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Lone Rangers Are Rarely Happy People
Everybody needs somebody. It’s human to need friendship, encouragement and help. As a solo business owner, you can’t know everything. It's both an asset and a strength to know when to ask for help.
Nine Ways to Guarantee Business Failure
Discover the nine "sins" business owners commit that lead to their own business failure... including how the Law of ACTION assists the "Law of Attraction"... how (and where) sales are made... and more down and dirty business truths. This quick article is built on Michelle's own experience and that of her clients, but greatly assisted by wisdom found on the back of a Starbucks cup AND the first man to profitably combine RATS and FOOD.. the founder of the Chuck E. Cheese empire! Enjoy!

Entertainment Flexibility…Big Iron Doesn’t Matter
NAB -- National Association of Broadcasters -- how the industry has changed over the years (even with attendance that was down dramatically). We've gone from huge camras that took two men and a boy to move around the floor. A room full of sliding levers and people everywhere. Slowly, almost without seeing it the shift began and schools, health care facilities, houses of worship and even businesses could afford the lighter, more automated capabilities. Then we moved to really light stuff -- an HD camcorder, notebook and some kid doing his/her show on the fly. This year the show had obviously made the shift. Mobile and personal video took center stage...all in highdef. Get a life folks because o
The Right Team Helps MOMtrepreneurs & Women in Busines Succeed
Understanding the importance of creating a strong support team in life and business can make one's world of living easier as an entrepreneur and make the difference between succeeding and failing in business.
Sharing Yourself
An article of 1044 words describing the process of moving from the lone ranger mentality to connecting with others by letting people in and letting more of yourself out.

Leveraging Your Way to Big Brand Status
When it comes to creating a business brand, small business owners often feel they can’t do it alone. No surprise. You can’t! Yet throughout school we’re taught that we have to “do it” on our own otherwise we’re “cheating.” This lone ranger approach is the demise of millions of businesses.
High Performance Selling
There are four things you can do to achieve a measure of high-performance in your sales career.

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The Lone Ranger Approach to Home-Based Business
Even the Lone Ranger had help in achieving the successes he did and it's no different in business. If you want to leverage your business to create the lifestyle of your dreams, get ready to share the reigns.
Leveraging Your Way to Big Brand Status
When it comes to creating a business brand, small business owners often feel they can’t do it alone. No surprise. You can’t! Yet throughout school we’re taught that we have to “do it” on our own otherwise we’re “cheating.” This lone ranger approach is the demise of millions of businesses.
Create a Campaign with Follow Up
A “campaign” involves multiple steps and multiple touches with your audience. Frequency is key – you can’t just send out a single email or run a lone print ad and expect great results. You want to hit your market multiple times using different media.
Sharing Yourself
An article of 1044 words describing the process of moving from the lone ranger mentality to connecting with others by letting people in and letting more of yourself out.

Be the Red Leaf
So I come back from my chilly morning run and am greeted by the site of one lone red leaf popping out of a sea of green ivy and decaying brown leaves - and I can’t help but take notice.
Avoid Burnout: Do the Limbo Regularly
Too often we approach life and work as a lone athlete rather than seeking support and objective feedback from like-minded colleagues, friends and advisers. Many roles, many goals and many distractions can steal your joy and wear you down. Take a cue from the old game of Limbo and learn three simple steps that can hep you turn intention into action while also helping you avoid burnout.
Today's Employees Hold Leaders More Accountable
Times have changed, leadership has evolved. The days of the "Lone Wolf" leader at the top who dominates with power are gone. Successful privately held organizations have gone through the leadership evolutionary process. They understand that today's leader must create change in the organization to meet the needs of their customers, to meet the needs of their vendors and most importantly to meet the needs of their employees. Today employees hold leaders more accountable for their actions. They ask tough questions; sometimes very quietly, sometimes boldly. They want to know where you are leading them. Do you have a vision? Can they trust you? Do you respect and trust them? Will you empower them? As a leader in your organization you are held accountable by a variety of people on a regular basis.

Business Lessons from a Dog’s Perspective!
Have you ever heard of the ‘lone ranger’ syndrome? Many solo-preneurs experience this, particularly in the start-up phase. Building a business can be a lonely affair – if you let it.
3 Obstacles to Producing High Talent Teams
Success is a team sport. In this era of connectedness the lone hero is a thing of the past. And yet, one person can make a difference in the success of a project, a division, a company. There are three major obstacles that must be considered when you lead a team or coordinate projects. They all are a combination of individual behaviors and how these behaviors react in a system of relationships.
Leaders Help People to Help Themselves
Remember the old television series, The Lone Ranger? A lot of traditional managers see themselves in a similarly heroic role. In the TV show, when the poor hapless townsfolk got themselves into big trouble, the Lone Ranger and his faithful sidekick would come riding over the hill. With the right degree of courage, wit, and cunning, he faced down the mean hombre or otherwise took care of the problem for the town. At the end of the nice, neat, half hour episode, our hero would leave the grateful townsfolk behind wondering, "Who was that masked man?"

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