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Welcome to the September 29, 2007 edition of carnival of career intensity.

Charles H. Green presents Business Ethics and Self-Orientation posted at Trust Matters, saying, “Harvard Business School takes a surprisingly philosophical look at business ethics and concludes it all comes down to orientation towards the Other.”

Mike Harmon presents The ABCs of Cash Flow Forecasting posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “Cash flow is often called the lifeblood of a business. There are ways to improve cash flow of any small business and remove some of the worries about bills not being paid or not having enough on hand to pay wages.”

Sue Massey presents The Four Perspectives of Business - Keeping Your Eye On What?s Important posted at Business Management Life, saying, “The key element to measuring success is not focusing solely on the financial results of your company but also focusing on the human and cultural aspects of your company. These elements are the true indicators of a company’s future performance and ultimately affect those bottom-line financials.”

Randy Nichols presents Fast Paced Success - Considering a Career in Business posted at Career Advice by Randy, saying, “Whether you have relatives who have entered the field ahead of you or you are simply looking for a field that will always provide you with challenges, careers in business are definitely one way to go!”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Benefits Of A More Personalized Catalog posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “Catalogs are excellent marketing materials to complement other forms of promotional tools. Often, they are generally used to combine with a companys website, print brochures, and even flyers. When used this way, business owners often get more response from both marketing media.”

Chris Tackett presents Cold Calling - Does It Work Anymore? posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “Cold calling immediately puts you into a position of being needy. Cold calling gives your prospect the impression that you have nothing better to do, and that all you are doing, is trying to scrape up business. Here are just a few of the different ways you can generate leads or prospects.”

Eric Hudin presents My Estate Planning Career Blog » Blog Archive » The Professional Corporation Trust - Preserving the Value of Your Practice posted at My Estate Planning Career Blog, saying, “The professional corporation trust is simply a revocable living trust with a specific purpose: to keep a licensed individual’s interest in a professional corporation out of probate in the event of the death of its owner.”

Tom Stanley presents Franchising - Before You Buy posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “Before you make the decision to buy a franchise, it is important to look into the company’s background. By law all franchisors must provide prospective franchisees with a Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (UFOC), a document that contains significant information about the company. One of the most essential components of this disclosure report is any history of litigation and bankruptcy related to the company or its executives.”

Jason Rakowski presents Critical Priorities for Extraordinary Service Quality posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “What are the vital few ideas and actions that really made a difference with the customers and clients? There are thousands of tiny things that made a necessary and positive contribution, but here are five areas that are make or break.”

Chris Russell presents Boldy Go Where No Has Before - Prepare to Do 20 Times More by Looking Five Years Ahead posted at Productivity Planner, saying, “The steps for creating a 2,000 percent solution (accomplishing 20 times more with the same time, effort, and resources) are listed here…”

Stacey Derbinshire presents Finding The Right Part Time Business Opportunity posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “When looking at part time business opportunities, there are several factors you need to consider to help eliminate the ones that are wrong for you and zero in on the good ones.”

edithyeung presents What are You Waiting for posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

John W. Furst presents Touch It - Do It - Get It Done - Part 2 posted at E-Biz Booster Blog, saying, “Time management is one key skill that you should learn early on. But all theories are worthless unless you follow through. Let me introduce very simple rules and exercises that will get you started quickly. No matter if you are a manager in a huge corporation or a small business owner working out of your home office. I want to talk to you. Start using your time more effectively now.”

Louise Manning presents Keeping busy posted at The Human Imprint.

Ravi Vora presents 8 Easy Ways to Get A Raise and Never Get Fired posted at Ravi Vora.

Ted Reimers presents Most Expensive Colleges posted at CampusGrotto.

GreatManagement presents Graduates do not have right skills posted at The GreatManagement Blog.

Raj Sheelvant presents A New Breed of IT Workers posted at IT Strategy, saying, “Soft skills are becoming more and more important to the IT folks to be competitive because of globalization”

Gavin Ingham presents How to build confidence and close more sales posted at Gavin Ingham.

The Career Counselor presents The Top Six Ways to Shine at a New Job posted at ask the CareerCounselor.

Warren Wong presents What Do You Actually Buy With Money? posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “What do you actually purchase when you exchange money for some item? The answer isn’t as obvious as you may think!”

Christine Scivicque presents Caution: Your Emotions Are Showing posted at The Executive Assistant’s Tool Box.

Matthew Paulson presents Getting a Degree Online: How to Get a Valuable Education and Not Get Ripped Off posted at Getting Green.

Warren Wong presents Why You Should Show Appreciation posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Why you should show appreciation for the little things people do and how to go about doing it.”

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Posted by Dave Lorenzo - Business Coach

Welcome to the September 22, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Joy Miller presents College credit for life experience posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Many colleges and universities allow you to earn credit for life experience. How this credit is awarded and assigned varies widely by university.”

