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by Vijay Verma - 2007-01-13
Imagine asking a stranger for directions to a clothing store. Chances are, the stranger will tell you one of two replies. They'll direct you to the nearest clothing store they know of, or they'll ...
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by Conrad Trudelle - 2007-01-19
Today it seems more and more like mainstream education is involved in appearance setting rather than educating our young people. I have seen instances of teaching a test rather than educating the youn...
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by Chris Morgan - 2007-01-22
Those people are living in a dream world (fantasy land). Believe me when I say, business is not something to play with. We have watched people walk willingly right into the jaws of business buildi...
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by Michael L. Smith - 2007-01-28
Today you're going to find out why 95 percent of all Network Marketers fail and give up. This is really all pretty simple but most don't know how to get out of it.The reason most Networkers fail i...
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by Michael Biehn - 2007-02-01
Do you know how much easier it is to learn the right way to do things if at first you see the wrong way? Think about it. Think about everything you ever learned by trial and error from the first t...
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by Mick Lolekonda - 2007-02-11
After analyzing the network marketing home business industry, 5 factors seem to consistently explain the overwhelming failure rate of 95%. Those 5 factors even though common can be addressed with ...
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by Mohamed Tohami - 2007-02-25
Are you afraid of failure? Is that what prevents you from living the life of your dreams? If your answer is, "yes", then you really need to understand the nature of failure.Failure is your best frien...
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by Steven Gillman - 2007-02-27
When I was young, I invested $2500 with a fast-talking salesman who convinced me I could have a great income in just weeks. He told me he had racks of earrings in hair salons, gift shops, etc. He ...
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by J. Watananbe - 2007-03-02
At least 80% of new businesses in developed countries would fail within their first 5 years of existence; many of them are owned and operated by business partners, and I'd risk to say that a very high...
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by Yinka Dixon - 2007-03-07
Two cannot walk together (heading in the same direction, possibly with the same intent and purpose, perhaps also aiming to achieve the same result) except they are agreed, even if they have agreed to...
