I have just discovered JD Bentley (via Patrick Rhone) and read a post on his site that I simply must comment on: The Web Worker’s Dilemma The life of a web worker is in many ways very blessed. The ability to dictate your location, your deadlines and your work hours is an occupational rarity, yet [...]
Creating a Special Offer to bring in new customers can be a challenge. Are you enlisting your current customers for assistance? I recently took some time to peruse an inspirational book, “101 Things I learned in Architecture School“, which has brilliant anecdotes that can be applied to your life and business outside of the architectural [...]
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August 25, 2009 in Business Development
After reading the book “Young Guns” for last week’s review, I decided to expand on some of the ideas put forth by the author, Robert Tuchman. You can read all of these posts at the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers Event site under the “7 Priorities” tag. The first two posts are up now, the remaining posts will appear on the next 5 Tuesdays.
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