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Testing People’s Financial Motives

Awhile ago I got a message from a person talking about an event that happened quite a bit ago. My initial instinct from getting the message was that they wanted something but didn’t want to bluntly say it because that’s not what people do when you try to sell something. From what I gathered though,

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Spending Simply To Be Nice

I was thinking today as I have been spending quite a few dollars for a service that I don’t really feel is up to par. However, for the most part I have been supporting the business as I wanted to see it grow. So in many ways this is like a charity case. I really

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Paying To Cloud Your Professional Your History

I heard an interesting detail today about a person who has a rather unpleasant past with loads of disgruntled customers and business partners. As a result, everyone who does their due diligence on the person will discover all these articles and reviews about him which would naturally scare away future business. As it turns out,

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Immediately Cutting Off Your Service or Not

Imagine you are some kind of consultant where your client is paying you on a retainer of some sort. Essentially, every time you talk to the person they would bill you even if it was to just say hi. Pretty normal practice for a lot of people. Imagine though that the person’s retainer was then

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Taking The Money or Maintaining Traditions

I was reading a few stories today of people who ran independent websites where a larger corporation came in and offered them millions of dollars to take it over. As you may expect, this would turn the smaller site into something more corporate where the content would probably have to appease to the advisers more.

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Target Canada President Getting Fired

This was all over the news here today where it seemed like the president of Target Canada got fired as a result of the business not doing very well here. Apparently the business lost over a billion dollars. Most of the reports seemed to focus on the notion that store shelves were constantly empty which

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