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For the past couple of weeks I have felt the need to create another youtube video. When these promptings come, it is difficult for me to focus on anything else until the video is complete. Well it is finally done. I share this with the hope that is might touch another person's life and give them the inspiration and motivation to prepare a little harder for the "great and dreadful day of the Lord". which I feel is closer than we realize. Please share this with anyone that you would benefit from watching it. I would love to hear people's thoughts and feelings after they watch it. We are the chosen generation who needs to prepare for the second Coming of the Savior. We are on a mission to prove whether or not we will persevere in a world ripening in iniquity. We are among the elect whom the Lord has called during this "eleventh hour" to labor in His vineyard, a vineyard that has become corrupted every whit" and which only a few "doeth good". We are those few.. (excerpts for Sheri Dew) Author: davidkat99 Keywords: Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saint Prophet 2nd coming principles preparation Added: July 23, 2008

Author: frankfurness Added: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:40:02 -0800 Duration: 113Business tips and ideas | Attitude and preparation are essential for any sale, learn how to prepare yourself and be motivated to close the sale. Sales tips by Frank Furness, www.frankfurness.com

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Click to download Great Podcast - Preparing for a Project Board Meeting.mp3 Formal Project Reviews, Project Board   No Surprises.  Warm up board members prior to the meeting, e.g., issues Know you subject.  Understand the project topics Gather your thoughts prior to the meeting and be confident Prepare any requests for support prior to the meetings Ensure appropriate scheduling for the meeting (e.g. avoid lunch periods & late afternoons) Have a project file and key facts with you (scope, budget, status, costs to date, key risks etc) Issues are escalated with solutions/recommendations. Do your homework to pitch the communication appropriately (written & verbal) Be clear about the objectives for the meeting (use an agenda and appropriate media to steer the meeting) Attendee status – be clear about quorum  

One thing people often don t think about when going into business with a friend is the relationship itself. You re going into business as friends. You want to remain friends. Business is full of surprises. Discuss the possible surprises upfront, before you mix friendship and business, so you can keep your relationship strong while you re in business. You may think your friendship is really strong and you re probably right. But when you go into business together, your friendship will be tested more than it ever has been before. It s wise to prepare for it beforehand, so you already have a lot of the answers when you re in the middle of a tough situation. Look at it this way a business partnership is like a marriage. You need a pre-nuptial agreement! So find a good attorney to draw up an agreement for you. 8 What if scenarios to discuss with your attorney #1 What if the business fails? According to statistics, if the business fails, it s most likely that no one will be owed any money. But what if that s not the case what if the business does owe money? How will you resolve that? #2 What if it succeeds wildly? That may not sound like a problem, but you d be surprised. Sometimes when a business succeeds at this level, greed enters in. Then comes the power struggles. Discuss the dream scenario upfront to avoid a nightmare. #3 What if one of you is incapacitated? What if one partner is no longer able to do his or her part? How will the others handle this? Will this person get bought out? Is there formula for the price? There s a lot to think about if this unfortunate situation happens. #4 What if one of you dies? Obviously this is even more extreme than the last scenario. There s the human side your friend has passed and you re grieving. But you also have business to attend to; work still needs to get done. Many of the same questions from Scenario #3 apply here. But there s more. For example, does the deceased partner s family now have an ownership stake? Or do you buy them out? #5 What happens when one of you gets married? Or you may already be married. What say does the spouse have in the business? Can the partner s interest be jointly owned with a spouse or do you want to restrict ownership to your original group? #6 What if one of you gets divorced? The business interest may be a significant asset. You probably don t want a former spouse having a say in your business even as a minority stakeholder. It can really muddy the waters, as the saying goes. What restrictions will you place on ownership? #7 What if one of you wants out? How will you determine a price? What kind of notice will you require? What is the process? #8 What if one of isn t pulling his or her weight? How will you determine that this is case? What can, and will, you do about it? These aren t pleasant things to think about, let alone talk about. However, you re more likely to find good solutions now when you re thinking logically than to try to work them out in the heat of the moment. We can t stress this enough get a good business attorney. Then sit down with your partners and your attorney and work through these issues. Your attorney will probably have even more situations to discuss. Work through these issues before you start for the sake of your friendship and your business. Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success Related posts 5 Questions to Ask Before You Work with Your Spouse Success is Teamwork! (Image by ushakov) ShareThis

Kory and I show off some of the materials littering our living room floor as we prepare to spend a year in Japan as Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) on the JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching) Program.

