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You may be changing careers, going back to school, or going back to an old familiar career that you've been away from for a while. Your transition may be voluntary or involuntary and either provides similar feelings of stress and uncertainty.

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Born Hustler: American Apparel’s Dov Charney Is Born
“America doesn’t need another faceless, institutional apparel company,” says American Apparel founder Dov Charney. “They need an apparel company that gets it and does it right.”

Lesson #2: Narrow The Market To Your Niche
“There’s the relaxed fit generation and then there’s the next generation,” says Charney. “We like sexy at American Apparel.”

Lesson #5: Make Efficiency Your Secret Weapon
When Charney filed for bankruptcy it was because American Apparel was suffering from a lack of one thing: efficiency. His staff were all in their 20s, a wildly creative bunch when it came to graphics and design, but few knew the ins and outs of running a business. And so Charney brought on Marty Bailey, an industry expert, who helped make efficiency American Apparel’s secret weapon against its competitors.

Living The American Dream: How Dov Charney Fashioned His Own Success
“Give me the chance of going to Harvard or being there when Google started and I want to be there making $3 an hour sweeping their floors. Or Apple when Steve Jobs started it,” says Charney. “Maybe I'm delusional but that's what I think American Apparel is.” For Charney, the success of American Apparel has just begun. But how did he get to where he is today? How did a Jewish Canadian college dropout become the CEO of one of the most revered and fastest-growing companies in America?

Divorce Expectations
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A Lesson on Two Wheels
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Building a Consulting Practice: How To Avoid The Cash Flow Roller Coaster Ride
Building a consulting practice can be like riding a cash flow roller coaster: sometimes you have plenty, sometimes nothing. In this article, we’ll discuss the critical element of growing your visibility for your ideal client base through marketing tactics, so you’re not riding those wild ups and downs.

4 Steps to Ramp Up Your Marketing
Always a good strategy in any market, but especially in a slower one, we’re going to focus the sixth article in the ‘Riding the Recession’ series on ramping up your marketing.
Stay Relevant – Adapt & Reinvent Your Offer
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How to Overcome Sales Failures
Every team has their ups and downs in fact. A sale by nature is a volatile profession and represents riding and organizational roller coaster. It is not about the peaks and valleys but understanding the marginality of riding them. By this I mean learning from your mistakes and organizing your day to live not only in the moment but to learn each day.

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