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| Aligning your Personal and Business Goals: Guest Blogger Peter Wendel | | 2008-12-22 09:53:00 | | - Guest blogger and friend Peter Wendel;
LOOKING AHEAD
Aligning your Personal and Business Goals
Once again we enter a new year. But this one is different! We have a new president elect, the economy is in shambles and every business is facing new, serious challenges. What used to work won't work now.
It's often normal to use this time of the year to step back, evaluate where we are and set some new goals for the New Year. In our personal lives it's called 'making new years resolutions.' In business, it's an informal kind of strategic planning.
But often, we do a kind of problem solving; focusing on trying to do what we've been doing, but better - a kind of 'fix mode.'
The trouble is that because the world has changed, fixing often isn't good enough. We need to shift from dealing with today's problems to focusing on building a different future. Instead of being problem driven, it's time to be vision led.
Let's take some time to explore ideas for business owners to ponder as you... | | By: Team Building New York | | |
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| | Guest Blogger Month is Here! | | 2008-11-03 06:59:00 | | As promised...I've had a fantastic response to my request for anyone in the business that wants to vent about waiters, tell a funny hospitality story or just get their frustrations off their chest. For the rest of November, I'll post some of the best stories that were submitted. I hope you like them.P.S. It's not too late to submit your great story...The 1st guest post is from Don from "Get a Room"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Chicken and Wishes Long before I found my way into the hotel industry, I did some time in the restaurant business. In fact, the first place I worked was a small, family-owned restaurant in the tiny town I grew up in back in West Virginia. The restaurant was considered the "nice" place to eat, complete with cloth napkins, smoked mirrors, gold and black velvet wallpaper, and stemmed glassware. Usually, when locals were looking for a nice evening out, they would choose this restaurant.By the time I was 16, I had worked my way up from dishwasher, to busboy... | | By: So You Want To Be a Banquet Manager... | | |
| | Guest Blogger di Danta Article | | 2008-08-07 03:16:42 | | Menanggapi artikel mas cosa tentang Guest Blogger, saya tertarik dengan budaya guest blogger. Kalau saja semua blog menadakan guest blogger, rasanya persaudaraan antar sesama blogger jadi gimana gitu, serasa hangat… cie.. Dengan adanya kegiatan ini juga bisa nambah backlink situs Anda lho..
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| Be A Guest Blogger! | | 2008-06-29 17:50:40 | | Want to get your writing here? We are looking for guest posts for this site, as well as my new site, VerbalThermite, a conservative political blog in the making.
We are looking for your articles/news blurbs/blog posts from a conservative point of view! If you would like to help contribute to this site, please email your [...]... | | By: [ ! ] The Sugarbuzz Project | | |
| | Yet Another Celebrity Guest Blogger | | 2008-01-28 10:49:04 | | Our special celebrity guest blogger today is writing from an uncharted desert isle.
“Three years. It’s been three years. I can’t believe it. It was only supposed to be a three hour tour.
A three hour tour.
Who found the tree sap for the pancake syrup? Me. Who saved everyone from the WWII vet who didn’t know the [...]... | | By: The Frog Bog | | |
| | A Celebrity Guest Blogger, We Have Today | | 2008-01-21 09:58:52 | | From a planet in the Dagobah System, a special celebrity guest blogger:
“Old am I, and troubles my arthritis does the humidity here. And believe the size of the bugs you would not. Take off with an R2 unit could they. Strong with me the force is, though ten Death Stars would you need to this [...]... | | By: The Frog Bog | | |
| | Guest blogger, Murray Suid on curiosity and words | | 2007-07-23 06:59:00 | | Thanks, Nienke, for your thoughtful announcement of my visit. You made me feel welcome at your remarkable website. I’m the kind of writer who likes a distraction. Could be the smell of coffee in the other room, or a “dump your microwave oven” urban myth that plops onto my desktop. No surprise, therefore, that as I began typing this piece about words origins, I allowed my attention to be drawn to your Tip of the Day: “Always take the attitude of a learner in your writing and be open to new insights from any source.” I hope it won’t seem that I’m malingering if I comment on this sage advice before I get down to business. In the 1990s, I enrolled in UCLA’s screenwriting program. At age 51 I thought I knew everything about cranking out scripts. I just wanted to meet producers so I could sell my work. But in my first class I discovered how much I had to learn about story structure. That humbling experience confirms the wisdom of your tip about being curious. Now about words: In high school, I could take the study of etymology or leave it. Actually, I was more into leaving it. But as the years passed, I gradually became intrigued by word histories. I even began collecting doublets: word pairs that at first seem unrelated and yet are etymological kissing cousins. Examples include: anger & angina, automobile & mob, chaos & gasoline, computer & reputation, flatulence & inflation, candid & candidate. And my favorite: rectitude & rectum. Such pairs—“words of a feather”— inspired me to write mini essays for my own amusement, especially when I had a pressing deadline. Take, for “excrement & secret”: “Three may keep a secret, “wrote Ben Franklin, “if two of them are dead.” Ben’s witty observation points to the etymology of secret, which traces to the Latin se meaning “apart” and cretus meaning “separate.” A “secret” is knowledge kept apart from others. Hence, a secretary’s first function is to guard the b... | | By: The Writing Life | | |
