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Book Review: How We Decide
I’ve always known that a marketing message should “connect” with your prospective customer’s emotions. The traditional explanation has been that emotions truly rule the decision making process. This book explains why this mantra isn’t quite right.

Giant Shoulders
Fear, slight chest pains with sweaty palms, avoiding direct eye contact.

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The Balancing Act
Most people think of getting organized as a physical act clearing piles of paper, putting things away, etc. What many people overlook is the mental part of getting organized. And I always say that organizing your physical environment without first clarifying your priorities is like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic!

Renovation is a State of Mind
In the hotel industry, too often millions of dollars are invested in a physical renovation without any thought to "renovating" what truly has an impact on the guest experience - the people who interact with guests on a day-to-day basis. Rob Rush makes the compelling argument that when times are good and the money is flowing into renovations of the physical plant and capital improvements, one need pay equal attention to "renovating" the guest service delivery.
The 5 R's to Clutter Control
When working with my clients, the topic of clutter is often a hot one, whether the clutter is in mental or physical form. Today I'd like to share with you the insights I gained as it relates to physical clutter.

The Power of Visualization
All performance begins in the mind, and the mental aspects of performance are just as important as the physical ones. To improve our performance, it has to be embedded into our subconscious mind. It must become a part of who we are as a person mentally before it can emerge into our physical reality.

Persistence.
Ive often been curious to hear the responses given by individuals of substantial success when asked about their methods or secrets. The secrets of the wealthy, the winners, the business elite. Over the years, Ive heard some remarkable responses, and some quite simple doctrines as well. I once at a conference listened to a rather engaging older gentleman profess that his secret was writing goals on a small piece of plywood, and then sleeping with it under his pillow. Honestly I thought to try it, once, no more than twice, but the idea of an inordinate amount of splinters ravaging my cheeks kept me from running to Home Depot for sharpies and 24s.
Overcoming Resistance to Change
Immunity generally refers to your physical well being (particularly in the current H1N1 epidemic); but Robert Kegan and Lisa Laskow Lahey have written a book that deals with psychological rather than physical immunity.
No is a Positive Outcome in Sales
There are numerous studies that reveal that 87% of sales people working the telephone give up after the first attempt. By extrapolation this means that only 13% follow up more than once. Another 10% give up after a second call. Only about 3% of reps follow up more than twice. Which do you think have a higher rate of success? To get more positive responses you have to hear more nos. You hear more nos (and more positive responses) by following up every lead and every opportunity. To get more positive responses you must be tenacious on following up leads. Get the nos out of the way. Being perseverant and persistent is the key and it requires two things: a follow-up system and self-discipline.

Marketing Accommodation Options to Mature Age Prospects.
An Article I wrote with the provocative title "The End of Retirement Villages? Yes Please!" generated a few robust responses from Australian providers of community-style accommodation for the 55+'s - which they typically choose to market as "Retirement Villages". Those responses have confirmed I need to clarify the concerns I attempted to raise in that article - firstly the importance of selecting, and communicating, the right name and market position for your accommodation option's target, and secondly, changing the reality of the lifestyle your accommodation option offers to prospective residents.

Home Security For Better Home Insurance Rates - Apartment/Condo Security TechniquesCar Insurance - Physical Damage Coverage
Physical damage coverage protects your car from almost any potential physical hazard. This includes vehicle collision, flood, fire, theft, vandalism, earthquakes, road debris, deep potholes, and wildlife. However, physical damage coverage is not designed to cover regular maintenance. For example, physical damage coverage will not cover your costs when you need to change your oil. Benefits For one thing, physical damage coverage protects your car and your financial situation. Even if you are a safe driver, you cannot predict random outcomes of natural or human damage. Physical damage ensures that you do not have to spend a fortune on another expensive car. If you lease out your car or if you are currently carrying out a loan, it is required for you to have physical damage coverage. It is optional for everyone else. If you have a car
Is Business for People or for Profit?
The only way I know how to begin answer the question is business for people or profit is through an analogy. The human body is the structure which holds our soul. Without the body, the soul has no physical ability to produce an outcome in the physical world (that we know of).
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