August 6th at 9:00 PM EDTLearn the secrets of how to implement our amazing new eReport and get new ideas to market your business in a soft economy.At the end of the webinar you will be able to:Identify which techniques will work best for your businessStart with low and no-cost marketing immediatelyMake better marketing decisions that will boost your bottom line.For more information visit DeMystify Your Busines...
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I just finished listening to the audible version of Brian Tracy's book "Eat That Frog!" and came away with a refreshing outlook on how to stop procrastinating and getting myself motivated to accomplish the set of tasks before me. Most of Tracy's advise in the book basically reinforces some common practices we should take into consideration when setting out to accomplish our tasks. The basic principles of the book are focused around the Pareto principle more commonly known as the 80-20 rule and the ABCDE Method of Prioritization...
Are you worrying too much? Do you find yourself frustrated and focusing on things or situations that you don’t want in your life? In this month’s teleclass, we’ll discuss “Pivoting” one of my favorite tools to alleviate this type of negative cycle.
To Register: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/140427021 or send a quick email to shawn@joyouslifeworks.com; that's all you have to d...
Just about everyone has a website today. Certainly, if you're in business one way or another, you have a website. And people have different objectives behind their sites. Some are content-driven. Others provide an online service and have sophisticated user interfaces. Others still are designed to entertain and amuse their visitors. But regardless what your website is designed to do, there are a few primary objectives you should keep in mind before you start building.This first website objective is FOCUS. Your site needs to have...
How many newsletters do you subscribe to? I'll bet my inbox is flooded with fifty or more each week.Now some of those newsletters I just love. I file them away to read them later, week after week. I'd go ahead and open them, except that they're long and it would take a good five or ten minutes to wade through each one.So they get filed away. I guess just in case I ever have so much spare time that I feel the need to open three thousand or so back issues of newsletters.How many friends email you? A few each week? How many of...