Warren Wong presents How To Pull An All Nighter posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Do you need to pull an all nighter? Here’s some tips to do it effectively!”

Craig Andrews presents Push Yourself Out Of Your Comfort Zone posted at Craig S. Andrews.com, saying, “For excellent results, one the best ways to drive a lot of traffic to your blog or Website is through effective and unique article version submissions. Using a highly effective article submission software is key to your Internet success, visit: http://www.articleprosoftware.com. Please visit my blog for “Real Internet Business Solutions” and more! Thank you, Craig Andrews.”

Mike Harmon presents Proven Tips To Improve Your Cash Flow posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “Ever heard of the saying that a sale is not a sale until the cash is in your bank account? If we you were paid for your sales the moment that you made them, you would never have a cash flow problem. Follow these techniques to improve the look of your bank account!”

Sue Massey presents The ?Human Dimension? And its Impact on Your Business posted at Business Management Life, saying, “Leading people requires much more than just seeing them as a cost-factor. Being aware of and understanding human behavior is essential for the degree of success you are able to achieve with your business.”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » What Makes Your Business Cards Impressive? posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “In our day to day professional life, we feel the importance of business cards, almost every time we need to deal with an external party. The requirement is particularly felt when we need to introduce ourselves to someone, especially a client. But have you ever spent a thought on these business cards and what makes them impressive?”

Chris Tackett presents 5 Steps To Turn More Leads Into Cash! posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “Here are 5 smart things you can do right now to turn more of your leads into cash.”

Eric Hudin presents Marketing-Strategy Essentials posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas, saying, “For every business, it is essential to know and understand their market intimately, know their potential customers as well the competitive environment.”

Tom Stanley presents You Decide, Buy a Franchise or Create Your Own Start-Up posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “Franchise or create your own business idea? There is a lot to be said about buying into a franchise system that is proven and working. On the other hand, giving birth to your own idea is very exciting.”

Jason Rakowski presents Customer Service Outsourced and Ineffective? posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “Most businesses admit that customer service is an important function in the role of their business. However, more and more businesses are outsourcing customer support functions as a means of reducing overall costs.”

Chris Russell presents Improve Employee Productivity - Put Your Policy and Procedure Manuals Online posted at Productivity Planner, saying, “Your policies and procedures are a significant part of your business process knowledge. This knowledge must be managed to be effective.”

Stacey Derbinshire presents Home Internet Business Oportunities - What?s Your Passion? posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “Successful minded people are usually pretty creative and motivated to learn and could easily be successful in their internet based business with the proper guidance/training/coaching, etc… Everyone needs to find something they are passionate about.”

Giannis Mamin presents Hard work posted at WeddInWeb Blog.

David Kam presents Screensaver for Promoting Your Company posted at MarketingDeviant.com.

Edith Yeung presents Should I Refer You? posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Gustav S presents 7 Lessons to Increase your Productivity and Efficiency a la Personal Growth Style posted at success-is-in-you.com.

Marc and Angel presents 15 Key Qualities that Offset Job Experience Requirements posted at Marc and Angel, saying, “Never let the supposed job qualifications or experience requirements stand in your way of applying. If you know you can handle the job, you are probably the employee the employer wants. All you have to do is make them aware of your potential.”

David B. Bohl presents The Secret to Achieving Your Goals: Turn Them into Habits posted at Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, “Thank you for your consideration.”

Alexander Becker presents Make it Personal posted at WOW, saying, “Since your idea will die from too clean an abstraction anyway, it will be worth that one last try.”

Christine Scivicque presents How to Be Proactive: A Quick Review posted at The Executive Assistant’s Tool Box.

Ted Reimers presents Student Loan Consolidation FAQ posted at CampusGrotto.

Jody DeVere presents Deborah Renshaw: Wide Open for NASCAR Checkered Flag posted at Ask Patty - Automotive Advice for Women.

Matthew Paulson presents Don’t Invest Money in Your Company’s Stock posted at Getting Green.

Ivan Rios presents How To Make Your Team Happy posted at artofleading.net.

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Welcome to the September 15, 2007 edition of carnival of Career Intensity.

Health Chaos presents Balancing Job Offers posted at Health Chaos.

Jack Yoest presents Management Training Tip #2: Writing an employee evaluation? Try 101 helping sentences. posted at Yoest.com, saying, “Academia and the Army have one thing in common. Yes, there is something. Your Business Blogger is a former Armor Cavalry Officer and is currently an Adjunct Professor of Management, so I was surprised to learn of some overlap. Perhaps the only intersection is the willingness to share with with fellow servicemen or teachers various helps needed for the efficient and effective transference of knowledge.”

