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The Bank Blame Game Again
We're back doing the bank blame game, and I really wish it would stop. Can't we go back to beating up on credit rating agencies? That was more pleasurable, and much cheaper. We didn't have to spend billions to feel bad -- we could just cold-cock them on principle.

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How a powerful branding program can remove the pain of an identity crisis in 27 simple steps
CHARACTERISTICS OF AN IDENTITY CRISIS. * Poor market/product awareness * Weak client retention, no loyalty * Inadequate lead flow * Long selling cycles * Low company valuation, shareholder anxiety
Sorry to have been away so long
Yes, I do apologize. To be frank (right now I wish I was anyone but me, yes, even Frank) I have been on the mend. The last tour just about wiped me out and then this nasty speaker’s curse, the curse of the throat, plagued me for weeks. Harsh, cough, gravel, hurt. All of that and more. Which of course affected the rest of me…will I ever be able to speak again? Oh, my goodness, is this it? Am I on my way out? Weak, weak, weak. You get my point.

Sales Training London: W.A.I.T. and See
"He can talk the hind legs off a donkey", "she has the gift of the gab", "A born salesman" - are all probably reasons for you not to hire someone? Why? Because they'll cost you a fortune. Anyone who talks more than they listen, anyone who doesn't entice the prospect to talk for at least 70% of the time (i.e. 42 minutes in every hour) is little use to me in sales. They'll bore your prospects into submission or death by powerpoint. Their referral base will be weak. Their relationships will be weak. If I've described you I'm sorry. If I've described your staff, I feel for you. But a simple shift in behaviour could make all the difference to your success and profitability in sales.
Beating the Blame Game
Whom do we blame when we fail? The short answer is "everyone but ourselves." Extensive research in psychology (Jones & Harris 1967, Ross 1977) has shown that when we fail, we tend to attribute the cause of our failure to reasons outside of ourselves: The market was weak. The inputs were poor. The weather was bad.

Five in Finance for iPhone
There are oodles of financial apps for iPhone, but most are weak. Here are five free ones that aren't weak, and that I find myself using regularly (search for them in the App Store in your iPhone):
The Weakest Link
There is a weak link in every business. This article will help you to identify the weak link and eliminate it from your business. After reading this article, your business will take a giant step to the next level.
BRIC Countries: Unified in their Hatred of the Dollar
The BRIC ETF (EEB) and the US dollar have an inverse relationship; that is when the dollar is going down, the BRIC ETF is going up and vice versa. So it makes sense that some of the BRIC countries would like us to have a weak dollar. But yet we always hear that China is concerned about our weak dollar? What gives? What do they want from the dollar?

Is Tech Over-Valued?
How much more upside potential is there after a 67% monster rally for the technology sector? After all, there are resistance levels the market tends to respect. With slashed semiconductor demand, weak earnings reports from Dell, and an uncertain holiday shopping season ahead, is the tech sector overvalued?
What Is Your Weakness?
I heard something the other day that made a lot of sense to me about the word weak. I would like to share this with all of you. The meaning of the word weak is just lacking strength. Here are 4 target points to the word weak.

Measuring Organizational and Team Energy Levels
We designed the "Energy Index" to help leaders dig deeper and uncover the root causes of why people they are trying to lead may not be mobilized and feel energized. The Index also points to areas that can be strengthened in order to further mobilize or energize a team or organization. The assessment is based on a five-point scale. 1 is extremely weak, 2 is fairly weak, 3 is moderate, 4 is fairly strong, and 5 is extremely strong.

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