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Work From Home: Can You Copy Success?
Are you striving to improve yourself, your job, or profession? Copying an expert is a marvelous way to master the detailed ins and outs of any new job or profession. And who better to model yourself after than someone with proven success?

Rudeness in the Workplace
Contemporary business more resembles a paint ball exercise than a human service experience. Marketing ploys are spattered across the media in the hope of snagging our attention. However, we are in a global economy, and our social skills need remedial attention. Social skills have not been transferred to the last two generations as a group like technology has. For example, think about how many Gen X and Y’s know how to set a dining table or how to cut their meat. News flash: high-level careers have been sabotaged by just such “unnecessary” information. In the interest of “the bottom line” thinking that dominates American business, we’ve lost the most meaningful tool we have, the human connection. I’d enjoy hearing your thoughts on observations and episodes you’ve had on the topic. Thank you. PS—Put your napkin on your lap!

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Doing Poorly Until You Learn To Do Better
Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly. When I was a youngster I got into a number of fist fights on the school grounds. Now fighting was obviously frowned on by all teachers, but in those days kids settled differences between themselves and there was never any thought--regardless of the outcome of the tussle, which in most cases lasted just two or three blows--of getting a knife or a baseball bat, certainly not a gun, to get even with the victor. No, once the scuffle ended it was all over.
Setting the Rule on Your Guarantee how to Turn this Tricky Strategy into a Point of Distinction
Once you reach that place in business when you are sure of the products and services you sell, you are confident they are clearly being communicated to your customers, and sales are starting to flow in, you will come to a fork in the road, a deciding point, that sends the faint at heart fleeing: that place is a "guar*antee". Should you or shouldn't you — that is the question. The answer comes from you — and setting the rule on your guarantee.
I'll Take the High Road — Will You?
Midlife presents each man with a clear fork in his road: one leads forward to an authentic life; the other backward to childishness. Your choice?
Ponzi Schemes and Steroids These are the Days of our Lives
When you step back and look at the leading economy of the world (the US economy), you can’t help but think that we have come to one “MAJOR FORK IN THE ROAD”. The purchase of a home can be like a ball and chain that prevents people from reaching their full potential in some cases. If 2008 is not a wakeup call to understand finance better, then the future of the U.S. economy is in for even further long term challenges. 

Top 10 Chef Jimmy Must Have Kitchen Essentials
It doesn't take fancy equipment to be a great cook, but it does a few simple pieces of equipment. Frankly, I'd rather use a knife than a mandolin and my fingers than a pastry cutter. Start with these inexpensive kitchen items and build your kitchen repertoire from there.
Brush up on your Business Etiquette
Business etiquette involves more than eating with the right fork or leaving a suitable tip. It's about generally acceptable, courteous and respectful behaviour. Of course, this changes over time, and varies in situations and between cultures. But there are general guidelines for any business situation.

If Nature Castigates Those Who Don’t Masticate, Could It Also Misshape Midriffs of Those Without Knife and Forklifts?
Is Knife and Forklift a modern form of Fletcherizing that entrepreneurs in particular might consider adopting?

Don’t Blame Mental Pause
Lately I catch myself in mid-action, trying to remember what the heck I was doing. Or trying to remember what I was going to do next, where I was going when I started up my web browser. To add insult to injury, the other night I cut my finger reaching for my phone on my kitchen counter. I'd just turned the lights off but I knew the phone was there. I simply forgot that I’d placed the knife next to the phone. I hurriedly reached for the phone, and sliced myself pretty good.
Cooking It Up!
Right now there’s a big, fresh beef brisket soaking up flavor in my refrigerator, waiting to be smoked to perfection over the weekend. It’s just chillaxin’ in there like a movie star stretched out in a Palm Springs spa. I could tell you what’s in the top secret dry rub, but it’s not mine to give away… I got it from another home business industry veteran. When it comes to brisket on the grill, I’ve got it down to a science now and when I stick to the formula I get a predictable result every time… smoky crust on the outside, fork tender on the inside and plenty of ooh’s and aah’s all around the table… just the way I like it.
Cost Efficient SEO Techniques for Maximum Effectiveness
Everyone wants their website to be noticed in the search engines, but not everyone wants to fork out the cash. Here's 3 simple, cost-free techniques that offer head turning results.

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