Archive | April, 2008

How Can You Have That Perfect “Flow State” More Often?

20. April 2008

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I am sure you have had those perfect, amazing moments where everything just seems to work. Often called “flow states” or “peak experiences”, we produce some of our most amazing work during those times, and experience a breadth and depth of humanity that is not often seen. This is my journey from being burned out [...]

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Flashback November 2005: NAR States “Foreclosure Risk Minimal”

14. April 2008

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A rather unfortunate incident turned into a source of entertainment for me today… The unfortunate incident was that my old desktop computer, which I set up in 2006 and used pretty much every day since, finally gave up the ghost. Therefore, I spent most of this weekend setting up a new desktop system (a Shuttle SX38P2 [...]

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Three Business Ideas That Will Thrive In A Recession

7. April 2008

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We’ve all heard it in the news. “RECESSION!” scream the headlines. These headlines and news articles about upcoming recessions are designed to induce fear. However, instead of worrying about getting laid off, losing your house, or any of the other scenarios that the media loves to portray, I’d like you to consider this: What if [...]

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Realization: “Temporarily Retired” Doesn’t Fit Me Any More

2. April 2008

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I think it started with my recent post about business cards, actually. But I really noticed it when I logged in to my LinkedIn account recently. Encouraged by Seth, I am slowly getting into the habit of typing all the names and email addresses of people I meet at conferences into LinkedIn. After going to BarCampBank [...]

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