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Write “Thank You!” on All Your Checks
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| It is important for your personal prosperity to take joy in the process of sending people money. As you write the check or pay the cash for your purchase, know that you are creating financial benefits for many unseen individuals who make their living from these transactions... |
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Secondary Market Programs
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| There is an active secondary market in the loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. This market was created to increase the attractiveness of small business lending to the lending community. Through the market, lenders are able to sell the guaranteed portion of SBA guaranteed loans to investors and thereby improve their liquidity and increase their yield on the un-guaranteed portion of SBA loans. |
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Lesson #2: Who Said Shaving And Sports Do Not Go Together?
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| In a memo Gillette sent out to all of his company directors in 1912, he wrote, “The whole success of this business depends on advertising.” Indeed, Gillette did not only popularize the modern razor and usher in a new culture of disposable commodities. He also introduced a new way of thinking when it came to advertising. |
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Pure Evangelism: How to Get Great Candidates
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| Any article that starts off by advising you to tell potential employees that working at your company is a stepping stone to great jobs in other companies is okay by me. Penelope Trunk does this in "Memo to Human Resources: New Ways to Get Great Candidates." Her recommendations include: |
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Ghosting On the Job; How to Capture Someone Else’s Style in Writing
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| When you take a job at a company, whether you’re hired as a writer or not, being asked to write a memo or some other kind of document for someone that you work with is pretty common. Perhaps the person who's asked you to do the writing is busy or perhaps you know a bit more about the subject than they do—either way, ghostwriting requires being able to capture the “author’s” personal style on the page. |
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12 Steps to Implementing Anything in Your Business: Step Two: Define Your Assignment in Writing
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| Ideally you need to be able to sit down with your staff, define the assignment verbally, answer any questions there may be, and then issue a written memo outlining what has been agreed.
While all of this may seem very simple and management 101, the giving of assignments is usually not treated with the consideration and respect it deserves. |
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I’m Right, You’re Wrong: Behavioral Science Explains Away This Universal Belief
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| Each person is limited by their perception to access only a portion of reality, and they build their beliefs, values, and conclusions about the world based on the portion of reality they perceive. From this perspective people who perceive the world differently from you are not wrong, they are just seeing a different slice of reality than you are. |
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Creating Intelligent Action Takers
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| You need "Risk Takers." You need "Mavericks." Identify every employee in that category and empower him or her to go out and get the job done. So what if they bend the rules sometimes. As long as they don't break the law, violate corporate core values or embarrass the company, "Turn Them Loose." You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. The employees will see this as a demonstration of trust and empowerment. Word will travel fast. Promote that concept. Send a monthly memo to everyone praising individuality that result in improvements. Title your memo, "OFF the CUFF" for it's informal straight talking honest feedback from the top. Reward and recognize the risk takers. Commend the change agents. Then align both management and the employees behind the new vision. |
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Message Always Trumps Resume
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| Memo to Entrepreneurs: Whether applying for a job, running for political office or closing a deal, message always trumps resume. |
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Covenants can save your investment when selling your business.
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| When you sell your business it is very typical for you as the business owner to have to carry a portion. Also called seller financing. If this is something that you will have to do. Make sure you protect this portion of the payout. Covenants are often an overlooked component of an effective seller financing note. |
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How to sell your business in a down economy!
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| While it is true that there are less “for sale” business deals that happen during economic recession, it is not because the potential buyers aren’t looking in the market. All over the country, there is much interest but a shortage of financing options which keeps a lot of deals from getting off the ground. And as a result, sellers today are willing to finance at least a portion of the business sale to get their business sold easily. As well with new SBA bank financing rules are requiring sellers to finance at least a portion of the sell. The problem with this is as the business owner you are in 2nd position behind the bank. |
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