Tue 15 Apr 2008

Famous Failures

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 Are you in Good Company?

Entrepreneurs know that business survival statistics aren’t in their favor, but that’s all part of the game. Here’s a look at a few individuals who failed in their early attempts but who also went on to become renowned successes. (Enjoy the video clip.)

 

Mon 17 Mar 2008

The Pledge of Allegiance

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Special presentation of The Pledge of Allegiance

The Red Skelton Show
CBS Television January 14, 1969

 

Sat 23 Feb 2008

Are you a Professional?

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Author L. Ron Hubbard is reported to have said, “Don’t ever do anything as though you were an amateur.
“Anything you do, do it as a Professional to Professional standards.
“If you have the idea about anything you do that you just dabble in it, you will wind up with a dabble life. There’ll be no satisfaction [...]

 

Sat 16 Feb 2008

Selling the Truth About Your Best Self

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Every individual has distinct characteristics, and is capable of doing particular things, of which he may be genuinely proud if he fully develops and uses his personal qualifications. When all the truth about his best possible self is skillfully made known to others, chances for success are certain to be opened to the ambitious man. [...]

 

Fri 8 Feb 2008

The Secret of Certain Success

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The Secret of Certain Success has four principal elements. It comprises:
(1) Knowing how to sell
(2) The true idea
(3) Of one’s best capabilities
(4) In the right market or field of service.
Your success will be in direct proportion to your thorough knowledge and continual use of all four parts of the whole secret. No matter how great [...]

 

Sat 2 Feb 2008

There is a Tide in the Affairs of Men

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A Shakespeare Survey conducted by Cambridge University concluded that the ship, which was the all-purpose transporter, and sea travel were taken for granted by those living along the coasts or on the estuaries of Tudor and Stuart England, who formed the larger portion of the population during Shakespeare’s time. As such, there is no doubt [...]

 

Sat 26 Jan 2008

The Only Disability in Life is a Bad Attitude

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Champion figure skater Scott Hamilton has proven that there is no challenge too big to overcome. The 1984 Olympic gold medalist has managed to put a positive outcome on every adversity he encounters. Throughout his life, Scott has battled health issues, the loss of his mother, and the strain of heavy training and competition, and [...]

 

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