Today on The Bigg Success Show, we welcomed Phil Rosenberg. Phil is the founder of reCareered, a career coaching service that helps job searchers get past the biggest challenge in today s competitive jobs market to get noticed. Phil, what does reCareered mean? It means someone who is seeking a job change, or trying to revitalize their career, or someone who is between jobs and wants help with how the job markets have changed in the last eight years or so. How has the job market changed? Eight years ago, the majority of resumes were delivered on paper. Around 2000, it changed to where most resumes were delivered digitally. And how does that change the resume itself? It changes it completely. The paper-based resume had to be static. The only way to customize it was by a cover letter. A digital resume can be searched. It also increased the number of resumes that went into most companies, by as many as ten-fold. We always hear about search engine optimization and how you want to rank at the tops of the pages for Google. But apparently you can do the same for your resume it can be optimized? You bet, and it s especially critical in today s world. Most major employers get thousands of resumes for each job, but they only staff to look at twenty to thirty. That s two to three percent. So your goal, in submitting your resume today, is getting to the top two or three percent. Through resume search optimization, you can manage that process rather than have it be random. My strategy with my clients is to make a resume a single-use document to have it infinitely customizable so that you re gaming the search engine and forcing it higher up the search page. How do we make a good impression right upfront? There s been research from the University of Toledo and Stanford University that states that interview decisions are made within the first two to thirty seconds. That blew me away. The rest of the interview is just somebody justifying their initial decision. So it s a gut feel decision that may occur even before you shake hands. It s all about preparation. Learn about your client how they communicate (verbally and non-verbally), how they dress, how they look. If you want a job, go to a place that s close to their office and sit there during lunch. Talk to people from that company who are getting lunch there. On a Friday night, go to Happy Hour at a bar close to their office and talk to people from that company. When you talk to them, watch their body movements. What s the tone they use? What s the speed they use to talk? You can also do that with their written communication their web site, annual reports, press releases. The key to all this is communicating to your audience that it seems like you already work there. It reminds me of the book, Guerilla Selling. It s all about learning about your customer, in that case, but in the case the employer you re going after getting as much information as you can, wherever you can. It s amazing how much information you can gather. Sure. That s also an effective way to use LinkedIn, Facebook or your own personal network. Chances are you have contacts within that company. A lot of people only use those contacts to see what jobs are available and to ask them to pass their resume along. They leave out some of the greatest uses of a network talking to people within an organization to find out what an organization is like and what the communication style is like. Listening for how they re answering questions rather than just what they re saying. This is fantastic advice because you do want to fit in. It s all about mimicking. When you re at an interview, should you sit up straight and lean forward or should you try to have your body language be similar to the body language of the interviewer? From what I ve read, you should try to mimic that person. That s exactly what you re doing it s called mirroring. You re trying to show that you fit in. You speak the same language. You re really trying to act like you already work at the company. It takes a ton of preparation. A lot of people aren t willing to put that preparation in, but the people who do get a huge, almost an unfair, advantage. Phil s links You can get free daily job tips from Phil at his blog or visit his main site, reCareered, the place for resume search optimization and job search 2.0. Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. ShareThis

