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Outsource your marketing to a “Virtual Marketing Department” and set your mind at ease
Outsourcing has always had the good and the bad associated to it, but the success of outsourcing all over the developed world has proven beyond doubt, that the volume of the pros associated with outsourcing overpower the cons to a great extent.
Business Ideas For Beginners- What you should be asking?
Looking for business ideas for beginners, but not sure how to cut through the mass of advertising telling you that their business is the best? Here are some questions you should be asking about any new business venture.
Six a day, six days a week
Need a basic but realistic recipe for a balanced diet? Go for six ‘airplane-sized’ meals a day, six days a week (no, not the size of an actual airplane…but the size of the meals they serve you on board).
What Will Your Next Career Look Like?
Job security? Retirement? Dream on! No matter whether you're currently employed or not, you've got another career in your future: count on it!
How to Declutter the Clutter
If you seriously want to have more time and a better quality of life, then you have to look at cleaning out all the clutter. Clutter costs you big time because... • You waste time searching for things. • Clutter occupies space. • You lose things. • Extra money is spent on stationery and office supplies which have already been bought. • Money is wasted on excess office furniture and storage to hoard the clutter. • Clutter makes you feel busy and causes unnecessary stress. You get distracted and have difficulty focusing. • Clutter affects your image. You look out of control. • You cannot prioritise or work efficiently when you can't see or find the tasks that need to be done.

Supply Management - 8 Tips for Keeping Your Supplies in Order
So how many push pins and paper clips do you really need at your desk? Office costs are going up by the minute and we are frequently to blame! Walking by the supply room... we grab a few boxes "just in case" not really knowing if we need the item or not. So, we end up with a bunch of stuff in our office or cube that takes up room and that we do not use! So, consider these tips for your space.
The Greening of Procurement Revisited (Part 2)
As a follow-up to my post from earlier this week, I am pleased to present Part 2 of the 2 part Greening of Procurement Series: It’s Not Easy Being Green! For those of you who would like to delve even deeper into the factors that are shaping both public and private sector sustainability strategies, including case studies on companies such as Kodak and Ford, you can purchase ($20) my white paper titled The Greening of Procurement: How Social Consciousness is Re-Shaping Procurement Practices (contact the author for ordering details)
Exactly What the Heck is POWER?
I’ve been doing a lot of media interviews over the past few weeks and one question keeps coming up: What, exactly, is Power? Power is one of those words people use quite a bit without having a clear, functional definition...
The Greeining of Procurement (Part 2): It's not easy being Green!
Are environmental considerations truly the central element of recently emerging green programs, or are they an advantageous, politically correct by-product of an existing strategy that is linked to more “traditional” motives? While the EcoMarkets 2007 Survey adroitly provided us with an unbiased look into the mindset of the purchaser, the attitude (and actions) of vendors requires equal consideration to accurately answer the “motive” question.

The Squirrel Effect
Like that squirrel, people often hide what they consider important to their personal survival in the corporate world. It’s called information. Hoarding bits and pieces, they act as if information alone is a work-life sustaining nutrient. The more information nuggets they have, the safer or more powerful they think they’ll be. And while those nuggets might help someone survive in a corporate culture where information is a bartered commodity, long term it won’t help them thrive. Here’s why.

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How to Declutter the Clutter
If you seriously want to have more time and a better quality of life, then you have to look at cleaning out all the clutter. Clutter costs you big time because... • You waste time searching for things. • Clutter occupies space. • You lose things. • Extra money is spent on stationery and office supplies which have already been bought. • Money is wasted on excess office furniture and storage to hoard the clutter. • Clutter makes you feel busy and causes unnecessary stress. You get distracted and have difficulty focusing. • Clutter affects your image. You look out of control. • You cannot prioritise or work efficiently when you can't see or find the tasks that need to be done.

Another Eldercare Issue: Hoarding
What is hoarding? What are the differences between clutter and hoarding? What are some reasons people hoard? These questions and more will be addressed in this article.
The Gift of Your Talents
Each person is born with talents that she/he is free to share or to hoard. When people share their talents, the world literally becomes a different place. Those who hoard or hide their talents deny the world the benefit of their gifts.
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