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When you are trying to secure financing, you find yourself competing with other entrepreneurs with just as many ideas and in all likelihood, more contacts. What do you do? How do you proceed?

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Always Be Closing (ABC)

No one said securing capital was easy. Every time you think you are about to close the deal, something comes up.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Assessing Setbacks

In school, not all setbacks are identical. Those at the end of the term tend to be of greater importance. Mistakes made at the end of your degree are even more damaging, though not fatal. Imagine if you learn during the second lecture that a student in your group dropped out. Is this anything worth fussing over? Of course not, but imagine if on presentation day, the student with the disk for your presentation fails to show.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Baby Steps: "Measures Of Merit"

Wesley Clark, the former NATO Supreme Commander who led forces during the conflict in Kosovo speaks often about the concept of ''Measures of Merit.'' NATO then broke up the task at hand in numerous baby steps, each serving as a measure of success.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Being the Best at What You Do

Think of the 1993 #1 draft pick by the New England Patriots, quarterback Drew Bledsoe. Four years after being drafted with the top pick out of Washington State, Bledose led his team to Super Bowl XXXI, but lost to the Green Bay Packers 35-21. In 2000, Bledsoe was awarded a 10-year, $103 million contract. In the 2001 season, he was injured early in the season. Backup Tom Brady emerged as an unlikely star and Bledsoe ended up being the backup. Surely his ego was bruised and his pride shaken, but on the surface Bledsoe remained upbeat because the Pats were winning. And for better or worse, sports is about winning.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Defining Success to Achieve It

Business is often about setting, communicating and managing expectations. Whether it is a company's results or their product development, mismanagement of expectations has cost top CEOs their jobs and senior executives promotions.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Freud

No field of study is as transposable as psychology. Psychology examines the systematic knowledge of the powers and functions of the soul as well as how these are recognized at a conscious and subconscious level. The field allows students to read the behavior of others, assess the situation and take proper action.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Freud's Division of Mind Theory

No field of study is as transposable as psychology. Psychology examines the systematic knowledge of the powers and functions of the soul as well as how these are recognized at a conscious and subconscious level. The field allows students to read the behavior of others, assess the situation and take proper action.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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From Concept to Reality

Nobody said that creating something was easy. And even once the creation is complete, critical acclaim is no sure thing. At the age of 35, Vincent Van Gogh painted The Night Café, Artist's Bedroom at Arles, Pink Peach Trees, Café Terrace at Night, Woman Reading a Novel, Garden at Arles and many more in what is considered by some to be the greatest output in any one year by an artist. A poor man, he took his own life shortly thereafter, having sold only one painting.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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Goal Setting

Most parents push their children to do better in school, set goals and exceed them. If we promised a C but received a B-, they would be happier than if we promised an A but delivered a B+.

 


Added: Thu Jul 21 2005
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