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Lesson #1: Make the Product the Star of the Show
There really was not much to Ron Popeil’s Veg-O-Matic. You took a vegetable of your choice, put it through the machine’s blades, and you immediately had vegetable slices. But, if it was such a simple and transparent device, how come it became one of the first food-processing appliances to gain such widespread popularity in the U.S.? Were Americans really that eager to find a better way of slicing and dicing their veggies? Perhaps, but there was more to it than that; in pitching his product, Popeil made Veg-O-Matic the star of the show.

Danger Signals of a Business in Trouble
Businesses throw off signs of stress much like humans do, so when you start to see these signs in a your business or a competitor, it is time to take action - don't wait.
A Day In The Life Of A Wingstop Franchisee
Wingstop is an up and coming wing franchise, and is quickly becoming one of the biggest in the country. You may have even seen a Wingstop in your town already, but whether or not you've seen on in your area, this franchise is poised to become a dominant name in food franchising in the years to come and there's still room on the ground floor. Here's a look at a day in the life of a Wingstop franchisee.

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How About, THANK YOU?
It started with a turkey. In the early days of a start-up company I once worked for, a plump turkey was a small thank you token given to employees around the holidays. The turkey-giving practice lasted maybe three years, until the growing size of the organization necessitated its change. And while enhanced benefits emerged to replace that poultry gift, I found it amazing that the missing turkey still appeared as a resentment issue five years later in employee forums.
Why You Shouldn't Keep All Income Eggs in One Basket
Clever poultry farmers don't put all their eggs in one basket because it is risky and constrictive. It is risky because the eggs if crammed together in one narrow space may break on the way to market. And selling the eggs in a single package is constrictive in the business sense because the farmer loses the opportunity to fetch different prices for his product.
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