| | What is Time | Kenza Saadi | guest blogger post | | 2007-07-20 05:41:00 | | in Inspirations and Creative Thoughts i love to share your thoughts to the readers as well. aligning to that intention sometime back i posted a post welcoming guest blog entry.What is Time | time is one of the most intriguing mystery of mankind. not only to theoretical physicist of modern time but also to ancient thinkers - the idea of time is something really special. personally i think time holds the key of mystery of many things including that of free will. as of personal interest, i often ask my special friends this question, 'what is time?'. What follows is a beautiful thinking piece shared by Kenza from Mexico.We can talk and exchange ideas about “time” forever. It may make for an interesting conversation where the objectivity and subjectivity of time are considered; where famous poets or holy books are quoted; and where philosophical dogma and the weight of history are debated. Yes, that would make for an interesting time indeed.But I will leave that option aside as I sinc... | | By: Inspirations and Creative Thoughts | | |
| | Guest blogger coming July 23rd! | | 2007-07-13 08:40:00 | | Murray Suid, author of Words of a Feather, will be guest blogging on Monday, July 23. Words of a Feather explores the connection between words. Since writers live on words, I think it will be a lot of fun to learn more about them. The book is a zany, fact-filled collection of dual etymologies. So, if you have any questions about the root of a word or the connection of words, now’s your chance to ask an expert! “Words of a Feather probes the shared histories of word pairs such as ‘adversary’ & ‘advertisement’ and ‘cosmos’ & ‘cosmetics.’ It transforms the science of etymology into a fun and powerful vocabulary-building game. “It also goes beyond the peculiarities of linguistics to provide practical advice on a variety of subjects. For example, the ‘thank’ & ‘think’ entry gives a mini-lesson on how to make kids smarter while polishing their manners. The ‘anger’ & ‘angina’ mini-essay might actually save a few lives – or at least bring on a few smiles.” Click here to check out an excerpt. Murray Suid is the author of more than two dozen books including How to Be President of the U.S.A., Demonic Mnemonics, and The Kids’ How to Do (Almost) Everything Guide. A former writing instructor at San Jose State University, he developed content for software products including Oval Office and Launch: the New Millennium Business Game. A screenwriter, he recently started Point Reyes Pictures, an independent movie company.... | | By: The Writing Life | | |
| | Guest Blogger | | 2007-06-25 20:53:00 | | What is Guest Blogging?Where blog publishes posts written by someone other than the blog's author(s).How do you get a guest blogging spot?Through friends Through networking with fellow bloggers and developing contacts - people you develop relationships with by commenting/ content submission/email.This can be difficult especially if you are a new blogger. The new service offered by Guest Blogger can make it possible.Guest Blogger's aim is to facilitate the connection between those who wish to find guest bloggers and those wishing to be the guest. The service is free and takes the form of a directory of blogs, split into categories, that are offering guest blogging opportunities. Potential guests can browse this directory, find a blog of interest and contact the author, giving details of why they wish to participate and why they believe they are suitable.Guest blogging can be advantageous for both parties. Some of the most popular bloggers host guest bloggers.Problogge... | | By: Blogging Sueblimely | | |
| | Celebrity Guest Blogger #2 | | 2007-05-02 16:54:11 | | Our special guest blogger today is writing from an uncharted desert isle.
“Three years. It’s been three years. I can’t believe it. It was only supposed to be a three hour tour.
A three hour tour.
I can’t take it any more. Who found the tree sap for the pancake syrup? Me. Who saved everyone from the WWII vet [...]... | | By: The Frog Bog | | |
| | Guest blogger Moto | | 2007-01-25 21:04:00 | | "Bitch betta have my SLI. Now watch these videos."Games:The parking gameVideos:Insane Human SlingshotCrazy Upper Body strengtPELICAN EATS A BIRD!What if you fall through ice?Lake Peigneur DisasterKid drinks a bottle of Vodka then diesPaula Abdul is WASTEDWoman kicks some guys assThe best video - 1 hour of anime to musicTraffic Officer in North KoreaProfessor throws a kids phoneMusic Videos:Anti drugs 80s vid.Mobb Deep - The InfamousBush is stupid - Worst president ever videos:Fake state of the unionBush is stupidLeaked bush tapes... | | By: R2K - All the R thats fit 2K | | |
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