy The More You Tell The More You Sell
Long copy versus short copy, which is better in the online world, when a sale lost forever is just a click away?
Mall Cop - The Sales Example
Have you seen the movie Paul Blart Mall Cop yet? It's Home Alone meets Die Hard. It has a great analogy to sales - especially in this economic environment.
Performance Driven Culture - Key to Organizational Success
At the core of each successful organization you will find a culture that strives for better performance every day. Organizations that excel in their domain are nothing but the result of their leaders painstaking efforts to inculcate a performance driven culture.
It Doesn’t Take Much
A true story about how little it takes to make a big difference. A life changing experience of Brad Anderson, Service Manager for Southeast Industrial Equipment Charlotte NC.
WASTING YOUR TRAINING BUDGET
Until organizations move from “quick fix” training interventions to a willingness to define exact outcomes and engage in a long term process to reach those outcomes, most of the training budget will continue to be wasted.

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How To Avoid Being Complacent About Your Retirement
As an entrepreneur you're probably working hard and hopefully setting time aside to play hard. But are you saving hard? How much thought are you giving to providing for your "Dream retirement?" This article allows you to do the math to see how much you'll to live in the style you're accustomed to in your retirement.
The Gateway to Success: How Omidyar Became an Overnight Billionaire
“When you look at the accomplishments of accomplished people and you say, ‘Boy, that must have been really hard,’…that was probably hard,” says Omidyar. “And conversely, when you look at something that looks easy, that was probably hard. And so you’re never going to know which is which until you actually go out and do it.” Whether Omidyar’s accomplishments look easy or not, they are undoubtedly significant, having not only revolutionized the way people do business, but making a multi-billion dollar fortune along the way. How did he do it?
The 8020 Rule Fallacy In Sales
The 80/20 rule in sales organizations dies hard. You’ll need to work diligently and hard to eliminate it and then even harder to keep it from resurfacing.

Activity vs. Productivity
Most of us work very hard. We get up each day and spend eight hours or more doing something we call work. If you talk to the most successful and the least successful persons you can find, they will probably both tell you they are working extremely hard. If this is true, why are so few people actually getting the results they want from their hard work?

Top 10 Reasons You Don't Have Any Clients (And How to Change That)
Having a hard time filling your practice? Or maybe it's more than hard; how about next to impossible!?!? Take a peek at my Top 10 Reasons Why You Don't Have Any Clients (And How to Change That) if you want some real help understanding what's holding you back, and what you can do to get your business moving forward.
What Happens When You Try to Hard To Sell?
If you are in an industry that has been impacted by the recession, and you are doing everything possible to continue to bring in revenue, then you are working twice as hard, twice as long and twice as smart. If not, you are probably failing right now. Twice as long is plenty obvious. Twice as smart means planning the strategies and tactics you'll use for each opportunity. But what about twice as hard? Is that working twice as hard today and tomorrow or is that working twice as hard with every prospect?
The Hard Sell
I declare right up front that I am not, and never have been a fan of the Hard Sell. You have probably guessed that from all my previous posts. And if you ask most people about what they think about the profession of selling they will often describe something akin to the ‘Hard Sell'. Of late I have also noticed a rise in ‘hard sell' stories where people are being unnecessarily pressured to buy or sales people being pressured to sell at almost any cost. The hard times may be pushing some people to do things they wouldn't normally do like the "Hard Sell".
Why is Taking it Easy so Hard?
The real reason why you find it hard to take it easy is because (drum roll, please) you THINK it MUST be HARD. Seriously, that is the ONLY reason life feels hard. When you choose to believe that life has to be hard because that’s just the way it is, then you are deliberately (even if maybe unconsciously) creating the experience of difficulty in your life. In order to take it easy in your life, you simply need to come from a place where you believe it’s possible. Now, I know it isn’t always comfortable to change which is the main reason we get caught up in staying in situations that don’t feel good. However, I promise you that deliberately creating a love that you love is more than worth the initial discomfort.

Protect your data with backup software
Hard drives are marketed as reliable, but the reality tells a different story. It’s only a matter of time until a hard drive crashes and you lose all your important data if you’re not prepared. And even if your hard drive doesn’t fail due to physical errors, virus attacks, software or user errors, even theft threats intervene increasing exponentially the probability of losing your data.
Backing Up Your Files Has Never Been Easier
Disaster can strike in more ways than just your hard drive crashing and just because your computer is new doesn't mean that the hard drive will not crash. Besides a hard drive crash there is theft, fire, flood, and any of another multitude of factors that can wipe out your important files once and for all. Fortunately for you, backing up your files has never been easier.
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