David Kam presents Chapter 5 Force: Governing and Battling posted at MarketingDeviant.com.

Mike Harmon presents Accounting - The Language of Business posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “Accounting often is referred to as “the language of business” because of its role in maintaining and processing all relevant financial information that an entity or company requires for its managing and reporting purposes.”

Sue Massey presents 7 Lessons From A Bad Manager posted at Business Management Life, saying, “Many people work for bosses who are horrible at what they do. Having worked under a bad manager offered an invaluable opportunity to witness a failed approach to management.”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Ways To Advertise On The Web posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “This article deals with some of the most popular ways to advertise on the web for free.”

Chris Tackett presents Drip Marketing Nurtures Customers And Generates Leads posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “Drip marketing is the process of sending out several promotional pieces consistently over a period of time to a targeted list. This direct mail marketing idea is aimed at staying in touch with your current and potential customers. It is essential to have them think of you when they, or someone they know, need your product/service.”

Eric Hudin presents A Word on Word-of-Mouth Marketing posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas, saying, “Some Public Relations purists seem to be giving a derisive sniff to all of the attention paid to Word-of-Mouth and word-of-mouse marketing. They contend, and rightly so, that new innovations have always had vocal early adopters, and publics have long sought out communities of interest to help them make important decisions.”

Tom Stanley presents Dream Your Own Dream posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “When you are considering owning your own business, a franchise may seem quite appealing. But instead of starting with someone else’s idea, why not start with your own?”

Jason Rakowski presents How to Deliver the Ultimate in Customer Service Delight posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “With the right approach you can add wow factor to your customer experiences and develop mutually beneficial long term relationships with them.”

Chris Russell presents Office White Noise posted at Productivity Planner, saying, “White noise machines are fast becoming one of the most popular developments when it comes to office acoustics. The reason office white noise machines are being implemented in office environments is that they provide a calm and soothing working environment, which leads to better productivity.”

Stacey Derbinshire presents Business Plans - An Outline for the New Entrepreneur posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “You can not afford to have a casual attitude with respect to your planning. Even if you are great at visualizing and know perfectly well where you want to take your business after a certain period of time, you should take the time to put your plan in black and white.”

Wilson Ng presents MultiTasking for Productivity posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, “We always believe that our quest to be more is served by us doing more. Thus, we multitask, trying to do as many task or juggle as many balls on the air. Most tasks that you can juggle may seem urgent, but they may be better delegated or not done at all. The tasks that defines your success may be those that require concentration and full attention. Doing few important tasks well may be more crucial to your success than doing many tasks haphazardly.”

Todd Goldfarb presents 4 Critical Steps to Uncovering the Perfect Career posted at We The Change, saying, “not too funny, and doesn’t stroke your ego but a really good article about finding a fulfilling career! thanks…”

Daylle Deanna Schwartz presents Making Your Mistakes Count posted at Lessons from a Recovering DoorMat.

Wanda Grindstaff presents Prosperity and Abundance is Your Birthright posted at Creating Abundant Lifestyles.

Jimmy Atkinson presents Top 25 Nursing Blogs (By the Numbers) | NOEDb posted at NOEDb: Nursing Online Education Database.

Gavin Ingham presents What sales superstars believe that you don’t posted at Gavin Ingham.

Ted Reimers presents Most Popular College Majors posted at CampusGrotto.

Matthew Paulson presents How to Go to Graduate School and not go Broke in the Process posted at Getting Green.

Raj Sheelvant presents Globalization of Labor - II posted at IT Strategy, saying, “The barrier for job migration has dramatically lowered and hence Globalization of Labor is more relevant now.”

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Welcome to the September 8, 2007 edition of carnival of career intensity.

Charles H. Green presents I Can’t Make You Love Me–If You Don’t posted at Trust Matters

Doris Chua presents My Life Partner is My Working Partner posted at A Meeting Place for All Home Office Women.

Ted Reimers presents How to make Money in College posted at CampusGrotto.

Christine Scivicque presents How to Speak Your Mind (and Keep Your Job) posted at The Executive Assistant’s Tool Box.

Christine Scivicque presents The Art of Biting Your Tongue posted at The Executive Assistant’s Tool Box.

Raj Sheelvant presents A New Breed of IT Workers posted at IT Strategy

Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents The Powerful (and Addictive) Nature of Giving posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door.

Ivan Rios presents Why Leaders are Authors of Greatness posted at artofleading.net.

Ivan Rios presents Slow Down?Think?Act posted at artofleading.net.

Wanda Grindstaff presents The Results “The Money” is in the Action posted at Creating Abundant Lifestyles.

Matthew Paulson presents How to Find Jobs that Aren’t Listed in the Classifieds posted at Getting Green.

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Welcome to the September 1, 2007 edition of carnival of career intensity.