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Change. A word that sparks fear in many people. We work to get to that comfortable spot, and we want to stay there. Nothing is certain except death and taxes. Ben Franklin We think he got it wrong, not in the message, but in the semantics. We think he should have explicitly included change as something that is certain, rather than making it implicit in his quote. Will you lead or follow? Even when it s change that we re creating ourselves, it can be scary. But it s especially frightening when it s a surprise. For example, picture Jane telling her boss that she s accepted a new position. She s going to experience change. But isn t that more comfortable than Jane s boss telling her that her job is being eliminated? It s better to be a leader of change than a follower. Who s in control? However, you can t always control change. What you can control all the time is how you choose to respond to it. You can also try to anticipate it. For example, as technology continues to develop, change is occurring more and more rapidly. Isn t it safe to assume that this will continue? So you have a choice to make. You either develop the skills to anticipate change so you get ahead of it or you just respond to it, after the pain becomes too great to do anything else. Bigg action item Separate the change into fads and trends There are fads and there are trends. Fads come and go, so don t worry about them. Trends are long-term. Get on board with them. Divide a sheet into two columns one called Fads and the other called Trends . In your chosen career, think about the things affecting your industry. Now start putting those changes into the appropriate column. What will affect your future income? Something will for good or for bad! Is it a short-term phenomenon? Or is it likely to continue? You can position yourself properly by seeing the change coming. What opportunities will be created? What skills will be important? Do you have them? Can you get them? Develop a plan for what you need to do to position yourself to take advantage of the trends. Where do I get this information? We ll look at two examples. Search for the name of your industry followed by the word association . For example, beauty salon association yielded a half-dozen or so associations in Google. You can also subscribe to magazines for your industry, or just about any industry you re interested in following. They re often free, supported by the advertisers. Amazon has an excellent resource that lists magazines by industry. It s an extensive list! So there are a number of ways to get the information you need so you can embrace change rather than begrudge it. Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Related posts 6 Factors to Help You Succeed When Opportunity Knocks The Single Most Destructive Thought You Can Have (Image by bob923) ShareThis

Business tips and ideas | Attitude and preparation are essential for any sale, learn how to prepare yourself and be motivated to close the sale. Sales tips by Frank Furness, www.frankfurness.com

Author: ALDEADLE Added: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 07:52:41 -0800 Duration: 133Speech by Janusz Onyszkiewicz MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : Preparation of the EU/Russia summit (26-27 June 2008) [on behalf of the Group] [Language PL original] Onyszkiewicz_080618_171451_obog_pl

Speech by Janusz Onyszkiewicz MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : Preparation of the EU/Russia summit (26-27 June 2008) [on behalf of the Group] [Language PL original] Onyszkiewicz_080618_171451_obog_pl

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Studies show that we spend about 15 percent of our work week in meetings. If you re lucky, right? Many of these meetings are a huge waste of time and money. We thought we d list some ways to make sure the next meeting you run is a bad one: #1 Call a meeting even if you don t have anything to discuss. Better yet, just call a meeting on the fly because an important issue has come up for you, and you need answers now! It s important to you so it must be the most important thing for everyone else. #2 If in doubt about whether someone should attend the meeting, invite them. Or just call an all staff meeting, even if it only affects a small percentage of the group. It may be peripheral to their jobs, but they should hear it anyway! #3 Make your agenda so vague that no one knows what the meeting is about. Don t distribute it in advance so people can come to the meeting prepared. Keep them in the dark about what s going to be discussed. The best way to do this don t have an agenda at all. #4 Don t start the meeting on time. Or up the ante don t be on time for your own meeting. It doesn t matter if everyone is waiting for you. Your time is more valuable than theirs. #5 Kick off the meeting on a negative note. Tell everyone how bad things are. Look for scapegoats call them out in front of their peers. People just love that. #6 Don t stick to the schedule. Or don t have a schedule at all. Who really cares when this meeting will be over? Nothing is more important than your meeting. Nobody else has anything to do. #7 Don t ever defer a conversation to a later date. Even if a point of discussion starts eating into precious time, keep it on the table. It was on your agenda, so it must be dealt with today. The meeting can either go long or you can just give the other points less attention. #8 Do most of the talking. Don t plan for participation. People love to hear you talk. Dominate the conversation. There s no need for you to listen during a meeting. That s certainly won t help solve any problems. #9 When someone presents an idea, be quick to shoot them down. There will be no free flow of ideas in your meeting! You re in control. Who do they think they are anyway? #10 No matter how long your meeting runs, don t take any breaks. People love to just sit and sit and sit. It s best to introduce new ideas to your staff or try to find the solution to an ongoing problem after they feel lethargic from a lack of activity. And of course, no one needs to use the restroom. #11 Let that guy (or gal), who loves to hear himself (or herself) talk, go on and on. Don t cut them off. Don t bring the meeting back to its focus. #12 Make sure nothing gets accomplished. When the meeting is finally over, there should be no plans for action, no decisions should have been made, no issues should get resolved, and no follow up should be scheduled. People love sitting around in meetings that don t accomplish anything. Our bigg quote today is by Steve Kaye: An employee who needs permission to buy a box of paperclips can spend tens of thousands of dollars worth of employee time on bad meetings. Waste is waste whether it s paper clips or time. What are your pet peeves about meetings? Leave a Comment and let us know. Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Related posts Are You Smart Enough to Say It Simply? Effective Communication Across Department Lines 9 Presentation Tips to Make You a Star How To Be A Terrible Boss (Image by wagg66) ShareThis

