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The Fortune 500 4-Hour Workweek: Multiplying Output in Groups
There is a misconception that lifestyle design is just for entrepreneurs or CEOs. In reality, the principles — borrowed from economics and behavioral psychology — can be applied within organizations and groups with even more dramatic effects.

The Public Relations Grand Slam
PR is a cumulative process, use what you can from each media placement and keep moving forward.

Defining Public Relations Success
Don't start a media campaign expecting a grand slam, go for the steady, slow-but constant built, yet, be prepared because grand slams do happen.

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Today…Relevance Rules!
The onset of faster communications and up-to-the-minute information access has broken down some of the standard rules of thumb for Business-to-Business marketing. It used to be that you could count on frequency and reach to eventually win the hearts and minds of a particular audience segment. You could apply the rule of seven, successfully making seven points of contact (via phone, email, direct marketing, letters, in-person, etc.) and the sale was yours. But today, you might as well punch your fist against a brick wall seven times - unless you’re punching just in the right place, and just at the right time. Because today…relevance rules!

The One Minute Coach by Masha Malka
Remember the song – “What a Difference a Day Makes”? If a day can make a big difference, is a minute helpful. What can you actually accomplish in a minute? You may think the answer is “not much”, but I’m here to tell you that you can accomplish plenty in a minute… with Masha Malka’s new book “The One Minute Coach”. Get ready to turn your life around in a minute.
Four Ways for Sales and Marketing Pros to Segment Their Target Market
Philip Kotler reminds us that if markets are to be segmented and cultivated, they must meet certain requirements. Segments must be: 1. Measurable 2. Substantial 3. Accessible 4. Differentiable 5. Actionable Assuming your target markets meet those requirements, sales and marketing professionals can cultivate these segments to maximize their potential. There are four ways to segment any given market and the choices you make regarding how to segment will impact the quality of your efforts.
10 Minute Fat Loss
Scott Tousignant is commonly known as the 10 minute man, check out his tips to becoming fit and burning fat is 10 minute chucks. You can even have 6 pack abs in 10 minutes a day 5 days per week.
Just A Minute
When it comes to getting stuff done, the value of a minute – and what can be accomplished in that time – is grossly underestimated. There are many things that can be done in a minute or less to get you on track and better organized. Every minute counts!
Can you satisfy these customer segments or who wants You?
Not every segment can be profitable to you. Not every segment is worth the risk. You must remember what allows you to make margin and not try to be someone that you are not. You may want to look at it this way, Who want's you?
Can you retain this customer?
Do you really look at this as a consideration when developing your marketing segments and the value you place on acquiring a certain type of customer? Most of us look at repeat and referral strategies across the board for every segment. Consider the segment or that type of customer that you acquire that always seems to give you the benefit of the doubt or refer business to you. Should you not be biased in how you allocate your resources to that segment?
How Chefs and Cookbook Authors can do a Great Cooking Segment on TV
One of the best ways for chefs and cookbook authors to get extra exposure is to demonstrate their capabilities by showcasing recipes and talent on an in-studio cooking segment on television. A lot of things can go wrong on live TV especially if the demo is not well planned out. Here are some tips to insure that your cooking segment is great.
Building Entrepreneurial Communities is a 20 year journey
During the Tahoe Tech Talk three hour Q&A segment with the panelists, someone in the audience asked about how to create a stronger entrepreneurial community in their city so that it could be “more like Silicon Valley.” After a little banter, Chris Sacca and Dave Morin called me up onto stage to do a short riff on what we’ve done in Boulder and what makes it special. Damon Clinkscales recorded it on his iPhone – the three minute video is embedded below.
Be Happier in 2 minutes a day!
You can Be Happier in just 2 minutes a day! Here’s how it works: • 1 minute in the morning to acknowledge three things you’re grateful for • 1 minute in the evening to recall three triumphs of your day And if you add in 10-15 minutes on the weekend to review your week,

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