Matthew Paulson presents Ten Ways to Earn Extra Cash When You’re in a Crunch posted at Getting Green.

The Career Counselor presents How To Recognize and Remedy Job Burnout posted at ask the CareerCounselor.

Jay Liew presents Winds of Change posted at The Sunjay Times.

Warren Wong presents Do You Have An Abundant Mindset? posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Do you have an abundant mindset? Here’s four questions that will allow you to see just how much you like your fellow human beings.”

Mike Harmon presents Accounting Tips For Those Using A CPA posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “If you are using a certified public accountant there are certain things you need to know. Here are a few important things to do when using a CPA.”

Sue Massey presents Do You Know How to Delegate Effectively? posted at Business Management Life, saying, “Delegating work to others is a High Payoff Activity. Being able to effectively delegate is essential to productivity and the operation of your business.”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Spending Those Hard Earned Dollars On Advertising posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “Advertising can be a tricky thing. Knowing where to spend on advertising and how much to spend is extremely important in being able to grow one’s business and grow efficiently.”

Chris Tackett presents 5 Things To Consider When Looking for A Network Marketing Business posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “As the trend of working from home continues, its important to make an educated decision before starting any company. Here are a few things you need to consider and evaluate before choosing a company.”

Eric Hudin presents 5 Things You Can Do To Improve Your Marketing Overnight posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas, saying, “You run a business. You have a great product. Your customer service skills are second to none. But your marketing falls flat. Here are a handful of steps you can take right now to get your marketing back on track and make it perform the way it is supposed to.”

Tom Stanley presents Top Ten Franchise Opportunities for $20,000 posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “Franchises are among the fastest growing business opportunities available. Franchise opportunities now exist that will fit almost any budget.”

Jason Rakowski presents It?s Up To You - Make Customer Service A Positive Experience posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “The sad truth is that most people can probably recall a poor customer service incident before they recall a great experience. Why is this?”

Stacey Derbinshire presents 8 Secrets to Staying in Business - For Entrepreneurs Only posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “Entrepreneurs that manage to stay in business share a few core characteristics that ensure their long-term survival. Learning these secrets can help you to weather the storm and hang on for dear life.”

Edith Yeung presents Disempowering Phrases Successful People Never Say posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Rolf F. Katzenberger presents Successful meetings, or: The Great Commandment of Communication posted at Evomend | Timeless resources for personal organization., saying, “You’ve completed the room reservation in time. You’ve arranged for coffee and beverages. You’ve set up the agenda and mailed it in advance to all participants. All feedback has been incorporated, of course. All flip chart supports are loaded with fresh pads of paper. Then the meeting begins. Discussion starts. After a while, you feel like you’d rather be amidst a bunch of howler monkeys during their mating season. Why isn’t anybody listening?”

Health Chaos presents Admitting Mistakes posted at Health Chaos.

Ivan Rios presents Why I Cried For The First Time In My Adult Life posted at artofleading.net.

wilson ng presents Moving without Pushing posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, “In your organization, do you sometimes get the feeling that you have to constantly push, cajole, threaten, sweet-talk, or even bribe people just to get things done? Here is an anecdote I usually tell employees and fellow managers which passes the message about the need to execute in a humorous yet effective way.”

Matthew Paulson presents Making Your eBay Auctions More Cost Effective: Save Money on Shipping posted at Getting Green.

Joan Schramm presents Bottlenecks, Choke-points and Bad Bosses posted at Accelerating Momentum.

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Welcome to the August 18, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Charles H. Green presents Don’t Believe What They Say About Listening and Sales posted at Trust Matters, saying, “Too often we listen and hear what a person says they need, without realizing that really listening would tell us what they actually want.”

James presents Overcoming Shyness: Tips for making effective eye contact posted at you shy devil you, saying, “Eye contact is one of the most fundamental forms of body language. Here are 5 1/2 tips on making more effective eye contact.”

Jack Yoest presents Watch For Upwarding Leaping Monkeys posted at Yoest.com, saying, “Managers, are there monkeys leaping up on your backs? The monkey is the next move after the boss and subordinate part after talking — all too often the boss has the next move. The staffer has ‘delegated’ a task up to the boss. An upward leaping monkey.”

Michael Fowke presents Money is fire in the head posted at Money is the way, saying, “I am so intense about being the world’s foremost financial shaman.”

Mike Harmon presents Planning an Business Trip posted at Basic Accounting, saying, “For Business Owners, a business trip can be a valuable tool and tax deduction. Typically however, the business owner gets to tax time and finds out there is a big tax liability due.”

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Custom Made Jingles, Commercials and Music for Television and Radio posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog, saying, “Looking for the right sound and company to produce that sound can be somewhat tricky, especially if this is your first run with TV or radio. There are a number of things to look out for in terms of getting the best price with a great sounding commercial.”

