Archives | October, 2010

Normally, You’d Have to Pay Me At Least $1 Million to Get My Consulting Advice

By Michael Masterson | Sat, Oct 30, 2010

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Here's How You Can Hire Me for Just $5 a Month. I wish he hadn't talked me into it. It's going to be yet another task on my to-do list, and it might kill my multimillion-dollar consulting career...

ETR’s Humble Beginnings

By Laura Rodini | Fri, Oct 29, 2010

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Happy Halloween! This year, we pulled out all the stops here at ETR headquarters. How do you like our spooky look? I can't wait to tell you more about what we've been up to -- but before I do that, I have some exciting business to take care of. I want to tell you about a special new service Michael Masterson himself has created.

The Language Perfectionist: Get It Right “Every” Time

By Don Hauptman | Thu, Oct 28, 2010

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A supermarket recently opened in my neighborhood. The managers promptly posted a sign boasting “Low prices everyday.” This is a frequent error, though that doesn’t make it any less excusable. The sign should read “Low prices every day.” The adjective everyday precedes a noun, as in “The life of the medieval peasant was filled with everyday chores.” [...]

The Professor of Harsh Reality’s Lecture About Time

By Dan Kennedy | Thu, Oct 28, 2010

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Having recently had another birthday click over on the odometer, time is on my mind. It's never far from it in my work-cave, because I have strategically placed more than a dozen clocks around the room and can't look in any direction without seeing one.

The Professor of Harsh Reality’s Lecture About Time

By Early To Rise | Thu, Oct 28, 2010

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Having recently had another birthday click over on the odometer, time is on my mind. It's never far from it in my work-cave, because I have strategically placed more than a dozen clocks around the room and can't look in any direction without seeing one.

Today’s Words That Work: Vitrine

By Early To Rise | Wed, Oct 27, 2010

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A Vitrine (vih-TREEN) — from the French for “pane of glass” — is a glass cabinet or case, especially one for displaying art objects. Example (as used by Bob Morris in The New York Times): “A blackboard in the farm’s shed listed our meager allotment of vegetables — all stored in crates on tables as if they [...]

Procrastination

By PJ McClure | Wed, Oct 27, 2010

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Have trouble just getting things done --

Procrastination

By Early To Rise | Wed, Oct 27, 2010

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Have trouble just getting things done — even when others are counting on you? In his video today, PJ McClure gives you a clear strategy for managing your time and responsibilities to make sure you complete projects on time and without stress. Just click on the screen below.

The Safest Stocks in the World

By Dan Ferris | Tue, Oct 26, 2010

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The safest stocks in the world right now have three important traits.

The Safest Stocks in the World

By Early To Rise | Tue, Oct 26, 2010

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The safest stocks in the world right now have three important traits.The safest stocks in the world right now have three important traits. The first trait of a safe stock is a rock-solid financial condition. The best financial condition possible is when a company has plenty of cash and little or no debt.

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  • Feeling down because of the current state of the economy? Michael Masterson presented a simple way to overcome those feelings of despair in his article “Defeating Depression Before It Defeats You.” ETR readers took comfort in his words. Here’s some of what they had to say: