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Mr. Infomercial: The Early Years of Ron Popeil
You may not know him by name, but chances are if you have ever had a sleepless night and turned on the television, Ron Popeil has been there to keep you company. He is the king of the late night infomercial, and the man who made famous such catch phrases as “But wait, there’s more!” and “It slices! It dices!” But, Popeil is also more than that. Over the past forty years, Popeil has created for himself an empire. By inventing and selling over $2 billion worth of products, Popeil has turned his company, Ronco Teleproducts, into a global leader in direct response marketing.

Businesses that are still making money in this economy
What does it mean when I tell people that a business is recession resistant? Let's look at this phrase more closely. To me the definition of a recession resistant business is a business that continues to thrive, grow, and make money in any economic condition. In my Economics class I studied NEEDS AND WANTS.

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Grand Intentions to Greater Sales
You’ve probably noticed that today’s consumer is better educated, streetwise, and, frankly, more cynical about other people’s motives than ever before. Consumers seem to be taking the advice that parents give their children: “Come straight home, and don’t talk to strangers!” Beyond telling employees to be friendly with customers, managers need to equip their staff with tools for establishing trust. Expressing your Grand Intention is an easy way to break through the barriers.

Anybody can become a good salesperson
How did you get into sales? My guess is that it wasn't the career your parents had picked out for you. Usually parents want their children to be accountants or lawyers or go into the family business. Selling is not usually top of the list.

Lesson #2: Success Comes From Pursuing A Single-Purpose Goal
Sharp says he is often asked what his overall vision for the Four Seasons was when he first began pondering the idea in the late 1950s. “What was my grand dream?” he asks. “Well I can say with a great deal of certainty and truth that there was no vision, there was no grand dream. The fact is I was just trying to do one small hotel deal. One deal – not a company.”

Steve Jobs Bio
The Steve Jobs bio, and the story of the life of a man whose career would rebound more times than many critics thought possible, began in San Francisco, California on February 24, 1955. Born to an unwed American mother and a Syrian father, Jobs was put up for adoption by his parents the week after his arrival in this world. Taken in by Paul and Clara Jobs of Mountain View, California, Jobs dislikes the term “adoptive parents” and considers Paul and Clara the only parents he ever had.

Defining Public Relations Success
Don't start a media campaign expecting a grand slam, go for the steady, slow-but constant built, yet, be prepared because grand slams do happen.
How to Hit the Grand Slam Increase Sales Win More Clients and Reduce Costs
Sales or selling can be compared to baseball. You have hits, foul balls, butts, home runs and grand slams. What would happen to your bottom line if you could score more grand slams by improving the sales skills of your sales team? You would increase sales, win more client and reduce costs. Then read how you may achieve this sales goal.
Parents Can Accelerate their Children's Ability to Learn
Parents can accelerate their children's ability to learn and resolve conflict constructively - by mastering the Skills of Listening. Will Rogers accurately describes the fact that most parents have never evaluated their ability to listen to their children. He says, "The trouble with people is not what they know. It's what they know that ain't so." The fact is that 95% of parents may not listen to their children.
How to Cripple Your Kids
We've been hearing more about “helicopter parents” in the last few years. Is this just a healthy concern for the well-being of our children? Can we help them be excellent by giving them all our time, advice and resources? Well, unfortunately it’s pretty easy to show that students with helicopter parents tended to be “less open to new ideas and actions, as well as more vulnerable, anxious and self-consciousness, among other factors, compared with their counterparts with more distant parents.
3 Grand Opening Ideas that Set the Stage for Your Business
While there are no firm statistics, professionals have noticed that the majority of businesses that close within the first two years did not have an official grand opening event. Those same pros continue to surmise that if you create a successful grand opening, you'll set the pace for the weeks and months ahead.

A Problem with Today\\\\\\\'s Parenting
Many parents try to be far better parents than their parents were, yet their children grow up feeling lost and empty. Discover why in this article.
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