Do You Need RecordsRegistry In Your Life?
- By Sean Tan
- Published 04/3/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
There are a lot of people who are living a delusionary opportunity. They are dealing with so various people who might be cheating them behind their backs. Their friends might be taking benefit of them, their employers or employees might be doing so, even their family members might be into it. This can be happening with you too. Is there any way you can prevent the event, make sure that you are not being taken advantage of?
If you know about the backgrounds of the people you are dealing with, this situation can be actually mitigated to a large extent.
If you know about the backgrounds of the people you are dealing with, this situation can be actually mitigated to a large extent.
How to Patent New Ideas
- By Eric Corl
- Published 03/31/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
In the understandable excitement and inspirational fire of creation, many inventors rush into the patent process without doing their homework. Unfortunately, their zeal to push forward often comes back to haunt them in the form of longer wait times, higher fees, and more work that could have been avoided with proper planning. The purpose of this article is to steer you clear of these pitfalls and help you patent your new idea as painlessly as possible.
Election / Selection Quandary - How to Choose?
- By Sandra Noble
- Published 03/27/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Choices you make could be a matter of life and death. Or they could be a matter of joy or despair. Sometimes we're not happy with any of our alternatives. But champions know how to take lemons and make lemonade.
There's lots of excitement and enthusiasm about the 2008 US presidential campaign. Reporter, journalists and political scientist are loving it.
There's lots of excitement and enthusiasm about the 2008 US presidential campaign. Reporter, journalists and political scientist are loving it.
Business Planning: It's The Second Quarter... Do You Know Where Your Business Is?
- By Karen Scharf
- Published 03/27/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Can you believe the first quarter of the year is almost over?! When you look at your business, the amount of money you've earned, the number of new clients you've added, are you 25% to where you want to be for the year? If not, why not? And what do you plan to do about it?
I'm sure you've heard the adage, "If you're failing to plan, you're planning to fail.
I'm sure you've heard the adage, "If you're failing to plan, you're planning to fail.
Reactive vs. Strategic or Who Really Cares if Your Company is a Dinosaur?
- By Jack Deal
- Published 03/26/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
It happens in business, it happens in politics, it happens in life. There are those that wait for things to happen and there are those that make things happen.
There are those that are in control and those that are controlled.
There are those that have concluded it is easier and more enlightening to let things go and let things happen as they do.
There are those that are in control and those that are controlled.
There are those that have concluded it is easier and more enlightening to let things go and let things happen as they do.
How to Create and Market Your Own Product
- By Steve Albright
- Published 03/25/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Creating your own product to sell online is not as hard as it may seem at first. These days digital products are a hot commodity simply because they are informative, easily obtainable, and cost less than physical products.
The first step to creating a product that will sell well and will easily make you several thousand dollars is market research.
The first step to creating a product that will sell well and will easily make you several thousand dollars is market research.
Privacy In Nevada Will NOT Help Protect Your Assets!
- By Scott Letourneau
- Published 03/21/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Some individuals looking to form a Nevada corporation or LLC are hoping that if they get sued no one will find out who the owner of the corporation or LLC is, thus, preventing them from being the target of frivolous lawsuits. In the context of litigation, the best scenario is presenting a properly structured business model and having the court rule in your favor with the end result being your assets are protected!
Now, if it takes longer for someone to get to first base in your situation to figure out who the owners are, wonderful, that just means the plaintiff will have to spend more money! After all, aren't most lawsuits a simple gain of economics? And if you can make it very expensive for the plaintiff to find your assets the better!
So, what is the challenge?
The challenge is the creation of rock solid asset protection plan that does not rely solely on the illusory promise of privacy through the use of Bearer shares (which don't work) and nominees (which work to a certain degree).
Now, if it takes longer for someone to get to first base in your situation to figure out who the owners are, wonderful, that just means the plaintiff will have to spend more money! After all, aren't most lawsuits a simple gain of economics? And if you can make it very expensive for the plaintiff to find your assets the better!
So, what is the challenge?
The challenge is the creation of rock solid asset protection plan that does not rely solely on the illusory promise of privacy through the use of Bearer shares (which don't work) and nominees (which work to a certain degree).
The Quality Line or If Your Customer Doesn't Perceive It, Does It Matter?
- By Jack Deal
- Published 03/18/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
You get what you pay for is the consumer's mantra. Common sense knows that if it costs less it is more likely of inferior quality.
Unfortunately quality is relative and subjective and even unwieldy. For that reason and common sense the value the customer puts on quality is where the quality line should be drawn.
Still it is not rocket science here; a rather straightforward case of supply and demand.
Unfortunately quality is relative and subjective and even unwieldy. For that reason and common sense the value the customer puts on quality is where the quality line should be drawn.
Still it is not rocket science here; a rather straightforward case of supply and demand.
Finding A Coach For Your Big Goal
- By Glen Smith
- Published 03/17/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Once you have decided on your big goal, it's time to start putting resources in place that you need. Firstly, complete a Concept Card (1), fill in the details of your coach, key advisors and key resources but right now I am only going to talk about selecting a coach.
You will probably have to pay for coaching one way or another and the reason to have a coach is to avoid the pitfalls along the way and to not start off by developing bad habits.
You will probably have to pay for coaching one way or another and the reason to have a coach is to avoid the pitfalls along the way and to not start off by developing bad habits.
Be Careful: Fast-Moving Trends Often Don't Continue
- By Donald Mitchell
- Published 03/13/2008
- Strategic Planning
- Unrated
Put the average company into a high-growth situation (for its industry) for the first time, and you'll soon see overoptimism sprouting everywhere. In the aftermath of the Arab oil embargo and the subsequent rise in the cost of energy, Americans began using all sorts of new ways to reduce their energy use and costs.
One idea for heating your home was to cut your own wood to burn in wood stoves and fireplaces.
One idea for heating your home was to cut your own wood to burn in wood stoves and fireplaces.

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