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Don't Drop Those Weights Just Yet
Here are a few pointers so you can actually keep the goals you set.

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Stay Out Of Vendorville
Avoid falling into some typical salesperson traps and being treated like just another vendor.

How to Make Getting Sales Success Easier
Man, sometimes it feels like everything depends on you. If you let up for one second you’re falling behind. Can you keep up the pace?

TripleBottomLine of your Sustainable business
New York City, where I live, is going through a rough patch these days. As you know, some of Wall Street’s biggest are falling all around us. Yet it is exactly as it should be. Why? The market is correcting itself from our unsustainable ways. Sustainability is really all about the triple-bottom-line: people, profits and planet. Here’s how it applies to New York’s falling giants: What is your company's triple-bottle-line, in creating a sustainable business.

Waking Up To Opportunity
When you are at the right time and at the right place, you'll succeed even if you're falling asleep.

Entrepreneurs, Investors Alert For Berkshire Investment Opportunity
The 50-1 Split of the Berkshire Hathaway Stock with passage will bring golden opportunity to investors, new and old alike. Those with existing shares and those who wish to jump on the band wagon will have new opportunity once passage has occurred.

Something Old and Something New - Apply Both for Sales Success
The phrase "something old and something new," which is often heard while brides are getting married, can be applied to using social media tools successfully. Many companies jump on the new idea band wagon, often discarding old ideas and methodologies that still produce results. Let's take a look at two ways you should combine new social media with good 'ole fashioned sales principles.

Silo Busting
In the old days we had sales guys and we had marketing guys and we had purchasing guys. The sales and marketing guys hated the purchasing guys. They never bought enough stuff, right? The wagon was never full. A common quote coming from some sales people: . "Our purchasing department sucks; I know there is an extra 5% discount out there. Purchasing is forcing me to sell at these high prices; we are just not buying right." The purchasing guys, in the mean time were saying; "Our sales guys are goofy. They keep saying they can't sell from an empty wagon. They want the wagon so full the wheels will come off. They say-"Put this in and I will sell it" and they never sell it. These kinds of feelings, these quotes were like a tradition. It describes a natural silo between sales and purchasing. It's not really supposed to be funny.

Who’s Jumping On Your Small Business Band-Wagon?
In today’s over-crowded, wildly competitive marketplace, your prospects have the choice of jumping on a variety of band-wagons. So, how can you ensure that YOUR band-wagon is the one they choose? Let’s take a few cues from Mr. P.T. Barnum himself:

How to Set Goals
We all set goals, don't we? It is, after all, a valued tradition around about the time when the ball drops in Times Square. Our New Year's resolutions are often formed without much thought, knowing full well that we are more than likely to fall off the wagon and retreat into our old habits. The practice of setting New Year's resolutions may be little more than a joke to many, but it is nevertheless very important for each one of us to set up smart goals for ourselves, especially if we want to make something of our lives and set our own direction.

Happy Birthday, Colorado
I think there's a reason Ayn Rand picked Colorado as the fictional last bastion of entrepreneurship in the dark world she described in "Atlas Shrugged." And today, when those who want to ride in the wagon are beginning to overburden those who are willing to pull it, American can take a lesson from the Centennial State. This nation is not about victims, or collectivism, or false socialist ideals. It's about rugged individualism. It's about being willing to start a business, to create opportunities where none existed before, to build wealth through toil and ingenuity....

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