Flow Finders International’s Virtual Classroom is offering you a FREE informative lesson on how to make this holiday fun, stress-free BUT also make your time before and after your holiday run smoothly and productively. Join business improver Christoff Oosthuysen for valuable and practical advice on how to get the most of out of your holiday […]
Write to the Point: Foundation Writing Course
8 November 2010 By Leave a Comment
Anyone can, over time, learn how to communicate clearly and concisely. The secret (to quote the Sound of Music) is to “start at the very beginning, a very good place to start”. Kristina Davidson and Sukaina Walji of Write to the Point would like to invite you to join their Foundation Course, which takes place […]
Eight Steps Toward A More Satisfying Life
6 November 2010 By Leave a Comment
How can you experience more happiness in your life? Easy, says psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky. Here are eights steps she suggested to Time Magazine readers a while back: 1. Count your blessings. One way to do this is with a “gratitude journal” in which you write down three to five things for which you are currently […]
Your customer is NOT always right
23 October 2010 By Leave a Comment
Here is another BizTip for entrepreneurs who want to learn from what their customers have to say, but who have some customers who keep demanding more attention than the value of doing business with them: “Your customer is NOT always right”. Christoff Oosthuysen is the resident business coach on Randall Abrahams’ weekly radio show, Point […]
You already know how to be great
19 October 2010 By Leave a Comment
You already have inside of you what you need to achieve your most important goals. So what is keeping you back? You need: – Faith in yourself and others; – Fire in your commitment and actions; and – Focus in what you choose to pay attention to. These are the three elements Alan Fine says […]
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