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What of the Future
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| As we recover from the Global Financial Crisis, have we really learned anything? What is to stop the excesses of the 80's and the more recent factors leading up to the GFC from happening again? In this article Doug Long takes a brief look at history to show that perhaps we haven't learned very much at all - and the question is posed as to what we are going to do about it. |
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Perceived Effort
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What You Want vs. What You Need
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| Real failure leads directly to transition. Real failure at midlife leads to transformation. When you finally reach that moment of desperation when all your best thoughts and efforts lead you to the brink of catastrophe (and perhaps over), you may then be ready to let go of what you want in favor of what you need. |
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Bernanke Sacrifices the Dollar on the Altar to Save Stocks!
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| What do we have today? Interest rates that got lowered quickly and have hit bottom at a “range between 0% and 0.25%”, essentially zero percent. Think this is going to end any differently than producing another painful bubble that will pop? Of course not.
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Moving Faster and Still Off Track
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| Today’s busy-ness trap comes at a high price. It seems people are automatically responding to some allusive fascination to having it all. But what is having it all? Who’s “all” is it? Is it yours or an unspoken agreement in society?
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The Rule of Three: When to Invest in Your Business
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| It is the businesses that consistently and carefully spend money and invest wisely that make the most money. Many businesses have gone on cost-cutting rampages only to find they are less profitable than before. Why? They crippled themselves by removing profitable business investments. |
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Managing Growth
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| When we look back at the excesses of a few short years ago the risk of rapid expansion becomes apparent. We are now paying it back. It didn’t take an astute businessman to question the seemingly endless development of cookie cutter strip malls that made any drive seem like the movie “Groundhog Day”. It wasn’t de javu but rather redundant development. |
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What of the Future
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| As we recover from the Global Financial Crisis, have we really learned anything? What is to stop the excesses of the 80's and the more recent factors leading up to the GFC from happening again? In this article Doug Long takes a brief look at history to show that perhaps we haven't learned very much at all - and the question is posed as to what we are going to do about it. |
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Mindset for the New Economy
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| What has been painfully revealed is that the past decade of extreme and systemic weaknesses along with flaws, vulnerabilities, and gross excesses, has slapped our economy in the face with a monster recession, suggests Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz. Read this short post as it steers entrepreneurs and small business owners toward being one of the elite few who will survive and succeed in The New Economy. |
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