Special Podcast #5: Hurricane Season 2008 Data Protection & Safety Podcast Series from Dave The I.T. Guy Podcast at http://daveitguy.blogspot.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Data Protection & Data Safety: In this fifth episode of the Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection & Data Safety Podcast series we talk about Setting Up A Remote WorkSite. Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! or download it by clicking here for Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection and Data Safety Podcast #5 (approximate file size: 5.8MB) • (approximate runtime: 7min 15sec) Links mentioned: Sprint/Nextel: Sprint/Nextel Verizon Wireless: Verizon Wireless Power Inverters @ Geeks.com: Power Inverters You can contact Dave Guerra the I.T. Guy by email at PodCast@daveguerra.com Let's Tag This With: • Dave Guerra • Podcast • Computer • PC • Hurricane Season • data protection • preparation • data backup • Hardware • Software • US Red Cross ====== NOTE: Background music "New Orleans" provided by the generous courtesy of Father Rock and the Creative Commons License which allows us to use this awesome work. My Odeo Channel (odeo/a558373d4007d917)

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Special Podcast #4: Hurricane Season 2008 Data Protection & Safety Podcast Series from Dave The I.T. Guy Podcast at http://daveitguy.blogspot.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Data Protection & Data Safety: In this fourth episode of the Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection & Data Safety Podcast series we talk about Preparing for being Out of Service. Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! or download it by clicking here for Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection and Data Safety Podcast #4 (approximate file size: 6.14MB) • (approximate runtime: 7min 40sec) You can contact Dave the I.T. Guy by email at itguypodcast@gmail.com Let's Tag This With: • Dave Guerra • Podcast • Computer • PC • Hurricane Season • data protection • preparation • data backup • Hardware • Software • US Red Cross ====== NOTE: Background music "New Orleans" provided by the generous courtesy of Father Rock and the Creative Commons License which allows us to use this awesome work. My Odeo Channel (odeo/a558373d4007d917)

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Special Podcast #3: Hurricane Season 2008 Data Protection & Safety Podcast Series from Dave The I.T. Guy Podcast at http://daveitguy.blogspot.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Data Protection & Data Safety: In this third episode of the Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection & Data Safety Podcast series we talk about Protecting Your Hardware. Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! or download it by clicking here for Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection and Data Safety Podcast #2 (approximate file size: 6.34MB) • (approximate runtime: 7min 40sec) You can contact Dave the I.T. Guy by email at itguypodcast@gmail.com Let's Tag This With: • Dave Guerra • Podcast • Computer • PC • Hurricane Season • data protection • preparation • data backup • Hardware • Software • US Red Cross ====== NOTE: Background music "New Orleans" provided by the generous courtesy of Father Rock and the Creative Commons License which allows us to use this awesome work. My Odeo Channel (odeo/a558373d4007d917)

