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Lesson #5: Make It A Business Less Ordinary
“To me it’s not about, ‘Todd, how did you do it?’ It’s why weren’t they doing it?” says McFarlane. “I always scratch my head; that boggles my mind more than anything else.” McFarlane might be modest in his admissions, but his route to success involved more than just doing something that others were not already doing. Rather, McFarlane took something ordinary and gave it a little something extra by taking away all the unnecessary extras.

The Top Ten Lies of Corporate Partners
In a manner of speaking, I’m running out of lies to tell. So far I’ve taken care of entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, engineers, and marketers. The target of this posting is “corporate partners.” (You might find a previous posting, "The Art of Partnering" interesting.)
Bite Your Tongue: Eight More Ways To Improve Your Presentations
There was such a positive response to the speaking tips of Doug Lawrence (email) that I asked him for more stuff. Taking a cue from the fact that “Bite your tongue” was the most popular tip, here are more:
Moment of Good Financial News Zen: Shark Attacks Down
Here is your moment of good financial news zen, or maybe we should call it optimism porn:
We’ll meet again…
Ever been treated with an attitude of indifference? Ever been ignored as a customer because you didn’t look the part or didn’t fit the stereotype of a typical buyer? Ever been fobbed off in favor of someone else because you are (supposedly) not famous enough, well connected or prestigious enough to do business with? The world is littered with stories of people who were passed over and ignored by judgmental, blinkered sales people only to take their business somewhere else where they were treated with respect and were able to buy what they wanted despite how they may have appeared to others.
Real Estate Marketing Strategies - Tips for Creating Success
Have you ever been concerned that being successful means you have to be pushy? This article shows how re-thinking the way you view marketing will improve your business and increase your personal production capacity at the same time.
Synchronization Versus Compression Should Guide Government Procurement Policy (200th POST)
Government is never boring. On one hand you have the Government of Canada who despite earlier hopes has once again reverted to muscling a shared services platform down the unwilling throats of stakeholders, the majority of whom oppose the current direction. A move which is ironically being introduced at the expense of the very business and innovation the mandate is purported to protect.

Successful People are Self-Taught…ALWAYS!
Before anyone gets in a twist, this isn’t MBA bashing or PhD envy. However, every successful person I’ve ever met is and continues to be self-taught...

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