Chris Tackett presents ITV Ventures Review - Honest Money Making Opportunity Or Scam? posted at Direct Marketing News, saying, “Do you realize that there are many more infomercials today as compared to 10 years ago? When you look at the television the commercials are aired in such a way to engage the viewer in their ‘wants’. My goal is to help you get the logical side before investing your hard earned cash into ITV Ventures.”

Eric Hudin presents From iPhone to YouTube - The Viral Marketing Method posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas, saying, “Many businesses take advantage of the newest marketing method available: viral advertising. Different marketing strategies are employed by product and service providers, channeling popular and existing social networking communities online.”

Tom Stanley presents Do You Really Want to Buy a Franchise? posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog, saying, “Most people who start their own businesses don’t seem to know what they’re getting themselves into. Most look at it as something glamorous, exciting, with such a sense of newfound freedom that they’re fooled into believing wealth is just a few days, weeks, or months away.”

Jason Rakowski presents The Money Is In The Service posted at Learn Good Customer Service, saying, “Your business expertise and marketing efforts are all for the final finale: receiving customers, making the sale, but most importantly, keeping your customers loyal and returning for your service or products (hopefully they will refer other potential customers.) Your customer service will determine if you will have a repeat customer.”

Chris Russell presents Enhancing Human Performance posted at Productivity Planner, saying, “Knowing why people behave the way they do on the job is the key to gaining commitment to continuous improvement. A manager must understand peoples needs in order to increase motivation and therefore meet the needs of the organization.”

Stacey Derbinshire presents Leveling the Playing Fields posted at Starting a Small Home Business, saying, “The lifeplan of school, college, and get a job is the paradigm most are trained to follow. However, only a small percentage of those who follow this plan end up with any level of wealth or financial satisfaction in their secular life.”

Aruni Gunasegaram presents Musings of a Texas Gal in NYC - Working Mother Conference - Instant Polling posted at Babble Soft’s Blog, saying, “I believe the information in this post will add value to the careers of your readers whether they are working moms or dads. I hope you agree since the submission criteria are pretty vague. Although, since I don’t know you I’m not sure if it will stroke your ego!”

Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents Evaluation is Critical for Success. How to Measure Your Progress. posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door, saying, “I have learned from past experience with my other projects, goals and small businesses that it is crucial to monitor progress using analytical measures. Regular evaluations of any project are important for keeping it on track and in alignment with one’s vision. Today, on my one month blogiversary, I am illustrating this important evaluation process.”

Edith Yeung presents Know How to Ask for What you Deserve and Break the Glass Ceiling posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Warren Wong presents Make People Comfortable By Greeting Them Right posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Do you know how to make people comfortable when you meet them? Here’s a couple of tips to make them feel right at home.”

Marc and Angel presents The Google Anonymous are Safe and Jobless posted at Marc and Angel, saying, “In today’s fast paced, highly competitive job market where first impressions are the fine line between success and failure, you must be keenly aware of your online image. But what really happens if a Google search for your name comes back blank?”

The Career Counselor presents Guerilla Warfare for Job Hunters posted at ask the CareerCounselor.

Matthew Paulson presents How Much Are You Worth? posted at Getting Green.

Steve Faber presents - Home Business Opportunity – How to Succeed With the Right One posted at DebtBlog.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Training Games and “Games” posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Explaining how to navigate through the growing number of “brain training” claims.”

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Welcome to the August 11, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Bhupendra Khanal presents Are you really paid enough? posted at Analytics Bhupe, saying, “Always work for yourself and keep yourself happy, and never compromise on anything while you work.”

Jack Yoest presents Close the Sale: Make the Pain Worse posted at Yoest.com, saying, “30% of people admitted to a hospital’s emergency room feel no pain. There might be a sucking chest wound or a missing limb, but nothing hurts. An anesthesiologist will still administer an anesthetic not only for the pain, which might come eventually, but to also still the patient. To keep the patient quiet, sedated, compliant. So even though the patient was not in pain, he still got a pain relieving solution. Sales is sometimes the same way. A solution to the customer’s problem should be provided even if the patient customer feels no pain. So how does the professional sales representative sell when there is no pain?”

Anna Farmery presents Talent is Like Chocolate posted at The Engaging Brand.

Warren Wong presents 8 Starting a New Job Tips posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Are you starting a new job? Here are some tips based on my own experiences.”

Charles H. Green presents Deer in the Headlights Decison-Making > Trusted Advisor Associates > Trust Matters posted at Trust Matters, saying, “When faced with surprise sebacks the way most people react is to just do the same thing - they freeze, and can’t adapt. Some people, however, can. Why?”

