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Overcoming Your Fear of Rejection
Dear Jane, I have suffered with a paralyzing fear of rejection for most of my life. This leaves me unable to be as assertive in my private and professional life as I would like to be, and sometimes it is crippling. Intellectually I know I shouldn’t be so worried about what other people think, but the feelings are still there. How do I overcome this irrational feeling? When you have a fear that is irrational, you can’t sit by the sidelines figuring it out. You need to take small steps towards your fear. What kinds of situations make you worry about rejection? List these. Then put them in order from least fearful to most fearful. Start with your least paralyzing situation and think of one action step you are willing to take that addresses the fear rather than letting it run you.

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“How To Strategically Develop Successful Cause-Related Marketing Programs. Tips From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach”
Cause-related marketing has become a part of strategic marketing plans. Cause-related marketing is an activity where businesses and charities form a partnership with each other to market an image, product or service for mutual benefit. Embracing a cause does make good business sense. A business’s genuine commitment to a worthy cause enhances a company’s image and helps build brand loyalty. Cause-related marketing is a strategic way to highlight a business’s reputation within their target market and the power to be a very positive differentiator from competitors. Using a strategic thinking approach and more than 35 years of marketing experience, your strategic thinking business coach developed a list of ten (10) tips to follow to develop successful cause-related marketing programs. Those tips are:

What is the Franchise Ufocs Role
Learn more about the UFOC before buying a franchise. Franchising is a contract system between two parties-the franchisor and the franchisee. As with any contractual agreement, there are legal documents and agreements that must be followed by both parties. The first of these documents is called a UFOC, or Uniform Franchise Offering Circular. Essentially this document is a disclosure of specific types of information that the franchisor must present before any agreements are signed.
Employee Policies – Policies For Office Christmas Parties
Hands up who likes office Christmas parties? The one time of the year when ideally everyone gets to relax, celebrate the year and get to know people a bit better beyond their normal work roles. Generally employee policies and procedures don't cover the essential rules about the office parties.

Top 10 Tips To Having A Successful Joint Venture
A joint venture is usually a business partnership that is between at least two parties in order to achieve profit and merit working together. These parties share in the risks, help to compliment each other, and even help make up for the other's weaknesses.
Home Party Businesses: Is It Time To Market Your Business Using The Home Party Plans Model Of Business?
Home Party Businesses -Is It Time To Market Your Business Using The Home Party Plans Model Of Business? Home parties now account for approx. 30 percent of the nearly $30.8 billion in U.S. direct sales. Home Parties For Business: Warren Buffet, Richest Man In The World And Owner of 3 home party companies says it is the best investment he has ever made!

Tips to successfully buy or sell your next business
Whether you’re buying or selling a business it is never a neither simple nor straightforward process. Not only are there disclosures and laws to follow, but both parties are working with known other parties such as a lender, landlord, franchisor, accountant, financial planner or attorney to name a few and so it’s unknown how each of these parties will respond. The Golden Rule is to put your feet in the shoes of the other party. It won’t solve everything but hopefully it will allow you to understand “their view of the world.”
Collaboration in The Nonprofit Community- The Many Benefits Of Working Together
Collaboration is a process where two or more parties get together to work on common goals. The advantages of collaboration are numerous, and they benefit all parties involved. Collaboration helps organizations save time and money, and provide quality services to their clients. This article lists what I feel are the major advantages of collaborating with your colleagues.
Solving the Problem or Finding the Guilty
We have developed into a blaming society. Mom blames the older siblings when problems arise in the household. Teacher finds someone to blame when things go out of control in the class room. Management and unions blame each other. Political parties use blame in the extreme, and it is disruptive, subordinating national goals under political aims. Which describes your leadership: Do you actively search for solutions to problems or do you spend your energy searching for the parties to blame?
Is There a 'Legal' Way to Get Out of a Contract?
The short answer is "Yes" -- a well-drafted contract protects the parties from a variety of situations where it is advisable for one or both parties to end the relationship [lack of payment for services rendered being the most obvious]. Of course, the "right" answer to this question often depends on which side of the table you find yourself!

Drinking and Driving = Consequences
Drunk driving is widely understood to be risky and dangerous, not only to the driver and passengers but also to other people on the road, including drivers and pedestrians. Four out of every ten fatal car accidents in the United States are alcohol-related. Each year, 25,000 people die and 708,000 are injured in alcohol-related collisions. Alcohol-related crashes result in the death of 500 people per week, or more than 70 every day. Statistically, half of all Americans will be involved in an alcohol-related car accident in their lifetime. Despite these alarming statistics, it happens all around us every day. Far too often, who have been drinking fail to heed the potential consequences, and get behind the wheel of a car.

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