Posted by Goody on 06/21/08 in Uncategorized
Learn how you can help your downline see it’s true potential and growth.
An idle downline is a common problem in Network Marketing. You first start a business and you’re seeing growth and great potential. That is when the ride stops. Suddenly you notice a huge drop in the amount of people joining your downline and even worse, even though you may still be bringing people in yourself you do not see any duplication throughout your network.
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How To Increase Activity Among Your Downline
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Posted by Goody on 06/1/08 in Business
Executives of gas and oil industry today face some unique challenges, including compliance and regulatory pressures, a competitive landscape, and the need to monitor complex land and exploration agreements. Executives must maintain a real-time and comprehensive view into the daily operations of their company to provide strategic leadership.
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Gas production key performance indicators
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Posted by Goody on 04/19/08 in Education
You may need some reminders to assist you in saying, “No” more often. Most educators are agreeable folks and say ‘yes’…even when they need to say ‘no.’ The idea is to protect your ‘yesses’ for those tasks, responsibilities, and commitments that will make the most difference. That means that sometimes…you have to say ‘no.’ This article gives you some ideas for how and when to do so.
- Sometimes, you just need to say, “No” and not add any additional explanation.
- Sometimes, “No, but thanks for asking me” is the best answer.
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Posted by Goody on 03/23/08 in Business
You know that task sitting over there, on the corner of your desk? Yeah, the one you’ve been avoiding… Or should I say, the one that’s been pre-occupying your mind, distracting you from getting anything else done effectively… The one you’re not getting solved but you’re sure having a lot of mental chatter about.
Back in the days when I was in the Big 8 consulting world (or was it Big 6, 5, 4…) I had to write reports for clients. For hours at a time I was combing through the results of our team’s analytical work and turning it into narrative explanations to support the recommendations we were making.
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Up With The P Word! Use Procrastination Today!
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Posted by Goody on 03/23/08 in Business
We have all been in a conversation or worked with someone, and we’ve all had something to say but debated whether we should even bother saying it. Or maybe you had an idea or advice to give and thought, “Should I say it or not? Ah, forget it, they probably don’t want to hear it, and it will probably just cause an argument. It isn’t worth it.”
Before you stop to answer whether it is worth bringing up or not, consider these statistics:
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