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What is exempt property and what can you keep with the federal exemptions?
“The purpose of an exemption is to protect a debtor and his family against absolute want by allowing them, out of his property, some reasonable means of support and education and the maintenance of the decencies and proprieties of life.” Poznanovic v. Maki, 296 N.W. 415, (1941)

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5 big myths about your time
Some people have told me privately that they would love to be more organised and in greater control of their time but they are worried about the negative side-effects. Side effects? What could possibly be wrong or negative about having more time and better personal and professional organisation?
Deadline Approaching for Mass Data Security Law: No More Time to Procrastinate
The March 1, 2010 deadline for compliance with the Massachusetts Data security Laws is fast approaching and will not likely be further extended. This law effects any business or individual who stores data on any Massachusetts resident whose unauthorized access might compromise the privacy of that individual’s personal information. Failure to comply could be costly. Compliance for some may be very simple, while for others it could be both complicate and expensive.

Can Emotional Intelligence Be Successfully Incorporated In Daily Life?
Emotional Intelligence has gained profound importance in today’s world. At a time when we look towards effective methods of workplace management and enrichment of personal relationships, there is a pertinent question of finding a lasting solution. This article addresses this issue, and helps readers understand how to bring the practical concept of emotional intelligence into daily life and sustain its effects to bring about a positive and everlasting change.
Overcoming Stress In 5 Simple Ways
We all have different situations that can trigger stress from our environment. In our fast pace ever changing global environment, stress has become and increasing common situation in our daily lifestyle. Sometimes stressors originate from personal or family problems. It can also be related to health or vice versa. A stressful living environment can have detrimental effects to your personal health. It certainly is not easy overcoming stress. This article discusses 5 key important ways in managing stress.
Increasing Your Impact and Influence - Move Your Thinking Somewhere Else
To have lasting personal impact and influence requires you to not only be conscious of what you are doing but to notice the effects on the other person or people and to modify your behaviour based on what you notice. This means using the inbuilt qualities and abilities of the human brain to transport you and your thinking to another place or position – and from that position you can be a more effective negotiator or influencer. As human beings we are, as far as we know, the only animals that can practise not only empathy but imagine ourselves in a different place or time and observe what is happening from that perspective. Personal impact and influence requires you to constantly use that ability of the advanced human brain to best effect.
Managing Stress
Meditation, or stilling of the mind, significantly reduces stress and the detrimental effects on your mind and body and keep you in the present moment and free from anxiety. It is proven scientifically that even small amounts of meditation daily can cut down on the negative effects of stress. Quieting your mind will eliminate the thoughts and emotions that cause stress and increase your sense of peace.
Strategic Planning and Effects-Based Thinking: Part 1
In strategic planning and decision making, effects-based thinking (EBT) is a vital tactic to assess the effects of specific actions, not in a narrowly defined and time-limited way, but through a perspective that is sensitive to broad-ranging and lasting impacts. In our fast-paced personal and work lives, we tend to think more about today's issues rather than tomorrow's - but effects-based thinking is the opposite of short-sightedness.
Effects-Based Thinking: Part II
In 'Effects-Based Thinking - Part I', the definition of effects-based thinking, or EBT, was established as an approach to strategic planning, which contributes to long-lasting organizational impacts. Expanding on this concept, we can view the differences between strategic planning with EBT and simply tracking progress with metrics. With EBT, we're able to construct, align and adapt our measurements to ensure success within the organization.
Effects-Based Thinking Part III
In Part I of this series, the concept that everything exists within a system from the perspective of complexity was introduced. In Part II, a three-tiered framework of effects-based thinking (EBT) and planning critical to understanding change in organizations, markets and communities was discussed. In this final installment, discover how effects are planned within complex systems and how adaptive leadership propels those effects.
Personal Branding
Personal Branding is the absolute hallmark of the top 2% of sales professionals. Most of them don’t even know that they are doing it! Personal Branding gets your phone to ring. Personal Branding separates you from all of the competition. Personal Branding puts VALUE ahead of COST. Personal Branding elevates you and thus your company/product/service in the minds of your customer. Personal Branding, quite simply, creates more sales for you!
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