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Lesson #4: Turn a Learning Disability into a Learning Opportunity
For the 30 years that Orfalea served as CEO of Kinko’s, his office would have been unrecognizable as such. He had no stacks of reports piling up in his desks. He had filing cabinets, but a quick peek inside would reveal no files. He had no computer and often times, not even a pen. Why? Because Orfalea suffered from both dyslexia and ADHD. He ran his company differently from most CEOs because he had no other choice.

Keeping your employess in the light
When asked to list the most important factors for considering a job number one and two was having the right tools and the information to do the job well. Income was down the list a bit. The best selling book - First Break All the Rules - does a great job highlighting this reality.
Currency Markets, Vegas-Style!
Let’s face it; the currency market is akin to the ultimate final table in the World Series of Poker. At that table, you have eight people sitting around, all trying to bluff one another. Some have large stacks of chips, while others are short-stacked. Some like to talk a little more than others, while others prefer to let their cards do their talking. Ultimately, there will be one winner.
6 Strategies to Reignite your Creativity and Rev up your drive.
How creative are you feeling today? Are you pumped up and full of bright ideas which keep you happy and, your life interesting? Are you getting flashes or ‘light bulb’ moments which help you see your way more clearly? Are you feeling giving the rev that’s necessary to get out of doing the ‘same old, same old’?

Work Force Flexibility: Staffing for a Better Bottom Line
Flexibility. Workers want it. Businesses need it. Staffing firms provide it.
‘No More Pain’ Article Writing - Use An Article Writing Service
Imagine if you could get rid of the pain of article writing. A stress free day could lie ahead of you. Wouldn’t that be something. No more sitting in front of the computer staring at the screen and wondering what to write. Heaven awaits!
The Retail Jungle…where vision become real( part1)
Information for about what to do if your planning to launch a product in Retail
Reasons I'm looking forward to Snow Leopard
I'm looking forward to Mac OS X 10.6 ("Snow Leopard") even though Apple has said it won't sport any flashy new bells and whistles. Building upon Mac OS X 10.5, the goal is to improve overall performance for Mac desktop users.

6 Steps to Productive and Profitable Networking
Observing many people when I'm out and about attending various business related functions, I'm convinced that so many of them do not realize how powerful it is to make the effort to meet others and network. Networking is great for business ... if you do it right and have a system in place to follow up. Follow these 6 simple steps and you'll find that you're networking experiences will be much more productive and profitable.

Clearing Clutter Increases Success
Our physical spaces are filled with dozens of minor distractions and irritants, such as stacks of unread books, scuff marks on the wall, and closets filled with unused items. For most people, these things are like gnats – annoying, but generally insignificant and easily ignored.
Is Your Leadership Characteristics Limiting Your Business Success?
I have worked with stacks of businesses over the years. Often I am asked to name the most important indicator of whether or not a business will succeed or fail – my answer is always “Look at the CEO”. CEO’s and their personal leadership characteristics can make or break a business. A good CEO sets clear direction and boundaries, provides assistance and support to the team and then gets out of the way to let them accomplish what needs to be done. They help unblock roads if needed and provide guideposts along the way – but their management style is such that they do it in a way that creates independence of action rather than dependence.

Should you buy or start a business?
If you’re thinking about starting your own business, there are always two options open to you – starting your own business or buying a business that’s already in existence. Each of these options has its pros and cons and it’s important for you to consider these before you make your final decision.
Book Signings Are Your Best Friends
So you’ve written a book, had it published and you are now facing the dreaded book signing or book launch. Your palms sweat at the thought of facing droves of people and actually having to talk to them. You are a writer, not a salesperson, right? Wrong! If you do not have the guts and determination to sell your own work, then why should anyone else do it for you?

Boost Your Business -- Become An Advisor
So what is the difference between an agent and an advisor? Agents just want to list a home and hope it sells. Advisors help their clients lead the market, not follow the market. They do that by knowing their market inside and out. Advisors are inquisitive because they know they must understand where potential clients are in the process. When you understand that along with understanding their motivation, you’re on your way to being a great advisor.

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Lesson #4: Turn a Learning Disability into a Learning Opportunity
For the 30 years that Orfalea served as CEO of Kinko’s, his office would have been unrecognizable as such. He had no stacks of reports piling up in his desks. He had filing cabinets, but a quick peek inside would reveal no files. He had no computer and often times, not even a pen. Why? Because Orfalea suffered from both dyslexia and ADHD. He ran his company differently from most CEOs because he had no other choice.

Is There Financial Literacy in Your Workplace? - by Rich Virgilio, SPHR
Some companies will spend plenty of time discussing financial management with their employees. Other companies may spend minimal time or even no time at all. See how your company stacks up against the rest.

Is Your Leadership Characteristics Limiting Your Business Success?
I have worked with stacks of businesses over the years. Often I am asked to name the most important indicator of whether or not a business will succeed or fail – my answer is always “Look at the CEO”. CEO’s and their personal leadership characteristics can make or break a business. A good CEO sets clear direction and boundaries, provides assistance and support to the team and then gets out of the way to let them accomplish what needs to be done. They help unblock roads if needed and provide guideposts along the way – but their management style is such that they do it in a way that creates independence of action rather than dependence.

How to Get Attention with Your Direct Marketing Mailers
Today we’re bombarded with all kinds of mail: bills, junk mail, magazine subscriptions and notes from family and friends. And we all sort it in a similar way…into priority stacks of the good, the bad and the ugly!

Are You Too Busy To Get Organized?
If you spend a lot of your day rifling through stacks of papers and files looking for things you need, you may want to take some time to tidy up. You probably think you’re too busy to get organized, but how much time do you waste searching for stuff? Getting organized doesn’t need to be a huge project taking up more time than you can afford. You can do it in little bits and pieces throughout the day.

Currency Markets, Vegas-Style!
Let’s face it; the currency market is akin to the ultimate final table in the World Series of Poker. At that table, you have eight people sitting around, all trying to bluff one another. Some have large stacks of chips, while others are short-stacked. Some like to talk a little more than others, while others prefer to let their cards do their talking. Ultimately, there will be one winner.
Clearing Clutter Increases Success
Our physical spaces are filled with dozens of minor distractions and irritants, such as stacks of unread books, scuff marks on the wall, and closets filled with unused items. For most people, these things are like gnats – annoying, but generally insignificant and easily ignored.
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