Top five ways to give great presentations
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Top five ways to give great presentations
A recent survey of potential clients for advertising agencies revealed one of the top reasons they selected one agency over another was the quality of ...
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The Nordstrom secret revealed
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Lessons from my father
Of all the lessons my father taught me, the most important one is that you can be the master of your own destiny. Thanks to ...
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Chef Laura: It’s hip to be Square
Selling gift wrap for a school fundraiser, and Grandma wants to write you a check? Let her save her checks for the express lane ...
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The futurist: Portrait of a new radical
Over the past few days, I’ve been wrestling with a very troubling thought. It started with the simple question: What options will people ...
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Never tire of telling your story
When we raised our first Foundry Group fund in 2007, I did 90 meetings in three months before we got our first investor commitment. By meeting 87, after ...
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The success secret you can’t see, smell or taste
If you put 100 executives in a room and ask them to define “strategy,” you’ll likely get 200 different answers. People use the ...
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Strategic assumptions
One of the most daunting tasks leaders face is getting the corporate strategy right. One aspect of developing an effective corporate strategy is acknowledging ...
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Mickey D’s, why have you forsaken us?
Used to be that sending a kid to work at Mickey D’s for the summer meant you’d get back a half-man ...
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Colorado Companies to Watch Class of 2009: Colorado Yurt Co.
Dan and Emma Kigar’s first home evolved to become their first business. A tipi set up at 11,000 feet in Breckenridge in 1976 grew into ...
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By Timothy LaMacchioReaders Respond
Good article, Shawn. I like the points you made. It's so important to learn how to create memorable presentations...and it usually begins with remembering "less is more."
By Gale Dunlap on 2013 06 17
Mr. Froman, like you, I also prefer cash - so I hear your longing for the paper transactions of yesteryear. My hopes is that as a society we can do away with checks. And pennies. Vicki, I didn't know about the bank fees. I haven;t seen any on my statement...yet. Nordstrom has be doing the "email your receipt?" option for years now. Looks like other retailers are catching on. And I'm happy to hear that HL&TN; is still relevant - the heart of rock n roll IS still beating!
By Chef Laura on 2013 06 17
State of the state: eSports arena goes big
I recall in Vancouver seeing similar style gaming centres. One called Playdium. It went belly up big time. I see the difference though. These new concepts involve team gaming. Big difference. Most of the hard core gamers realize online isn't quite the same when you take lag into consideration. If you see the new Xbox One and PS4 Controller consoles it makes you wonder if the online play is going to threaten these gaming outlets. Technology always improves and changes. Less laggy online multiplayer for example. That said, the facts are Clutch Gaming Arena is making it work. Make money playing game? Who wudda thunk it! -Sid By Sid Drysdale on 2013 06 15
Inspiring. I'm only hoping of achieving some local success and these guys are full steam ahead. Congratulations on that. It does make me wonder about hiring more staff. I can't do it all.
By Sid Drysdale on 2013 06 15
Helen:
What a great story. I love reading and hearing these kinds of stories of optimism and how the quest for growth leads to success. This one shows that the entrepreneurial spirit and the drive for self development is alive in other cultures. It also demonstrates how the difference in economic and political climates can either hinder or encourage it to grow. I just wonder what your dad would have achieved had he had the opportunities here.
Steve
By Steve B. on 2013 06 14
Thank you for a nice summary, Taylor. One thing I might add is that moving to a larger part-time staff will not help a company avoid the number of employee thresholds of the ACA. The Act counts FTE's - Full Time Equivalents - using a formula which takes into consideration total numbers of hours worked, not full time employees.
By Cindy Wolf on 2013 06 14
If I was you Laura I'd hang onto that vintage coat hanger. I mean who knows? - A mafia hitman from Federal Hill might have hung his trench coat on it! Have it dusted for prints. Some detective on the dole will do it for you - TRUST me.
P.S. keep writing! Your articles are good to the last drop!
By Pamsclams on 2013 06 14
My mongrel ate my dongle....Hey, what can I say? He was money hungry.
By Pamsclams on 2013 06 13
Huey Lewis and the News was one of the most under-rated bands! They churned out some fantastic songs. I don't know much about credit cards, except that I have many and love to go shopping w/my hubby's money.
By Sidney Conroy on 2013 06 13
Thanks for this, it is something I've felt for a long time. Businesses used to care that employees were trained for more than just doing the one task. How else can you hire from within if you don't have well rounded people? It's not like it takes much more effort, and then the company is better off for having better people work there.
By Eric Endris on 2013 06 13
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