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    job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    =>

    The Extra Mile
    I recently had an experience with a small business that reminded me of the power of "the extra mile" principle. The "extra mile principle" is the act of going above and beyond expectations; going out of your way to provide an uncommonly high level of service to another, whether a customer, a friend, a relat
    The following describes a very successful businessman.

    Guess who . . .

    Sends 3500 birthday cards every year.

    Gets 250 e-mails daily and personally responds to 75% of them.

    Uses a Treo to stay organized.

    Gets to the office at 6:30 AM every day.

    Sends 25 handwritten thank you notes every day.

    Puts a 45 minute limit on all meetings.

    Tracks and charts how he spends his time every month.

    Visits at least 20 stores every week.

    You may not be able to do all these things, like Jim Donald, CEO and president, of Starbucks does.

    I bet you could do a few.

    You may be tempted to think, "Well, I could do all that stuff if I were a CEO of a large company."

    You may want to consider that doing this stuff throughout his career helped him land the big job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    =>

    Solutions To The Iraqi Crisis Straight From The Corporate Handbook Of Business Success
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    reo to stay organized.

    Gets to the office at 6:30 AM every day.

    Sends 25 handwritten thank you notes every day.

    Puts a 45 minute limit on all meetings.

    Tracks and charts how he spends his time every month.

    Visits at least 20 stores every week.

    You may not be able to do all these things, like Jim Donald, CEO and president, of Starbucks does.

    I bet you could do a few.

    You may be tempted to think, "Well, I could do all that stuff if I were a CEO of a large company."

    You may want to consider that doing this stuff throughout his career helped him land the big job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    =>

    Better Productivity Through Praise
    If there's one thing managers know best, it is this: recognition is a powerful motivator. If you praise your employees and acknowledge stellar efforts on their part, you will make them feel better about themselves and the hard work they put in.The Myth of Raises One of the key factors in improving e
    ds his time every month.

    Visits at least 20 stores every week.

    You may not be able to do all these things, like Jim Donald, CEO and president, of Starbucks does.

    I bet you could do a few.

    You may be tempted to think, "Well, I could do all that stuff if I were a CEO of a large company."

    You may want to consider that doing this stuff throughout his career helped him land the big job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    =>

    The Importance of the Unreasonable Man
    Almost every person in the world takes a certain pride in being a reasonable person. They will make prudent choices based on their background and attitudes. The safe decision minimizes the chances of being wrong. No one likes to be wrong.The safe decision, however, carries little upside reward benefi
    .

    You may be tempted to think, "Well, I could do all that stuff if I were a CEO of a large company."

    You may want to consider that doing this stuff throughout his career helped him land the big job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    =>

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    job.

    He's disciplined, focused, energetic, and knows how to get results.

    Well - he's only human and so are you.

    Start doing these things:

    => Get up earlier every morning.

    => Save the morning paper until the evening.

    => Prepare written call objectives for all sales calls.

    => Send every sales prospect you meet a thank you note.

    => Send everyone a Happy Anniversary card base on how long they've been doing the work they're doing.

    => Do what's important first every sales day.

    => And here's a big sales tip - always be asking for something. The more you ask, more you'll get.

    Stop doing these things:

    => Don't talk too much.

    => Don't start selling until you have quantified (in dollars) the size of your customer's problem.

    => Don't do seal talk - "Ahs" and "Ums."

    => Don't leave the sales call without scheduling your next appointment.

    => Don't blink when you get the price objection.

    => Don't procrastinate when it com

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