Archives | February, 2008

A Small-Business Success Formula

By Early To Rise | Thu, Feb 28, 2008

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Issue #2290 WEALTHY: Why you should give tech a chance (Andrew Gordon) HEALTHY: How to lessen the effects of aging – and even prevent some cancers (Kelley Herring) WISE: George Bernard Shaw on getting on in the world ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: 3 letters that can help you realize your entrepreneurial dreams (Paul Lawrence) A "harmless" convenience that’s derailing your progress [...]

The Classics Aren’t What They Used to Be

By Andrew Gordon | Wed, Feb 27, 2008

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Strategies for making money while investing in an economic recession.

What’s Your “Signature Dish”?

By Bob Bly | Wed, Feb 27, 2008

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With increasing competition, a great business strategy is specializing in one area, your 'signature dish.'

What’s Your "Signature Dish"?

By Early To Rise | Wed, Feb 27, 2008

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Issue #2289 WEALTHY: 3 sectors that beat the market… even during a recession (Andrew Gordon) HEALTHY: How to be as fit as a Tiger (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: Arthur Miller on specializing ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: 11 questions that will help you find a specialty (Bob Bly) Applying the Ready, Fire, Aim principle to service businesses (Michael Masterson) It’s Good to Know… [...]

Why You Should Be Concerned About Liability Protection

By Darius M. Barazandeh | Tue, Feb 26, 2008

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One of the best ways to create passive income is to invest in real estate. Remember that you'll want to set up your real estate business to minimize your risk.

Why You Should Be Concerned About Liability Protection

By Early To Rise | Tue, Feb 26, 2008

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Issue #2288 WEALTHY: Lawsuit Avoidance 101 for real estate investors (Darius M. Barazandeh) HEALTHY: Can you blame your genes for your weight gain? (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: Anthony Trollope on owning land ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: The leap from steel-belted radials to babies inside tires (Malcolm Smith) How "real" permission marketing works (Seth Godin) It’s Fun to Know… about monkeys Add "cockamamie" to your [...]

Calorie-Burning Foods

By Craig Ballantyne | Mon, Feb 25, 2008

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How would you like to get the benefits of one cardio session per week, without having to do any work? Well, all you have to do is eat more protein.

Using Daily Task Lists to Accomplish Your Goals

By Michael Masterson | Mon, Feb 25, 2008

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A daily to do list is essential in organizing yourself when trying to accomplish larger goals.

Borrowing Your Own Money

By Jason Holland | Mon, Feb 25, 2008

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Getting an advance on your tax return can seem like a good idea. Here's why it is not.

Using Daily Task Lists to Accomplish Your Goals

By Early To Rise | Mon, Feb 25, 2008

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Issue #2287 WEALTHY: Are you making this tax refund mistake? (Jason Holland) HEALTHY: Eat to burn calories (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: Paul J. Meyer on productivity ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: How to quadruple your productivity… as soon as tomorrow! (Michael Masterson) A simple trick for getting people to read your headlines (Suzanne Richardson) It’s Good to Know… about the photic sneeze reflex Add "avidity" [...]

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