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Company Stages Revisted
A few days ago I wrote about the transition from a small to medium to large business. I had a few people write to me with additional questions, including requests to define the sizes, talk more about the issues during the transition, and make suggestions about how to address things. One of the notes came from a long time friend – Barry Culman – who is currently the president of SPADAC (Spacial Data Analytics Corp.) I’m not involved in SPADAC, but Barry shared a framework that he used recently at a management retreat to explain his view of the evolution of a company. Following is a quick summary of the stages according to Barry.

Have A Little Faith To Your Internet Based Business Opportunity
The opportunities provided by the internet today to make money are unbelievable. However, because it's so easy to start an internet business many people do not take it seriously. Even though, people from all over the world are making full-time income on the internet and you can do the same.
What’s Newsworthy in Your Business?
Learn how to spin up ideas to get free publicity in newspapers, magazines, trade journals, radio and television.
How To Increase Conversions with a Homepage Interview
Don't settle for a brief welcome statement that offers no guidance or spark of interest. These six words can help you add some zing!
6 Ways To Avoid Being Scammed When Buying A “Business Opportunity”
When we decide to pursue our dreams, to go for what we truly want instead of settling for whatever comes along, we automatically become vulnerable to being taken advantage of. Dreams are often so fragile and yet so formidable that they're easily trampled on or abandoned. So whenever someone comes along who tells us what we so much want and need to hear, we can be like putty in their hands.

Which Franchise Concepts Can Stand the Test of Time
In recent years, we've seen hundreds of new franchise concepts registered. Many of the concepts have a good chance of being around for a long time. Some have a better chance than others. We'll examine which opportunities have longer legs.

Web Design Hosting
There are a myriad of web design hosting companies out there that can offer an equally astounding number of services and features. That is why, unless you are clear about what you want your website to be and how you want to portray your company, you are going to be overwhelmed. Here are some of my basic tips that will help you develop a clear and consistent website no matter what hosting company or package you sign up for.

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Favorite Healthcare and Senior Care Small Business Franchises
With the baby boomer generation nearing senior citizen age and the health care industry in higher demand than ever, healthcare and senior care small business franchises both make great franchise business choices, and here are a few of my favorites.
Small Business Opportunities In The Medical Industry
The medical industry has always been one of the most reliable businesses in the face of economic downturn, and when you consider that millions of baby boomers are approaching senior citizen age and will require more healthcare services than ever before, this industry is one of the hottest available markets to get into and this article shows some of the top opportunities available in the healthcare industry.
Sales Training for Senior Manager Performance Improvement
Sales training courses for senior managers can train, educate and motivate senior sales managers to get their sales force to surpass the sales goals of the company. Advanced sales training for senior sales managers can turn a great senior sales manager into an excellent sales team leader.

Entrepreneurs are Made, Not Born
Do you ever wonder why some people seem to march to their own drum and make their own paths, while the majority of the population is led? What is the difference between the Warren Buffetts, the Donald Trumps, the Bill Gates, the Steve Jobs of the world and the average citizen? Is there something innately different about them?
Local Television: A Question of Relevance in a Changing World
Like the once great pitcher whose fastball has lost some of its speed, or the boxer whose timing is a second or two slower than it once was, local television is also out of step with a world that is now dominated by citizen journalism and fast-paced individually driven social media venues.
Home-based Business Idea: Senior Transportation Service
Considering a senior transportation service of your own can be a rewarding home-based business as the population of the elderly doubles in twenty five years. This means to say that the demand for senior specialized care services will increase every year.
Senses Vs Search Engines – Making your copywriting cope..!
This is something like Bruce Willis doing the impossible – stopping a meteor from crashing on to the planet we live on... earth... To say the least, he was way out of his niche… as far as I understood he was an oil tycoon trying to trigger a nuke in swinging gravity… all to make sure that he portrays himself as a responsible citizen to his son-in-law. Seems to be a little too far-fetched, don’t worry; I am no film critic, nor a die hard fan.

Title Inflation Emerges With A Vengeance
Suddenly, title inflation is everywhere. I’ve seen more business cards or email sigs lately with adjectives like “executive” or “senior” or “senior executive” or “special” or “chief” in front of more traditional titles (e.g. “vice president”). The “chief” one is especially bizarre since it’s not always obvious whether the CSO is a “Chief Sales Officer” or a “Chief Security Officer” which in and of itself is a problem.
Interested in Leadership, or Committed to Becoming a Leader?
Many managers in leadership roles have stunted personal growth. Their "years of leadership experience and learning" is formal education (usually technical and/or management) followed by a year or two of experience multiplied twenty or thirty times. Here's an all too typical dinner conversation I had with a senior manager in the middle of a two-day improvement workshop I was running with a senior management team. The company was in crisis. It was struggling just to stay even in its industry.
People Live Up or Down to a Leader's Expectations
"Tell me about the people at the organization you just left," said the senior manager who was screening candidates to fill a key leadership role. "They were uneducated and lazy," the candidate responded. "You always had to keep an eye on them because they were constantly trying to goof off or rip off the company. They were lousy communicators, resisted change, and only cared about themselves." "That's too bad," replied the senior manager, "I am sorry to say that's the same type of people you'll find here. This doesn't sound like a job you would enjoy."

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