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Recent articles related to

Wealth

What’s More Important Than Marketing?

By Early To Rise | 05/8/2003

  “The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand.” – Frank Herbert “I’m not so interested in products,” my partner explained to a mutual protégé. “Products change with the times. I’m interested in developing a sophisticated understanding of how our market works.” As someone who…

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One Way to Know It May Be Time to Get Back into Stocks

By Kieran Doherty | 05/7/2003

  “Don’t be afraid to take a big step when one is indicated. You can’t cross a chasm in two small steps.” – David Lloyd George There’s an old market adage MMF and I generally agree with: The trend is your friend. The idea is simple: More often than not,…

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How Bad For Business Is A Negative Employee?

By Early To Rise | 05/6/2003

Can one rotten apple spoil your barrel? The answer depends on two things: how good that employee is at his job, and how good the rest of your group is. If the employee with the bad attitude is a weak performer, you should get rid of him right away. If…

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Transform Your Debt Into Wealth in 5-7 Years

By Early To Rise | 05/5/2003

  “I have had a taste of it myself, and it’s mighty bitter. A debt is a debt, whether it’s margins or mortgages; and debts are all the same, no matter how you try to camouflage ’em. You never get much out of ’em except trouble. On the farm or…

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How To Take A Relaxing Vacation

By Early To Rise | 04/30/2003

Three things will make any vacation stressful: 1. worrying about your job while you are gone 2. having to handle crises on the phone 3. fearing the inbox when you return Here?s how to solve those problems and enjoy your time off worry-free. * Block out the vacation days on…

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Don’t Be A Self-Improvement Junkie — Improve Yourself Instead

By Early To Rise | 04/29/2003

When it comes to self-improvement and success, there are two kinds of readers: 1. the perennial student 2. the future superstar Which are you? It’s an important question, and you need to give yourself an honest answer. If you read a lot about success but have not yet made progress…

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How to Increase Your Direct-Response Sales 1000% Almost Immediately

By Early To Rise | 04/28/2003

  “Be everywhere, do everything, and never fail to astonish the customer.” – Macy’s motto You can double, triple, or even quintuple your sales by using an age-old technique that’s easy to understand and relatively simple to employ. It was responsible for one direct-mail publisher I know going from a…

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Forget Most of What You Think You Know About Feng Shui: Here Are The Essentials for a Productive Place of Business

By Early To Rise | 04/25/2003

I tried to believe. I really did. But half of what I read about feng shui seemed totally loony. So, once again, I’m going to rely on the benefit of 52 years of experience. Here’s the “ETR shui” on setting up a good office/studio. First, some observations and conclusion: *…

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The Easiest Way To Convince Skeptics To Do Business With You

By Bob Bly | 04/24/2003

  “You can convince anyone of anything if you just push it at them 100% of the time. They may not believe it completely, but they will still use it to form opinions, especially if they have nothing else to draw on.” – Charles Manson Using testimonials — quotations from…

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Five Ways to Fight Back If You Are Turned Down for a Raise

By Early to Rise | 04/23/2003

  “Raise your sail one foot and you get 10 feet of wind.” – Chinese proverb I’ve never been turned down for a raise, but I have had the awkward duty of declining raises to dozens of people. Most of them simply sulked and disappeared. But a few of them…

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Getting Help from Rich and Powerful People

By Early To Rise | 04/18/2003

IR arrived at my office for our lunch meeting 20 minutes early. If there is anything worse than arriving 15 minutes late, it’s arriving early and expecting your host to drop what he’s doing and pay attention to you. If you must arrive early because you aren’t sure how long…

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How to Use Deviance to Predict Your Future

By Early to Rise | 04/17/2003

  “Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.” – Niels Bohr In “The Deviant’s Advantage,” the authors argue that most companies never make big breakthroughs because they focus all their talent and energy on mainstream stuff — stuff that’s popular today — and not on the Fringe stuff that…

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