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Why You Should Use LinkedIn For Business
LinkedIn recently overtook MySpace as the second largest social network. With over 100-million users worldwide, LinkedIn is not only one of the most popular networks but also one of the oldest (launched in 2003), and it is by far the most used network in the business community.
These days, if you are a professional and you're not on LinkedIn you risk being perceived as old fashioned, out of touch, or worse, lazy. If you have been procrastinating about using LinkedIn for business and are not sure where to start, this blog post is for you.
LinkedIn 101
LinkedIn is a social network that centers around your career and your connections. …
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Embrace Who You Are and Roll With It!
ML Broxton, Mompreneur, explores what you need to do to be a better mom, boss and entrepreneur. It starts with accepting yourself and embracing your all of your fabulosity and flaws, and ‘owning’ your personal strength and power. Whether we are entrepreneurs or Mompreneurs, “We are an awesome force to be reckoned with,” she says.
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Become a Cash Flow Ninja
Chris Green looks at reasons to be thankful for having good operating capital and examines ways to increase your capital by cutting expenses. He finds inspiration from the remarkable spirit and business acumen of Third World entrepreneurs.
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It’s a Balancing Act! – Creating Work/Life Harmony
Cathy Kuzel gives five tips you can use RIGHT NOW to help you create a more balanced life. Cathy, who runs multiple businesses, uses these tools to help her achieve more in business while at the same time, creates more personal time away from business.
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Make More Sales Without Even Talking
Take a long, conscientious look at yourself in the mirror. Be honest to yourself, what do you see? Is your hair neat and stylish? Does your outfit reflect your business? Are you dressing the way a successful business woman should? Is your overall look tasteful?
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Cathrine M. Ann: from homeless to millionaire
Cathrine M. Ann, president of Consumer Connections Inc., does over $1-million in revenue annually with her home-based business. But when she started 12 years ago, she was 40 years old, unemployed, broke and homeless. She wasn’t worried, though. She had a plan.
“I was either going to start a business or rob a bank,” she says. She was serious.