Adam presents Weekend Entrepreneur: If You Really Want Something Done, Find a Busy Person To Do It posted at Queercents, saying, “If you really want something done fast you should find a busy person to do it. At first it seems counterintuitive to seek busy people to get things done but another colleague of mine… said that he has noticed couples have children and then suddenly, seemingly without warning, complete major projects such as their graduate or doctorate programs. Striving for balance presents, or reinforces, an odd paradox. The notion of balance requires the presence of opposites. Opposites suggest the presence of competition. Work is the opposite of play. Career is the opposite of family. I’ve been troubled by the notion that career must oppose family – as if the two must compete for my attention. Shouldn’t one complement the other?”

The Career Counselor presents How to Stay Positive During a Job Search posted at ask the CareerCounselor.

Edith Yeung presents Know How to Ask for What you Deserve and Break the Glass Ceiling posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Wilson Ng presents Going to the Top too fast posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, “Success is intoxicating, and we all desire it - if possible, we would like to have it thrust upon us as soon as possible. However, scaling up too fast can be dangerous, and success that is easily won can as easily be lost or worse, can hurt you as much as failure does.”

Ivan Rios presents Let Them Think posted at artofleading.net.

Health Chaos presents Hiring and Firing Staff posted at Health Chaos.

Vaibhav Gadodia presents 6 tips for success in the software industry posted at Habitually Good.

Christine Kane presents What’s Easy. What’s Not. posted at Christine Kane’s Blog

Arun presents Compete For Success posted at Arun is Bringing You…Your Daily Remedy, saying, “Try to be your most competitive self for life success!”

Matthew Paulson presents Sick of Your Job? What to Consider When Starting a New Career posted at Getting Green.

Brett McKay presents Make Your Resume Pop With These Resume Writing Tips posted at The Frugal Law Student

Alvaro Fernandez presents Training the Aging Workforce posted at SharpBrains: Your Window into the Brain Fitness Revolution, saying, “Careers are becoming longer than ever…and corporate training and personal development will need to evolve.”

Eric Boehme presents Things You Should NOT Do During an Interview posted at Surviving and Thriving (At Work and At Home).

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Welcome to the July 28, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Eric Boehme presents You Want To Be a (Great) Manager? posted at Surviving and Thriving (At Work and At Home).

Paula presents WWYD: Transition Gracefully or Get Your Digs In? posted at Queercents

Trent presents Review: Go Put Your Strengths To Work posted at The Simple Dollar, saying, “An amazing book on figuring out your strengths and maximizing them for your career”

Alexandra Levit presents 5 Steps for Coping with Criticism posted at Water Cooler Wisdom.

Jack Yoest presents Managing Management Time: Monkey Management posted at Yoest.com

Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents The Millionaire Mommy Next Door Recipe for Success, Wealth & Happiness posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door

edithyeung presents 12 Secrets to Establish Your Personal Creditability (Increase Your Personal Credit Score) posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Cade Krueger presents 3 Huge Steps On How To Leap From The Security Of A Job To A Home Business posted at Write To Right.

Ant presents 5 Distractions To The Nesting Entrepreneur posted at The Beef Jerky Blog.

The Free Geek presents The Enormous Gmail Productivity List posted at Free Geekery.

Mike Harmon presents Strategic Application of Offshoring in a CPA Practice posted at Basic Accounting

Sue Massey presents The Price Of Ignoring What’s Wrong posted at Business Management Life

Bhupendra Khanal presents Top 10 Mantra for Professional Success posted at Analytics Bhupe

Rolf F. Katzenberger presents Personal, timeless organization: 4 suggestions for your checklist posted at Evomend | Timeless resources for personal organization.

Terry Dean presents How to Influence Others posted at Integrity Business Blog by Terry Dean.

Warren Wong presents Taking Risks posted at Personal Development for INTJs

Pete Johnson presents Two unsuccessful people + a good connection = Elaine Benes posted at Nerd Guru

Health Chaos presents Health Care Managers: Tips posted at Health Chaos.

John Lampard presents Toss the boss posted at disassociated.com.

Stephanie West Allen presents Your values: One way to lessen the stress of conflict posted at Brains On Purpose™

Flexo presents Penelope Trunk’s Career Tips Don’t Always Apply posted at Consumerism Commentary.

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Welcome to the July 21, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents Create Your Treasure Map To Riches posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door

Tristan presents How to Start Your Own Business Without Risking Your Day Job posted at The Synergy Institute

John presents Acknowledging Something Queer on a Resume posted at Queercents

Sue Massey presents Leadership - Managing Time For Maximum Profit posted at Business Management Life

Mike Harmon presents Decide Your Success With Bookkeeping Outsourcing posted at Basic Accounting

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Building Visibility with Promotional Umbrellas posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog

Chris Tackett presents Effective Direct Marketing posted at Direct Marketing News

Eric Hudin presents More Links You Receive The Better The Page Rank posted at Everyday Marketing Ideas

Tom Stanley presents Don?t Buy A Franchise with your Ego posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog

Jason Rakowski presents CRM Software posted at Learn Good Customer Service

Krishna De presents Blog comments can build your personal brand posted at Todays Women In Business: lessons in leadership.

