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Why Car Salesmen Aren’t the Scourge of the Earth
I hate buying new cars. {insert dread on my face emoji} I’ve bought into the stereotype that car salesmen are salesy. The reality is that the good ones are the ones who are personable, answering your questions, and making offers that are clear. There are just so many options and honestly working with a good… Read More >>
Merging of 2 Flocks
Recently I co-mingled our older hens with the juveniles. That’s what I call the young flock (they are about 18 weeks old now). While they’ve been seeing each other through the fence now for 10 weeks, it’s a big change for these 2 flocks together. When you begin to implement change, you have to understand… Read More >>
Fresh Salsa, Pet Peeves and Split Testing 101
My garden is producing like mad right now. Tomatoes. Hot Peppers. Sweet Peppers. Herbs. I had to do something or it would all go bad. I spent a day making fresh salsa using the fresh ingredients from my garden. I made up a huge batch…and split it into two. I kept one batch as is… Read More >>
The Secret Approach to Marketing
Effective conversion processes tell stories. Stories are what make us humans. We make sense of the world based on stories. We approach new ideas based on whether they fit the story that we already have in our minds. Include Story-Telling in your content and marketing strategy Story elements make your brand less impersonal and more… Read More >>
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Time Management and Energy Flow
Your productivity at work is directly related to the amount of energy you have! Knowing where your natural energy comes in your day is a great way to create a time management and energy flow that works best for your lifestyle.
Can Happiness Be Bought?
Money brings happiness. Increased income directly correlates to an increase in happiness. But is money alone the cause for your happiness? Can happiness be bought? Take an introspective look at how you can bring more happiness into your life with a couple of fundamental ideas.
3 Step Guide to Weekly Meal Planning
I think one of the biggest adjustments to living in the country is weekly meal planning. We no longer live two minutes away from our favorite Chinese restaurant, a Taco Bell, or the grocery store deli. The first week we lived at our new house, it became very apparent that weekly meal planning had to…
Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff
Today’s topic brings so much joy to me to share with you. If you struggle at all with dealing with people, your spouse, your job, your boss or your life in general in small or big ways, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE read this book, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff.
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