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Ships, planes and railroads don’t have enough capacity; this is why global transportation is one of our main themes. We continue to believe that global transportation vehicles and their suppliers are good investments.Air Cargo-Guest Commentary by David HendershottTraditionally a lot of air cargo planes were older passenger planes converted to cargo planes. Conversions are still done, but the supply of older planes has dried up for now, and the need for fuel efficiency is making conversions a lot less attractive than it used to be. Because of the urgent need for freighters, even the inefficient older planes are converted as fast as they become available. Boeing entered the conv
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they e
All of us are busy working in a particular area to earn our living. Some of us are business persons and some are employed. Some are engineers, others doctors, carpenters and so on. We have painters, architects, firemen and all types of professionals.The question is - Why did you choose a particular profession? Were you tested scientifically in our childhood about your aptitude, or whether it was your family profession, or you wanted to become one because you had fancy for that, or you had nothing else to chose so you chose your current profession?Along the way in life, we stop asking these questions and continue doing what we are doing. We never think about why we are doing a particular kind o
They’ve read all the books, visited all of the Websites, downloaded the pdf’s, e-books etc, etc.
And they’ve bought this and that course, attended this seminar, watched those training video’s etc, etc.
Their bookshelves are groaning under the sheer weight, and their eyeballs are suffering from snow blindness, from their PCs monitor and all that white paper.
But still they’ve been unable to make a success, from either existing opportunities, or projects of their own.
So why is that do you think?
If you’re one of those people, then stop for a minute. And think really really hard, about why that is.
Here’s my observations…
Most of these people ‘know’ what to do.
Over the years they’ve keenly absorbed so much information, but just like a scene out of Alien, now their minds seem so overloaded, and they feel like all this info is trying to burst free.
Now there’s a messy thought ;>)
But seriously, for some strange reason, they just don’t get-it.
The number of times I’ve heard people say something like…
I’ve looked at that idea, what a scam, that will never work…. All these biz-opps are a complete waste of time… Or some such derogatory complaint.
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they ex
First and foremost, don't rely totally on interim providers to find your first assignment. Interim management providers tend to use a 'trusted'number of interim managers who they know will represent their company in a professional manner. By all means register with companies like ours but you must also go on the self-promotion offensive at the same time.Start by making up a list of companies and people you have worked with over your career. If you are lucky you might have 100+ names of people who may have an interest in your skills and experience. Contact these people by telephone or by a well constructed letter.Explain what you can offer in a precise and factual manner. Try and get a face to
But still they’ve been unable to make a success, from either existing opportunities, or projects of their own.
So why is that do you think?
If you’re one of those people, then stop for a minute. And think really really hard, about why that is.
Here’s my observations…
Most of these people ‘know’ what to do.
Over the years they’ve keenly absorbed so much information, but just like a scene out of Alien, now their minds seem so overloaded, and they feel like all this info is trying to burst free.
Now there’s a messy thought ;>)
But seriously, for some strange reason, they just don’t get-it.
The number of times I’ve heard people say something like…
I’ve looked at that idea, what a scam, that will never work…. All these biz-opps are a complete waste of time… Or some such derogatory complaint.
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they e
Read time: 3 minutes. In this small article:1. The Issue2. The Business implications3. How can you change it1. The IssueThis article explores the importance of design in the Internet world. A recent blog post on Signal vs Noise pointed out the article at Reuters which said that a website has around 1/20th of a second to make an impression that will stay with the user for the rest of their visit and all other visits.You should take this on board. What impression does your website make on people? Have you ever asked your clients/customers what they think of your site? What was their first impressions of the site and why? Great content
If you’re one of those people, then stop for a minute. And think really really hard, about why that is.
Here’s my observations…
Most of these people ‘know’ what to do.
Over the years they’ve keenly absorbed so much information, but just like a scene out of Alien, now their minds seem so overloaded, and they feel like all this info is trying to burst free.
Now there’s a messy thought ;>)
But seriously, for some strange reason, they just don’t get-it.
The number of times I’ve heard people say something like…
I’ve looked at that idea, what a scam, that will never work…. All these biz-opps are a complete waste of time… Or some such derogatory complaint.
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they e
Ever heard of the “round peg in the square hole” syndrome? It can essentially be used to describe a situation where you have hired the wrong person for the right job or vice versa.Most companies generally hire employees based on their essential qualifications and experience. However it holds wise to remember that there are a multitude of factors that need to be kept in mind, while hiring a new incumbent. No matter how long it takes to find the perfect person for the job, it pays to wait for the right candidate to walk in than hurry and choose an ineffectual.Sadly in spite of a growing awareness about these factors, a lot of companies still go wrong in the hiring process and end up placing the
Now there’s a messy thought ;>)
But seriously, for some strange reason, they just don’t get-it.
The number of times I’ve heard people say something like…
I’ve looked at that idea, what a scam, that will never work…. All these biz-opps are a complete waste of time… Or some such derogatory complaint.
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they e
Not long ago, Bulgaria was a mere afterthought for overseas house hunters. Now the former Communist state boasts a flourishing real estate market, with properties running the gamut from chic inner city living to charming country hideaways and cosmopolitan ski chalets.Bulgaria has seen its tourist trade rocket in recent years with the advent of low cost travel and a booming economy. Visitor numbers look set to rise throughout 2007 as interest in the country grows and more European retailers expand their business concerns in the Balkan region.The number of Britons living in Bulgaria has doubled in the past 12 months, with 1000 granted residency in last year. Most expats live on the coast or in t
And when I ask: ‘Did you try it out?’
Typically they’ll reply: ‘hell no, it’s to complicated’ or ‘it needs an investment of $200’ or ‘they expect me to do a mail-out’ or ‘deliver leaflets door-to-door’ or ‘speak to folk on the phone’ etc., etc., etc.
So what are you looking for?
Most people will never find a successful project, because quite simply, they just don’t know what it is they’re looking for.
It’s a bit like setting out on a car journey, without a clue where you’re going, and then getting upset because you didn’t get there.
A mystery tour’s fine, if that’s what you really want, but not if you’re expecting (or desperately need) a definite, predictable, and positive outcome.
So often I ask: ‘What are you looking for?’ Answer: ‘Don’t know, but I’ll know it when I see it’
It seems to me that many are looking for the holy grail of businesses, that all elusive opportunity that will knock them off their feet, in a whirlwind of enthusiasm, catapulting them into some magical profitable place.
Reality check: It ain’t going to happen.
OK, very occasionally miracles do happen, you just happen to be in the right place, and at just the right time…
But that’s a millions to one chance, akin to winning the lottery, and th
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