Archive for December, 2007

Big Writing Year for Michael in 2008!
by Early To Rise (12/31/2007)

Turning Your Monumental Foul-Up Into Lasting Goodwill
by Early To Rise (12/29/2007)

The Power of a Simple Question
by Michael Masterson (12/28/2007)

Think about the chances you might have missed in your own life by failing to ask "Can I?" Or "Would you?" Or "Is he?"

The Power of a Simple Question
by Early To Rise (12/28/2007)

A Powerful Persuasion Tool That’s as Simple as “Imagine This…”
by Larry Fredericks (12/27/2007)

When you know how to create the kind of image that will get an emotional response from your prospect... and you get that prospect to accept the image as a potential reality... you will have no trouble at all persuading him to do what you want.

A Powerful Persuasion Tool
by Early To Rise (12/27/2007)

Fight Stomach Fat
by Craig Ballantyne (12/26/2007)

If you are new to interval training, start conservatively. Begin by doing one-minute rounds at a slightly-harder-than-normal exercise pace. Then spend one minute at a slow pace as a recovery interval.

Is Donald Hall Insane?
by Early To Rise (12/26/2007)

Merry Christmas From ETR
by Early To Rise (12/25/2007)

A Christmas Present…Make That 12 of Them
by Early To Rise (12/24/2007)

Giving Gifts and Marketing Success
by Patrick Coffey (12/22/2007)

Are you a good gift giver? Well, if you are, you just might be a great marketer too.

Giving Gifts and Marketing Success
by Early To Rise (12/22/2007)

What’s So Good About Christmas?
by Early To Rise (12/21/2007)

Where’s the Ritz When You Need It?
by Early To Rise (12/20/2007)

Smarter Seafood Choices
by Kelley Herring (12/19/2007)

Reducing the risk of prostate cancer may be as easy as making smarter seafood choices, new research suggests.

One Cyber Brick at a Time
by Early To Rise (12/19/2007)

Amortization: How the Un-Sexiest Word in Real Estate Can Make You Rich
by Justin Ford (12/18/2007)

There are a lot of high-energy terms in real estate: flip, leverage, cash out, cash in, boom, bubble, and bust. Then there's the sensible sister: amortization.

Word to the Wise: Euphemism
by ETR (12/18/2007)

A euphemism is a nice way of saying something that is not nice.

The Un-Sexiest Word in Real Estate
by Early To Rise (12/18/2007)

The Way You Work Could Be Working Against You
by Michael Masterson (12/17/2007)

You can be successful in business without sacrificing personal relationships. Here are some tips on improving your work/life balance.

The Way You Work Could Be Working Against You
by Early To Rise (12/17/2007)

Use the Slice-and-Dice System to Get Your Customers to Buy More
by Wendy Montes de Oca (12/15/2007)

One of the best ways to build your online business is to build your house list of potential customers. But you can also do it by changing the way you market to your existing customers. Today, I want to show you how breaking up your existing customer database can boost your sales.

The Slice-and-Dice System to Get Your Customers to Buy More
by Early To Rise (12/15/2007)

A Quick-Start Guide to Publishing Books
by Early To Rise (12/14/2007)

Get Rich With Royalties
by Early To Rise (12/13/2007)

What Business Owners Can Learn From Baseball Managers
by Bob Bly (12/12/2007)

What makes a small business profitable and competitive over the long haul is a lot of small, sensible tests, trials and errors, and meticulously planned roll-outs.

What Business Owners Can Learn From Baseball Managers
by Early To Rise (12/12/2007)

How to Spot Undervalued and Overvalued Real Estate Markets - and Profit From the Difference
by Justin Ford (12/11/2007)

This article is about the fundamentals. The kind that can save you a lot of pain and make you a lot of money - in any kind of real estate market.

How to Spot Undervalued and Overvalued Real Estate Markets
by Early To Rise (12/11/2007)

The Underrated Connection Between Service and Sales
by Early To Rise (12/10/2007)

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