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The Sandwich King: The Early Years of Subway’s Fred DeLuca
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| Fred DeLuca was nothing more than a kid from “The Projects”, looking for a way to pay his college tuition when he opened up a sandwich store in Bridgeport, Connecticut. At the time, he could not even afford the $25 lawyer’s fee he needed to sign the lease. That was back in 1956. Today, his store has blossomed into the third largest fast food chain in the world. Subway remains one of the largest global privately held companies and earns revenues in excess of $9.5 billion. |
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Fred DeLuca Quotes
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| Fred DeLuca Quotes |
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Earning a living by following your passion doesn't happen by chance
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| Intrepid entrepreneur and home staging expert The Staging Diva, talks about the role timing plays in the journey toward making a living by following your passion. |
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An interview with a newspaper journalist
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| Welcome the the mind of a newspaper reporter. |
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When Tactics are not Enough
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| The buzz is all about hits on a radio show or mentions in a newspaper column, Look out!! |
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Sales Lessons From The Business Page
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| What can reading the financial section of the newspaper teach you selling? |
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Psst! Do You Know Who’s Talking About You?
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| Unless you are a large company, you probably do not have your own clipping service scouring the media looking for mentions of your business, your competitors, or industry trends. So what’s a small business to do? |
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Interdependence, The Truth, Love, Self Respect and Interpersonal Competence
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| I look for inspiration for these articles in a number of places. Sometimes I feel as if I am running a clipping service for people interested in career and life success. Oprah’s magazine is one of my favorite places for source material. I particularly enjoy Eve Ensler’s “A Million Was to Save the World” column.
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Shrink Your Reading Pile Down with a 5-10 Minute Reading Folder
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| I am always clipping out (or tearing out) articles from various professional and personal magazines that I will read "some day." I have been doing this for years (say, way back to those high-school days believe it or not…) I used to get so frustrated because I never found the time to get to the articles and they just kept piling up on my floor or desk.
Then someone helped me! |
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A public relations coup
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| How I got the Globe and Mail newspaper to feature me in a story about moonlighting. |
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Will The Last Newspaper Be Printed In 2043?
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| In “The Vanishing Newspaper” (2004), Philip Meyer, predicts that in 2043, someone will be receiving the final copy of the final newspaper. It will then be done, over. Those types of specific predictions are a bit silly, but this one does make a point. |
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So You're in Print: Now What?
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| You've done it. You've written an article that has been printed in a newspaper or magazine. Congratulations! You done good, kiddo. But now what? |
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True and Accurate
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| One of my favorite movies, Absence of Malice, explores the contrast between things that are true and things that are accurate.
Recently, The New York Times reported that in one year, it made approximately 3,500 errors in the print edition of its daily newspaper. It went on to report that, nationally, 60% of all newspaper articles contain at least one error or inaccuracy, but only 2% of these mistakes are ever corrected in the form of a printed retraction.
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