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Compensating For Errors

Recently I went to inquire about a workshop I was interested in attending and was all set to pay for it. I wrote them a cheque and all and everything seemed good to go. As I was heading home I then got a message from them stating that there was an error on their part

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Holding Back On US Funds Because of The Currency

The Canadian dollar is extremely high currently and what it immediately made me think of is how any US related funds I would be receiving would translate to less money should I receive and cash in the payments at this moment. Therefore, what I decided to do for some of them is postpone the payments

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Taking Advantage of The Weather

It’s pretty hot here in Vancouver even though it is not officially summer yet. Not surprisingly, I see a ton of places selling items such as fans as people are looking for ways to cool off their homes. I was talking to a person who was complaining about it too. I usually try to do

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Business

Seminars To Learn or To Be Sold To

Just today I got an e-mail about a person who was coming to town. At first I thought the individual was going to hold a workshop of some sort which I thought would be interesting to learn from. After reading the e-mail today, it mentioned how it was going to be a seminar based on

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Business

The Bad Guy or The Good Guy Approach

I had the computer TV running in the background recently while doing some work and there appeared to be this weird Survivor type of show with celebrities on it (Upon looking further it is called I’m a celebrity. Get me out of here). There was one moment where this guy was implying that he wants

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Business

Discounts In Exchange For Feedbacks

I thought this was interesting as recently I read about a new company that was starting up and it appeared that they were trying to test the waters a bit to see how well people would react to their services. Their strategy was to offer people a discount on their regular rates in exchange for

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