Special Podcast #2: Hurricane Season 2008 Data Protection & Safety Podcast Series from Dave The I.T. Guy Podcast at http://daveitguy.blogspot.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Data Protection & Data Safety: In this second episode of the Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection & Data Safety Podcast series we talk about Data Backup. Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! or download it by clicking here for Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection and Data Safety Podcast #2 (approximate file size: 6.94MB) • (approximate runtime: 8min 40sec) You can contact Dave the I.T. Guy by email at itguypodcast@gmail.com Let's Tag This With: • Dave Guerra • Podcast • Computer • PC • Hurricane Season • data protection • preparation • data backup • Hardware • Software • US Red Cross ====== NOTE: Background music "New Orleans" provided by the generous courtesy of Father Rock and the Creative Commons License which allows us to use this awesome work. My Odeo Channel (odeo/a558373d4007d917)

SPecial Podcast #1: Hurricane Season 2008 Data Protection & Safety Podcast Series from Dave The I.T. Guy Podcast at http://daveitguy.blogspot.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Data Protection & Data Safety: In this first special episode of the Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection & Data Safety Podcast series we talk about why the podcast series is being presented as well as what the first steps are that you should take. Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! or download it by clicking here for Hurricane Season 2008: Data Protection and Data Safety Podcast #1 (approximate file size: 6.94MB) • (approximate runtime: 8min 40sec) image courtesy NOAA.gov You can contact Dave the I.T. Guy by email at itguypodcast@gmail.com Let's Tag This With: • Dave Guerra • Podcast • Computer • PC • Hurricane Season • data protection • preparation • Hardware • Software • US Red Cross ====== NOTE: Background music "New Orleans" provided by the generous courtesy of Father Rock via the Creative Commons License. My Odeo Channel (odeo/a558373d4007d917)

Author: monsterinattic Added: Sun, 25 May 2008 10:52:40 -0800 Duration: 94Our music recording session at Stewart Levin Productions, Studio City, California. May 17th, 2008. Captured with phone and still camera video. For the feature film, A Monster in the Attic. Music written by Kristin hrn Dyrud. Director Danny Daneau. Orchestra Conductor - Susie Benchasil, Scoring mixer - Alex Levy, Scoring assistant - Zack Howard, Music preparation - Matt Novack, Viola - Nancy Roth, Cello - Armen Ksajikian, Contrabass - Karl Vincent, Piano - Kristin hrn Dyrud

Author: monsterinattic Added: Sun, 25 May 2008 10:52:40 -0800 Duration: 94Our music recording session at Stewart Levin Productions, Studio City, California. May 17th, 2008. Captured with phone and still camera video. For the feature film, A Monster in the Attic. Music written by Kristin hrn Dyrud. Director Danny Daneau. Orchestra Conductor - Susie Benchasil, Scoring mixer - Alex Levy, Scoring assistant - Zack Howard, Music preparation - Matt Novack, Viola - Nancy Roth, Cello - Armen Ksajikian, Contrabass - Karl Vincent, Piano - Kristin hrn Dyrud

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Author: monsterinattic Added: Sat, 24 May 2008 22:28:41 -0800 Duration: 454Our music recording session at Stewart Levin Productions, Studio City, California. May 17th, 2008. Captured with phone and still camera video. Music written by Kristin hrn Dyrud. Director Danny Daneau. Orchestra Conductor - Susie Benchasil, Scoring mixer - Alex Levy, Scoring assistant - Zack Howard, Music preparation - Matt Novack, Viola - Nancy Roth, Cello - Armen Ksajikian, Contrabass - Karl Vincent, Piano - Kristin hrn Dyrud

Author: monsterinattic Added: Sat, 24 May 2008 22:28:41 -0800 Duration: 454Our music recording session at Stewart Levin Productions, Studio City, California. May 17th, 2008. Captured with phone and still camera video. Music written by Kristin hrn Dyrud. Director Danny Daneau. Orchestra Conductor - Susie Benchasil, Scoring mixer - Alex Levy, Scoring assistant - Zack Howard, Music preparation - Matt Novack, Viola - Nancy Roth, Cello - Armen Ksajikian, Contrabass - Karl Vincent, Piano - Kristin hrn Dyrud

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