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E-3 Carnival of Success Principles - October 29, 2007

October 30th, 2007 | by admin |

Welcome to the October 29, 2007 edition of e-3 carnival of success principles.

Heather Juma presents Who’s Going To Stop You From Being A Successful Woman Entrepreneur? posted at Girls Who Network Diary.

Jeniffer presents Who Do You Think You Are? posted at thethirtydayyear.com.

edithyeung presents The 5 Rules of Writing Effective Email posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

David Kam presents The Reality of Multi Level Marketing posted at MarketingDeviant.com.

Kathleen Gage presents Are You Losing Money by Doing Your Own Work? posted at Street Smarts Marketing, saying, “According to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the average small business owner spends up to 40% of his or her time on routine administrative tasks.

Constantly working on non revenue-producing tasks that could be more productively and cost-effectively performed by a highly skilled, knowledgeable assistant is losing your business significant income.”

James D. Brausch presents A Mindset Challenge posted at jamesbrausch.com.

iamstr8fire presents Never Settle For Less - Wheels of Life Keep Turning posted at Do It Light Do It Right Do It Wrong Do It Long, saying, “Motivational article about keeping things in perspective as it relates to managing time tomorrow, today, and tomorrow.”

Tupelo Kenyon presents Listen with Your Heart posted at Tupelo Kenyon, saying, “When someone is talking to you, do you hear with your ears, monitor with your mind, or listen with your heart? Invest a few minutes thinking about the importance of listening well – a deliberate conscious act – and watch your relationships grow to a new level of closeness and understanding. (Enjoy soothing instrumental music as you read plus songs with lyrics related to each article – all free.)”

Terry Dean presents 3 Characteristics of Winners posted at Integrity Business Blog by Terry Dean.

Miami Phillips presents Happiness is Change (for me) posted at Miami Phillips - About Happiness, saying, “The key to success is simply defining what success means to you. Then creating your life to accomplish that goal. See what I have defined!”

Baseline of Health Foundation presents Jon Barron and the Baseline of Health Foundation - Detox Center posted at Jon Barron Blog, saying, “Free Online Detox Event”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Taking Business Ques from Nintendo posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “I think that those behind the Wii at Nintendo are business geniuses. Let’s examine what they have done with the Wii franchise and what the Wii has done for their business:”

Mina Togonon presents The Whiner have it all posted at 24 Hour Paradigm, saying, “Good for us who live in a democratic country. No one suppresses our chance to be heard, to spoke about our thoughts and feelings. Good for us who have the access to the Internet and post our thoughts online through the pages of blogs. In terms of being a successful individual, all it takes is for you to be a winner not a whiner. To start this, you will have to shun off those whining spirits you have.”

Dereck Coatney presents Patience Is That Of Which I Cannot Have Enough posted at The Best Stock Trading in the World.

Daryl Furuyama presents darksociologist{dot}com » Blog Archive » The 4 Components of Success posted at darksociologist{dot}com, saying, “There are 4 phases in achieving success. The faster you can pass through all four phases, the more successful you will be.”

John Crenshaw presents Are You Proactive or Reactive? posted at Dominate Your Life, saying, “You can learn a lot about how to be successful in life and business by studying what works for people in really intense situations. Am I ever going to be so bombarded with information that I’m incapable of processing it all?”

Liz Fuller presents The Dark Side of Networking - More Than WE Know - Information, Inspiration and Support for Women Entrepreneurs posted at More Than WE Know, saying, “For many of us, networking can take a lot of courage. But what happens when you finally get up the nerve to put yourself out there - and your worst nightmares come true?”

Jack Keifer presents Where have you gone today? | AmazingCloaker Internet Business Blog posted at AmazingCloaker Internet Business Blog.

Marco Richter presents How Do You Know If You’re Getting Enough Sleep? posted at Self Improvement Emporium.

Nadege presents The right way to use the word Success posted at Clearly Envision.

Mike Harmon presents Small Business Accounting - Make Your Business Efficient posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “It is not about the size of your business; no matter what the size is, accounting is one business process that one needs to undertake. Setting up any business and running it successfully is not an easy task and the task becomes all the more difficult if you are not good at dealing with numbers.”

Sue Massey presents Engaging Employees posted at Business Management Life, saying, “In today’s workplace a high performance culture requires high maintenance and people issues are at the top of most CEO’s to-do lists.”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Innovative And Modern - Technology Logos posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “No matter which industry your business belongs to or what you sell, you can make use of technology to present your business in a more innovative and modern way.”

Anna Farmery presents Marketing - About how people want to consume OR their age? posted at The Engaging Brand, saying, “Success is not about age, it is about your attitude to life”

Chris Tackett presents Marketing Matters posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “Spending more money than you have before you make any money in your business will not make you successful in the long run. If you spend money on buying leads which ultimately reject you, then the outcome with be feeling heartbroken and broke.”

Peter Quinn presents Negotiation Tactic - Tell Them, ?I?ll Buy It!? posted at Easy Negotiation Techniques, saying, “If you’re trying to sell something major, such as a house or a classic car or a big contract, what’s your number one worry? Your number one worry is that you won’t find a buyer.”

Chris Moran presents Think Niche, How Big is Your Small Number? posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas, saying, “The understanding of the niche market and the customer that fits the profile for that market is one of the main reasons why small businesses excel, yet the lack of understanding of it one of the top reasons why small businesses often fail.”

Tom Stanley presents Top 4 Things To Consider When Selecting Your Perfect Franchise Business posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “If you want to start your own business, buying a franchise from a successful operator means that you are buying into a business system that is already tried and tested. As a franchisee, you will also be provided with substantial sales and administration support and your company will be well branded in the market. All these factors reduce business risk and contribute to the popularity of franchising.”

Jason Rakowski presents Customer Service Reps Need Negotiation Training posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “If CSR’s don’t have formal negotiation training they’ll be uncertain about the precise amount of discretion they can use, making them seem insecure and even nasty without knowing it.”

Todd Goldfarb presents 14 Step Guide to Finding the Perfect Career posted at We The Change, saying, “Hi there– here is an excellent article with tips about how to find the perfect career, and be successful in business…enjoy!”

Chris Russell presents Creating Business Value From Investment in Information Technology posted at Productivity Planner, saying, “there are four key areas that need to be addressed to maximize the benefit obtained from the investment in IT-”

Jason Whitmen presents Preparing for Your First Press Release posted at Public Relations Insider, saying, “The media offers an incredible opportunity to anyone who knows how to take advantage of it. For the most part, I’m talking about television, radio, newspapers and magazines. And a little guidance can help you make inroads with the journalists, editors and publishers behind the scenes. This article will give you some basic but essential pointers to the process.”

Stacey Derbinshire presents Getting Started Forming Your Own LLC Business posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “If you own your own business or are thinking of starting one, the way the business is structured plays an invaluable role in how profitable and successful you will be. One alternative is by forming a Limited Liability Company or LLC. A business structured as an LLC can be a big step toward a successful business enterprise.”

Robert Michel presents Developing Reciprocal Business Relationships posted at Social Networking Skills, saying, “Business to business sales offer you an opportunity to develop reciprocal relationships that can have far reaching benefits for your own company as well as your customers. Developing constructive partnerships with other businesses can help you manage your company more efficiently and provide ways to reduce your overhead.”

Thomas Humes presents Are You Habitually Losing Money? posted at Wealth Building World, saying, “Psychologists tell us that up to 90% of our behavior is habitual. If you have a habit of letting your receivables get overdue, which is one of the most common unsuccessful habits, you will always get a predictable result. Negative habits breed negative consequences.”

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