From the category archives:
One of the smartest and most gorgeous people I know recently did a post by this title and I’d like for you to read it and link to it and subscribe to her feed, especially since it’s the #1 ranked blog for the term – self help blog – on Google.
Go read about the – [...]
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Another reader here at Simplenomics, Greg Balanko-Dickson is a multi-book author, blogger and business coach.
Greg’s blog, The Remote Control CEO, is on my Blog Roll and he’s been asked to write some guest posts for us.
Click thru and check out his blog, his books and all of the other services he has to offer and [...]
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Some of you know that I’m also in the construction industry as a masonry consultant.
The toughest part of any construction job is the finding of contractors. Whether it’s a simple home improvement project or a total home building project, the task of finding a contractor is getting easier all the time due to the proliferation [...]
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My blog friend, Thom Singer, author of the networking skills book “ Some Assembly Required: How to Make, Grow and Keep Your Business Relationships ” and the Some Assembly Required Blog, will wrap up his popular two-month project “ The ABC’s of Networking ” this Friday.
The ABC’s of Networking began on whim and has [...]
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Just got back from a visit to my local neighborhood ATM. I go there very often to withdraw the same amount of money. No, it ain’t $20. It’s three figures. I have to take clients out for lunch, dinner, golf, etc., and I want to always have enogh cash to pay for whatever comes up, [...]
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