Send back the original
Rather than typing up a brand new letter, answer routine correspondence right on the original letter you received.Make a copy for your records and mail the original back to the sender with your response.
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Thursday, October 23
by
rjosen
on Thu 23 Oct 2008 09:43 PM BST
Send back the original Rather than typing up a brand new letter, answer routine correspondence right on the original letter you received.Make a copy for your records and mail the original back to the sender with your response. Thursday, October 16
by
rjosen
on Thu 16 Oct 2008 06:47 PM BST
Use PC short cuts. A few to start with: Ctrl + X Cut Ctrl + C Copy Ctrl + V Paste Ctrl + P Print Ctrl + S Save Tuesday, October 14
by
rjosen
on Tue 14 Oct 2008 04:19 PM BST
I found this on www.paulspublicityblog.com and couldn't resist adding it here
Do you have an assistant? If not, I guarantee you will never reach the level of success you deserve. It’s just not possible. Here’s why… Many entrepreneurs pride themselves in being a "one man band". They talk about how they handle everything and have everything under control (yeah, right). They handle product production, duplication, fulfillment, returns, inventory, record keeping - the works. I can’t tell you how many business owners I know have told me they have a CD duplicating machine right in their office so they can handle duplication, label production, assembly, shipping, etc. all "in house". They boast how they save money on the whole process. Not only is that untrue, it’s one of the leading factors that destroys a business. You’ve been told many times that you should work on your strengths because that’s where you make the most money. You should not waste a minute of your time trying to improve your weaknesses. Some people have the fantasy that if they improve the areas where they’re weak, they will live a balanced life. Utter stupidity! You are weak in certain areas for a good reason - you’re not good at those tasks. No genius thinking there! But still, people fritter away their lives building their weaknesses. Unless you run a full scale CD duplication house, duplicating CDs is one of your weaknesses. I don’t care how good you are at duplicating those CDs and how fast you can do it. You can’t do it better than the duplication house and you can’t do it cheaper. Oh, it may seem cheaper. You may produce a finished CD for 89 cents, while the duplication house was going to charge you $1.40. So you saved 51 cents. But it took you 10 minutes to make the CD, label it, package it and get it in the mail. A foolish waste of time. And so it goes with an assistant. If you hire a good assistant and you do it correctly, you’ll hire someone who’s good at what you are not. That person will be a beautiful balance to you - and you to that person. My assistant, Denise, and I have been together for over 10 years. We differ in many, many ways. And that’s good. If you’ve ever spoken with Denise, you’ve experienced one of the joys of life. She is so pleasant, kind, happy and friendly that when you hang up you have a better day ahead of you. I wish I could be that pleasant as often. Denise and I balance each other out beautifully. As a result we get a lot accomplished. I repeat - there is no possible way you can be as successful as you deserve without help; without a good assistant. Learn how to look for, hire and work with a great assistant. It’ll be one of the best investments you’ll ever make in your business and in your life. The best place to start is with an information product Denise created about this very topic. You can get free information by CLICKING HERE. Don’t worry, this isn’t one of those mega-priced, 20 pound information products. This’ll set you back about the same as a couple of large lattes and some pastries. But it can revolutionize your business…and your profits. That’s enough of reading this. Go hire yourself a great assistant! Thursday, October 9
by
rjosen
on Thu 09 Oct 2008 07:10 PM BST
Make the most of every minute! Do something whilst you are waiting for... documents to open someone to answer the phone pages to load the kettle to boil! Friday, October 3
by
rjosen
on Fri 03 Oct 2008 09:10 AM BST
Train Yourself to go down your 'to-do list' without skipping over the difficult tasks
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