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Have you ever taken some time to actually look closely at your business card? What does it say to you? What do you think it says to others? If you’ve been thinking about getting new business cards, I want you to look through my tips outlined in the document below:
Did someone recently give you a business card that you really liked? What did you like about it? Leave your comments for me on my Facebook page.
New York Times Best Selling author and master networker Harvey Mackay once wrote, “If I had to name the single characteristic shared by all truly successful people I’ve met in my life, I’d say it’s the ability to create and nurture a network of contacts.”
I couldn’t agree more. That is why I would like to personally invite each and every one of you to connect with me, Alex Mandossian, on your favorite social media sites.
Connect with me today. I’d love to start interacting with you:
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I just wanted to take some time to thank two individuals who recently shared a video that included a few kind words about their experience with the GBI program. Grahame and Melissa met each other at the GBI program in Melbourne this year, and are already benefitting from what they learned at the event. Take a look at what they had to say:
Thanks again to Grahame and Melissa! I wish you both continued success. Keep up the good work.
“If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.” – Henry David Thoreau
What do you do with interruptions if you work from home or work in an office? Here are three helpful tips: wear a productivity hat, set aside intervals of critical productivity time, and turn off additional interruptions like your cell phone, your fax, etc. To learn more about each of these tips, take a few minutes out of your day to watch the following video now:
Try these tips and don’t forget to tell me how they worked for you! Leave me a message on my Facebook page after you have started implementing one, two, or all of these tips.
It was James Allen who first said, that ENERGY IS the working power in all achievement. Inert coal it converts into fire, and water it transmutes into steam; it vivifies and intensifies the commonest talent until it approaches to genius, and when it touches the mind of the dullard, it turns into a living fire that which before was sleeping in inertia.
Some people know what they need to do to have a successful internet business from home, but don’t extend the energy to get it done. Watching this video may make the difference the next time you think for even one moment it’s not worth the energy.
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Energy is a moral virtue, its opposing vice being laziness. As a virtue, it can be cultivated, and the lazy man can become energetic by forcibly arousing himself to exertion. Compared with the energetic man, the lazy man is not half alive. Even while the latter is talking about the difficult of doing a thing, the former is doing it. The active man has done a considerable amount of work before the lazy man has roused himself from sleep. While the lazy man is waiting for an opportunity, the active man has gone out, and met and utilized half a dozen opportunities. He does things while the other is rubbing his eyes.
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