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Mexican Food Principle
Mexican Food is great, but it can teach us lessons far beyond gastrointestinal delight. I’m talking about the Mexican Food Principle. Mexican food’s great, but it’s essentially all the same ingredients, so there’s a way you’d have to deal with all these stupid questions. ‘What is nachos?‘ ‘Nachos? It’s a tortilla with cheese, meat, and…
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How to Succeed and Grow through a Slow Economy
Are your company leaders keeping an eye on the traffic patterns in the economy? Are they doing what most companies do during a down economy? Does your company have a culture of innovation? It doesn’t matter if your company has 10,000 employees or you are self-employed, the economy affects us all. How we react to…
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Vibration Economics
How managing a bad economy is similar to driving a car through a construction zone. Yesterday, driving with my family in the car, there were several times when traffic ground to a complete stop due to merging lanes in construction zones. Logically I knew this didn’t have to happen if everyone within the system both…
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Innovation Comes from Customers
Customers will think of things you never thought of and use your products in ways you’ve never imagined. Learn to harness this phenomenon and you’re on your way to having a more innovative company.
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The eReader Revolution
How eReaders taken over the tech news and gadget landscape? Find out by reading more about ebook readers and their accessories at Managing Actions.
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Sacrifice for the Greater Good?
I saw a film last night about sacrifice. Sacrificing the lives of a limited number of people in order to save an even greater number of people. President Obama also lifted the stem cell reseach ban which prevented human stem cells from being destroyed and researched for possible future organ growth. Again, sacrificing the lives…
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A Rainy Day is the Best Time to Sell and Umbrella; How to Become Successful in a Recession
Now that America is in an Awakening, we need manufacturing more than ever. Start in the ground. What raw materials do we have to work with? Fossil fuels for energy (hundreds of years of coal, at least ten years of oil, and some natural gas to boot) Copper (a third is still in the ground,…