Warren Wong presents The Life Pursuit Of Money posted at Personal Development for INTJs

Chris Russell presents Turning Coal into Diamonds: A Case Study on Customer Complaint Tracking posted at Productivity Planner

Stacey Derbinshire presents Kids and Entrepreneurship posted at Starting a Small Home Business

edithyeung presents 7 Phrases Successful People Would Never Say posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act.

Health Chaos presents Tips For Writing a Job Description posted at Health Chaos

CA presents Compensation structure gone wrong posted at Atlantic Canada’s Small Business Blog

Karl Goldfield presents Building a plan: Performance Expectations - A smidgen of Sun Tzu posted at Coaching sales champions.

Christopher J. Brunner presents Enhance Your Image Through Your Words posted at GreatFX Business Cards

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Welcome to the July 14, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Dave Lorenzo presents Million-Dollar Secrets THEY Don’t Want You to Know at Million-Dollar Secrets.com

Bill presents Strategic Incompetence posted at Day Planners, Organizers, and Time Management

Nina Smith presents Brazen Careerist Lesson #5: Professional Wandering posted at Queercents,

Grigor presents How to abandon a technical career posted at Behind the glasses.

Health Chaos presents Interview Questions posted at Health Chaos.

edithyeung presents The 7 Rules of Networking Made Easy posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Ted Reimers presents 10 Best Colleges to Attend posted at CampusGrotto.

Jimmy Atkinson presents How to: Create a Video Resume | OEDb posted at OEDb: Online Education Database.

FitBuff presents I Can’t Stand My Stand Up Desk! posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog

Christopher J. Brunner presents Leading by Example in a World of Copy Cats posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “As a leader, what we do influences others in every aspect of our lives.”

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Welcome to the July 7, 2007 edition of carnival of career intensity.

Matthew Paulson presents Seven Ways to Improve Your Career While Commuting To Work posted at Getting Green.

Mike Harmon presents Bookkeeping Basics For Your Business posted at Basic Accounting

Jason Rakowski presents Humor in Customer Service and How It Can Help Your Business posted at Learn Good Customer Service

Stacey Derbinshire presents Three Life Saving Tips For New Businesses posted at Starting a Small Home Business

Steve Pavlina presents Making Time for the Important posted at Steve Pavlina’s Personal Development Blog.

Ted Reimers presents How to Prepare for College posted at CampusGrotto.

Christopher J. Brunner presents When You Feel Like Quitting? posted at GreatFX Business Cards

Moneywalks presents Managers: How to Avoid Employee Lawsuits posted at moneywalks.

Matthew Paulson presents Jump Starting Your Career: Six People You Need to Know At Work posted at Getting Green.

Hunter Arnold presents Easy Credit, Hard Facts posted at Make More of Your Job

Eric Boehme presents A Twelve Year Old Leader posted at Surviving and Thriving (At Work and At Home).

Brad Trnavsky presents Are YOU LinkedIn? posted at Brad M. Trnavsky - Sales & Management Blogger.

edithyeung presents I Have Confidence posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Ted Reimers presents Cheap Colleges posted at CampusGrotto.

Daniel Condurachi presents Program to Stimulate Sales at Snowy is Finished and I got 100 out of 100 posted at Daniel Condurachi’s Blog.

Scott presents 11 Best Student Jobs to Have in College posted at College and Finance.

Marc and Angel presents 3 Reasons to Quit Your Job in order to Advance Your Career posted at Marc and Angel

Alexandra Levit presents 10 Tips for Keeping Your Bridges Intact posted at Water Cooler Wisdom.

Dave Lorenzo presents Million-Dollar Secrets THEY Don’t Want You to Know at Million-Dollar Secrets.com

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Welcome to the June 30, 2007 edition of the Carnival of Career Intensity.

Dave Lorenzo presents Million-Dollar Secrets THEY Don’t Want You to Know at Million-Dollar Secrets.com

Brad Trnavsky presents Are YOU LinkedIn? posted at Brad M. Trnavsky - Sales & Management Blogger.

Edith Yeung presents I Have Confidence posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Daniel Condurachi presents Program to Stimulate Sales at Snowy is Finished and I got 100 out of 100 posted at Daniel Condurachi’s Blog.

Scott presents 11 Best Student Jobs to Have in College posted at College and Finance.

Mark25 presents Job References posted at HotStrategies.com.

