Archives | June, 2011

Touching All the Bases

By Robert Ringer | Tue, Jun 14, 2011

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“Touching all the bases” is an appropriate metaphor that may well have its roots in the tragic tale of Fred Merkle. At the time, Merkle was only 19 years old and in his second major league season with the New York Giants. Merkle’s infamous mental lapse took place on September 23, 1908, in the last half [...]

Touching All the Bases

By Early To Rise | Tue, Jun 14, 2011

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"Touching all the bases" is an appropriate metaphor that may well have its roots in the tragic tale of Fred Merkle. At the time, Merkle was only 19 years old and in his second major league season...

Do You Know Who Your Customers Are?

By Bob Bly | Mon, Jun 13, 2011

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How well do you really know your customers? Reading the magazines or websites where you intend to advertise is a good way to learn something about the folks you market to, but it’s not enough. Knowing that you are writing to farmers, information technology (IT) professionals, or plumbers is just the start. You have to [...]

Today’s Words That Work: Jibe with

By Early To Rise | Mon, Jun 13, 2011

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A jibe with means to be in harmony or accord; to agree. (Don’t make the mistake of using “jive with” instead – a common error.) Example (as used by Judith Warner in a NYT review of Violette Noziere: A Story of Murder in 1930s Paris by Sarah Maza): “The story of incest simply wasn’t one that [...]

Do You Know Who Your Customers Are?

By Early To Rise | Mon, Jun 13, 2011

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To create powerful marketing campaigns, you must go beyond the demographics to understand what motivates these people ...

How to Make Difficult Business Challenges Easier

By Michael Masterson | Sat, Jun 11, 2011

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I've seen his business grow from a single shop to a network of wholesale, retail, and manufacturing facilities from here to China.

The Language Perfectionist: The Language Doctrine

By Don Hauptman | Fri, Jun 10, 2011

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In a recent news report, a think-tank executive was quoted as follows: “There is no Obama doctrine because the president is not doctrinaire.” The remark might have been intended as a clever pun, but it’s confusing and misleading. A doctrine is “a principle or body of principles.” Its literal meaning is neutral. Religious doctrines do exist, but [...]

How to Rid Yourself of a Little Flaw That’s Holding You Back

By Peter Fogel | Fri, Jun 10, 2011

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When transitioning from my former career as a stand-up comic into my new one as “The Reinvention Guy,” I realized that one of the things that had been holding me back from accomplishing my goals was the desperation of wanting success too badly. I swore that once I transformed myself, I would do my best [...]

How to Rid Yourself of a Little Flaw That’s Holding You Back

By Early To Rise | Fri, Jun 10, 2011

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I realized that one of the things that had been holding me back from accomplishing my goals was the desperation of wanting success too badly.

“The key to the Internet Money Club”

By Early To Rise | Thu, Jun 9, 2011

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The key to the Internet Money Club has been that Brian Edmondson doesn’t just show you the “what” and “how” in great detail – he also tells you the “why.” Kerry Beckwith

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