When Marcia Griffin resigned from Pola Cosmetics in 1997, she was widely regarded as one of the most successful female CEOs and entrepreneurs in the world. Today she heads up her own skincare range called Griffin and Row, which, as Dominique Bambino writes, is already having a huge impact in the beauty products market.
It took Marcia Griffin 12 long years at university and several degrees before she realised that great sales people don't necessarily need academic degrees. However, to achieve what Marcia has achieved in her career requires a great deal of smarts: book smarts, street smarts and general intelligence.
At well over six billion people on the planet, there are only four people that you need to know. Once you know them, you can master any relationship with any person you meet.
The four people are not specific individuals. They are personality types identified in the 1930s, - by Dr William Marston. Marston crafted the Lie Detector Test used in 20th century policing methods. He also created Wonder Woman, the first female superhero comic book character.
Every event has two sides. The universe conserves this balance. So in these market crunch times, it is important for us to not lose sight of both sides of life’s equation.
It may seem to the populace of the world that the current situation is a loss without gain, destruction without construction, but this is not the whole truth, for ignorance blindly sees only one side.
You own a house…You insure it, right? You own a car… You insure it too, right? You also own stocks…You insure them too, right? If not, why not?
G'day, Aussie Rob here… Today, I'm going to teach you a really important factor in trading options: how to insure your stocks. If you've never traded options before, or thought you weren't ready to learn how to trade them, you should keep reading. Why? Well, what I'm about to teach 'ya' will change your attitude toward options forever.
During a recession, the skill of bartering is an absolute must for anyone needing to save money.
The Oxford Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus defines Bartering as exchanging goods and services without money. Now you may be asking, “How can I get anything without paying money for it?” Terrific question! Before I answer, let's look at some examples of Bartering.
When you were a child, did you ever exchange toys and football cards, or your school lunch for something else? In return, did you get a more valuable card or a better tasting lunch out of the deal? Or did you get something else you just had to have? These are all forms of Bartering!
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