Time goes faster as we get older. This makes intuitive sense if you assume time has a subjective flavor, in addition to an objective meaning. A year at age 10 is a tenth of one’s live; at age 50, it’s only 2% of one’s life. The rate of passage of time, measured by our perception of change, indeed increases. …
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The Mathematics of Age and Wisdom
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The Science of Management Revisited
http://trustedadvisor.com/trustmatters/376/How far have we come in 100 years? In 1911, Frederick W. Taylor published “The Principles of Scientific Management.” (read it directly at that link for free, thanks to the Google scanning initiative). It makes remarkable reading today. Taylor’s proposition was simple. …
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Why Modern Sales is so Anti Trust
http://trustedadvisor.com/trustmatters/375/The Sandler Sales Institute offers one of many approaches to selling available to corporate sales organizations. I don’t know their work personally, but they have a good reputation, as far as I know. And just two weeks ago, I heard a very solid testimonial about some of their work from a very savvy, and satisfied, client. …
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American Economics Blog Carnival - July 1, 2008
http://struckintraffic.blogspot.com/2008/07/american-economi...Do It Yourself Projects As a Source of Alternative Income posted at The Shark Investor. the baglady presents What About the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)? posted at xynny. Charles H. Green presents How Too Many Legal Contracts Are Costing Business posted at Trusted Advisor Associates, saying, "The combined transaction costs of too many contracts may be an actual drag on the economy." That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of
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Speaking at the P&G Conference
http://uniquefrequency.com/dorothy/?p=208Yes, trying to monetize blogging, or social networks is probably top of the mind for any business person, but the true value of these sites honestly lies in facilitating conversations and relationships(which hardly translates to immediate ROI). This article sums it up pretty well.
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Q2 Inbound Links and Comments — Thanks and Kudos
http://crossderry.wordpress.com/2008/07/01/q2-inbound-links-...Miguel at eme ka eme (here) Also, thank you to those who commented… (many of the folks above commented as well, but I won’t duplicate) Vinnie Mirchandani at Deal Architect (here) Charles Green at Trusted Advisor (here) Jonathan Becher at Manage by Walking Around (here) Michael Krigsman at IT Project Failures (here) Patti Choby (here) Rich Maltzman at Scope Crepe (here) Markus at Leadership Briefing (here) One of the gang at PM Think (
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Carnival of Sales & Management Success - June 28, 2008
http://www.salesmanagement20.com/xn/detail/1984937:BlogPost:...Patrick Schwerdtfeger presents Conversations are Markets posted at Tactical Execution, saying, "Discover the cornerstone to accessing markets and selling products on today's social internet." Charles H. Green presents A Marketing Company that Gets It on Trust posted at Trusted Advisor Associates, saying, "To understand your customers, have your staff walk a mile in their shoes." Dereck presents How to become what you want to become, in about two days posted at
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The Whited Sepulchre
http://thewhitedsepulchre.blogspot.comOther Charles H. Green presents What Malpractice Suits Teach Us About Trust posted at Trusted Advisor Associates, saying, "Even when it comes to something like a doctor saying sorry for messing up, politics, and laws, are involved." I've long believed that we don't have a healthcare crisis. We have a legal and insurance
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What is the Question to Which Hierarchy is the Answer?
http://whatisthemessage.blogspot.com/2008/06/what-is-questio...comprise Unit 7's total valence-organization environment. Congratulations to Loreen Babcock, and the other 38 members who participated in the B-Roll Inquiry. Update (25 June 2008): Charles Green, who writes on matters of trust in business, provides his take on the B-Roll Inquiry, and why the naysayers have (cynically, in my view) missed the point. [Technorati tags: marketing | ethnography | unit 7 | loreen babcock]
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Walk a Mile in My Shoes
http://opinionatedmarketers.com/2008/06/25/walk-a-mile-in-my...Trusted Advisor, Charlie Green had a very interesting post
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Blog Carnival on Personal Power June 21, 2008
http://pinkblocks.com/?p=82Success Through Being Lazy posted at Ezra’s Writings. What’s the biggest business change of our time? You might say it’s the Internet. Or globalization. Or outsourcing. Charles H. Green presents Hey! Your Company Just Turned Into a Supply Chain! posted at Trusted Advisor Associates. I have a neighbor who always thinks people are cheating him or being unfair to him; that he is somehow a victim. Is it true? Let’s take a closer look. First, is it true that most of the neighbors dislike him?
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Confronting Reality using “Emotional Risk Management”
http://crossderry.wordpress.com/2008/06/21/confronting-reali...here
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Carnival of Business and Entrepreneurship #19, Legal Document Translation, Patent Document Translation, Business Document Translation, Technical Document Translation, Academic Document Translation,
http://elanso.com/ArticleModule/UfKeW6GJHaQcTDHaQwPAJ2Ii.htm...Holy Cash Cow. Easy and effective money saving tips for businesses of all sizes. Gwendolyn Cuizon presents Globalization and Commanding Heights posted at Gwendolyn Cuizon. Charles H. Green presents What’s Your Trust Quotient? posted at Trusted Advisor Associates. Trust is essential in business. Do others trust you? Should they? Take the trust test, find out, and learn how to become even more trustworthy. Garry presents eBooks as a Business Opportunity, How to Make Your Own
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