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You Reap What You Sow By Chris Widener
Jan 1, 2015

Value Focus By Steve Dailey
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All Should Try to Touch a Heart By Nate Scott
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Words to Live By - Success By Zig Ziglar
Jan 1, 2015

Create a Compelling Vision By Joe Rubino
Jan 1, 2015

Success is Easy – But so is Neglect By Jim Rohn
Dec 1, 2014



Forging Your Character By Jim Rohn
Jan 1, 2015


What Drives Your Business By David Feinstein
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Winning at Any Cost By Jim Bellacera
Jan 1, 2015

26 Instant Marketing Ideas to Build Your Network Marketing Business By Tom (Big Al) Schreiter
Jan 1, 2015
January 2015
What is the mission that drives your business?
Happy New Year! I'm often ask, "what is your mission that drives your business" that is such a great question and that is why we want to start off this new year off with this important subject.
Have a blessed and prosperous 2015!
George Madiou
Founder and Publisher
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Well-chosen, carefully-considered words can close the sale, negotiate the raise, enhance relationships, and change destinies.
In a world of email, voice mail, business plans, and meeting briefs, the individuals who can articulate their goals, substantiate their claims, and support their visions, will own the future.Increase your reading by 100 percent. Decrease your television watching, and that of any children in your family by 50 percent. By reading book summaries, you can gain the essence of all the top business books in a very brief period of time. Action Idea: Read at least one book each month, and listen to at least one additional audio book during commute or down time. All kinds of reading and listening to fiction and non-fiction will increase your vocabulary, writing and presentation skills. Incredibly, a mere 3,500 words separate the average person from those with superior vocabularies. Keep a dictionary beside you when you read and look up every word you don’t fully understand. Doing that on the spot helps make the word part of your vocabulary forever. And don’t depend on your computer’s spellchecker for your spelling. You not only want to use the right words. You also will want to spell them correctly.
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