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Gaining Competitive Edge Through Learning
Learning can help give our organization the competitive edge, taking the lead when you'll need it the most. This article focuses on just that; how to gain that edge and keep ahead of the curve.

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Living a Life of Voluntary Simplicity
We've all heard of "simple living," and we see the magazines and the news articles and the web sites. I often advocate what I call "voluntary simplicity," by which I mean determining what's important to you and designing a life in support of your values and beliefs.

Franchise Industry Reaches out to Veterans
The VetFran program is for our glorious soldiers who are looking forward to a healthy civil life. The participation is voluntary and the member businesses offer various discounts to the prospective franchisees. It is one of the most popular programs of IFA.

Cooperation vs. Competition in Today's Business
If you are in business today – do you still feel the need to compete? Or are you thinking cooperation? These are two very different business models, which lead to different marketing strategies and outcomes. Because they offer great business opportunities in difficult economic times; I invite you to think cooperation in the form of Joint Ventures.

The Tour De France, Relationships and Success
Successful people are interpersonally competent. Interpersonally competent people build and maintain solid relationships with the people in their lives. Just like in bicycle racing, cooperation, sharing the lead and the work are key to creating strong, mutually beneficial relationships. If you get a chance, tune into the Tour de France one July. You'll see cooperation in action, even among competitors.

Self-Determination/Self-Affirming Beliefs
Free will is "the power or discretion to choose; free choice." It is the belief that man's choices ultimately are or can be voluntary, not determined by external causes.

ENCOURAGING AND SUSTAINING COOPERATION
Organizations are complex structures with many interdependencies. We must rely on others to help get things done and meet our objectives, and that means cooperation and collaboration are often the key to our success. While there is evidence that human beings base our actions on self-interest in an effort to maximize personal benefit, ample evidence also supports the proposition that our natural inclination is toward cooperation. The challenge you face in the workplace is to ensure the conditions that create and sustain cooperation and collaboration are in place.

How to Get Your Results Though Others
Gaining cooperation is important to managers, salespeople and leaders. Here are 6 points that get the job done.

Flexibility---Increasingly Important Benefit
New study finds that the stronger the culture of flexibility, the lower the voluntary turnover rate.

Six Solution Steps to Employee Retention
What's your organization's turnover or churn rate? Has it increased over the last 18 months? If you are like 40% of firms surveyed, you too have noticed a significant up tick in voluntary resignations.

Get What You Need From Your Matrix Partners: Five Guidelines for Influencing in a Matrix Structure
In a matrix organization-where people rely on getting work done through others over whom they have no direct authority-maintaining high levels of cooperation and coordination can be a challenge. What can leaders do to encourage and sustain cooperation?

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