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Monthly Archives: May 2006
The Power of Social Networking
No, social networking isn’t about communism. It’s about connecting with other people and leveraging the people you already know to help you. I remember talking about the importance of networking with BPA in high school, but I’m just now realizing … Continue reading
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The Path to Success
Michael Hyatt is the CEO of a large publishing company. Is there some sort of secret to his success? What did he do to get to where he is now? He is often asked questions along these lines, and he … Continue reading
The Importance of Customer Service
Customer service skills are essential. If you can’t put yourself in the shoes of those you serve, work with, or otherwise come in contact with, you should ask yourself what your priorities really are. For example, when someone calls you … Continue reading
Baseball and iPods
FreeMacBlog.com – Todd Helton And His Hitting Coach iPod The guys at the Colorado Rockies have found a good use for a video iPod: put video of opposing pitchers on it for their batters. Batters are always looking for ways … Continue reading
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CSS by Example
When learning how to do things on a computer, I tend to learn best by example. I remember borrowing library books and entering BASIC code into our Tandy 1000 computer when I was younger, later tweaking the code so that … Continue reading
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