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Many of our most celebrated professionals welcome opportunities to work without immediate compensation. Restaurants donate food to various projects, attorneys take pro bono cases, and medical professionals volunteer their expensive skill sets to impoverished areas around the world.
What about you?
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With all the hubbub around Facebook, Twitter, and all the topic-specific social networking communities, do we still need to attend conferences? If we can chat with our clients through our blogs, and meet new ones through Facebook, why shell out cash to look at people you may not even get the chance to meet?
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If they burn you once, they’ll burn you again, right?
Depends.
As entrepreneurs, we absolutely must set the tone for the value of our work and our time, because most clients will treat us as well or as poorly as we allow. We put so much energy into getting clients and retaining them, and one sure way to negate those efforts is to under-price your work hoping to increase your client base. That can be a tough pill to swallow, as typically, the start-up entrepreneur’s model is “Just bring in clients, more is better!” But you will find that approach does more for increased headaches and wasted efforts than it does for increased income. Seasoned business owners seldom settle for quantity over quality when it comes to clients.
It’s not working. Just cut my losses, right?
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According to Collegegrad.com’s article titled Dressing for Interview Success, “conservative is ‘in’ for interviewing. Why? Because you should be doing the talking, not your clothes…”, and certainly not your hair!
School guidance counselors and visiting job recruiters are usually forthcoming with tips on what not to wear or say during an interview, but what’s the scoop on the hair do’s and don’ts?
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The words “natural” and “organic” are all the rage right now. You see them in just about everything — food, beverages, cosmetics, skin products and hair care. But have you ever given much thought to what they mean?
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