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Business Instincts Instincts play a large part in most success stories. Some people have a special gift for always being right on the money when it comes to making business decisions and they make their decisions without hesitation. Some call it the "Midas Touch." Remember the story of King Midas and how everything he touched turned to gold? In business, the "Midas Touch" has to do more with instinct than anything else. It is a combination of instinct and the ability to anticipate and differentiate between a good deal and a bad deal, a good product and a bad product, and to have a sense of good timing as opposed to bad timing. Some entrepreneurs have an uncanny ability to make the right purchase at the right time, sell when everybody else is buying, to grab an opportunity that everyone else dismisses as unworthy, makes it work for them while making lots of money doing it. Those are the business people whose instincts play a crucial role in their success. You may be one of the gifted ones who can see through the business fog and..........
"We can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Americans barely get by. Or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does their fair share, and everyone plays by the same set of rules."
Read The Fine Print The fine print may be the most important part of a contract. When you purchase almost anything today, you will probably be required to sign a contract. By signing a contract, you agree to the terms and provisions that are spelled out in writing and you are obligated to abide by it under the laws of specific jurisdictions. A contract is defined as an agreement between two or more people, an agreement between business entities, or an agreement between a business entity and a person. In a contract, a promise is made to perform a particular service or provide a product in return for a valuable consideration or a defined benefit. In most cases, contracts are written to protect all parties in a transaction. But a contract may have fine print that gives the vendor or contractor the upper hand if something goes wrong. Before signing any contract, you should always read and understand what is in it, especially what is in the fine print. The fine print is usually placed in the contract in an area that gets the least amount of notice. It may be buried in the body of the contract or at the very end of it. The fine print usually defines, in technical terms, what the...........
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"A man who is a master of patience is master of everything else."
FINANCIAL CRISIS OR FAITH Everyone, in some way or another, has been affected by the 'Great Recession.' Whether you have lost investments, savings, employment, your home, or in some cases maybe your marriage and family, your losses have been significant. In Financial Crisis or Faith, author Christopher Brown takes a very personal look at some of the spiritual obstacles and tests he has experienced along his own journey of financial challenge. He explores the issues regarding our identity, stewardship, revelation, faith, God's love, lordship, and divine opportunity. Christopher proves that God is keenly aware of our financial afflictions, inner challenges, and our need for His divine guidance. With millions still out of work, there is the need for hope! Financial Crisis or Faith uses Scripture to explore..........
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