Ruby presents 7 Things About Success That You Can Learn From Steve Jobs posted at Advice and Rants.

Mike Harmon presents Article Syndication- The Sky is The Limit So Explore and Aim for the Sky posted at Basic Accounting

Marc and Angel presents 3 Reasons to Quit Your Job in order to Advance Your Career posted at Marc and Angel, saying,

Tom Stanley presents Advantages Of A Franchise Business posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog

Jason Rakowski presents How To Avoid Common Pitfalls When Using Music On Hold For Your Business posted at Learn Good Customer Service

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Welcome to the June 23, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Christopher J. Brunner presents Using Your Business to Serve the Community posted at GreatFX Business Cards

Dave Cheong presents Embrace change, your life depends on it posted at Dave Cheong | Engineer to Entrepreneur.

Charles H. Green presents Non - Linear Leadership Thinking vs. Behavior posted at Trust Matters

Jason Elder presents The 6 Laws Defining Bankruptcy posted at A Bankruptcy Lawyer’s Blog

ISPF presents 25 Simple Ways to Save Yourself from Messing Up Your Career posted at Grad Money Matters.

Ted Reimers presents Best Business Schools for the Entrepreneur posted at CampusGrotto.

Mike Harmon presents Home Based Business Tips - Three Reasons to Outsource Your Businesses Accounting Needs

Alexandra Levit presents Do You Know How to Take a Compliment? posted at Water Cooler Wisdom.

Patricia presents Being Honest With Yourself posted at Patricia 

Randy Nichols presents Learn to Invent and Reinvent Your Future posted at Career Advice by Randy

Matt Hanson presents Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog » Blog Archive » Is Traditional Publicity Dead? posted at Matt’s Creative Advertising Blog

Stacey Derbinshire presents Licensing Your Way to Wealth posted at Starting a Small Home Business

Moneywalks presents Billionaires Who Dropped Out of School posted at moneywalks.

Christine Kane presents Are You Saving Money or Wasting Time? posted at Christine Kane’s Blog.

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Welcome to the June 16, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Stacey Derbinshire presents Why You Would Be VERY Wise To Start A Business While You Still Have Your Day Job posted at Starting a Small Home Business.

Tom Stanley presents How to Investigate a Business Franchise Opportunity posted at Tom’s Franchise Information Blog,

Erik presents Looking At Life In The Eyes of An Entrepreneur posted at Erik Folgate.

Edith Yeung presents The 7 Rules of Networking Made Easy posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Tracy Coenen presents Online degrees: Watch out for diploma mills posted at FRAUDfiles.

Steve Faber presents - Small Business Opportunity - The Path to Millionaire Status? posted at DebtBlog.

Ruby presents 25 Ways to Make Money Quickly and Easily (and Legally)! posted at Advice and Rants.

CA presents On decision making posted at Atlantic Canada’s Small Business Blog.

Sagar Satapathy presents Feeling Unfulfilled? 37 Tips to Enjoy Work More posted at HR Lowdown.

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Welcome to the June 9, 2007 edition of carnival of career intensity.

Maria Palma presents Tips on Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude posted at The Good Life.

Ted Reimers presents How to Get a Job after College posted at CampusGrotto.

Sagar Satapathy presents How to Interview a Job Candidate posted at HR Lowdown.

Wanda Grindstaff presents Financial Mindset - How much money are You Really Worth? posted at Creating Abundant Lifestyles.

John Wesley presents Here’s a Tip: Start Thinking for Yourself posted at Pick the Brain.

Christopher J. Brunner presents Facing Change as an Entrepreneur posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Some tips for dealing the every day changes that are part of being an entrepreneur.”

Eric Hudin presents Living Trust Confusion posted at My Estate Planning Career Blog.

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Welcome to the June 2, 2007 edition of Carnival of Career Intensity.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Lifelong Learning and New Neurons in Adults posted at SharpBrains, saying, “The amazing power of our brains…and how our jobs matter”

Stephanie West Allen presents The big advantage to knowing your own biases posted at idealawg.

Henry Bagdasarian presents Fist In A Bucket Of Water - How to identify and retain high performer employees posted at Free Identity Theft Prevention, Detection and Fraud Solutions.

Edith Yeung presents Edith Yeung.com Dream Think Act - Strategy of Focusing posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Christopher J. Brunner presents Retirement for the Sole-Proprietor posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Information on a new and improved way for the sole-proprietor business owner to save for retirement.”

Ted Reimers presents The Top College Internship Programs posted at CampusGrotto.

Stephanie West Allen presents Having trouble reaching your goals? Then aspire in the fire! posted at idealawg.

Karen Lynch presents Work and Joy, Joy and Work posted at LivethePower.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Yoga and stress management posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Finding a way to de-stress and calm down will help you be more effective in your career”

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