For as long as can be remembered, libraries have offered mass amounts of free information that is easily accessible to the nearby community. This unlimited access has been an asset to communities everywhere for research, educational and recreational purposes…
Learn, Teach, Market, and Sell Business Owners
Posted by on April 28th, 2007 in Free Tools and Resources · 0 CommentsMaybe it’s true that in order to coach business owners, you don’t need to know how to run a business yourself.
Maybe it’s true that you don’t have to understand balance sheets, turnover ratios, or acceptable ROI in their industry to coach business owners in you target market.
It’s possible that you don’t have to know how the dozens of management tools they use regularly work, what they represent, and how they identify problems and opportunities.
But to be credible, so they’ll hire you in the first place, and pay you for your services, you sure do!
A little bit of knowledge will give you the confidence it takes to call on successful business owners - so you can speak with them as a peer.
Business terminology is how they frame their conversations…
Sorting the Mail and Eliminate Junk
Posted by on April 28th, 2007 in Free Tools and Resources · 0 CommentsDid you know that 80 % of the mail that
we receive will end up in the trash can
because it is unsolicited mail, otherwise
known as JUNK?
It can get a hold of our lives because
we tend to think we need to read it all
because there might be something we will
need.
Chances are….there isn’t…
Questions to Ask Your Lawyer
Posted by on April 28th, 2007 in Free Tools and Resources · 0 CommentsWhen looking for a lawyer to handle a personal legal matter, you can usually find one by contacting the local bar association or an attorney referral service in your area. If those don’t pan out, try the state bar association or word-of-mouth recommendations from satisfied friends, family members, or coworkers…