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Eight Great Ways to Fill a Workshop in a Bum Economy
Yes, you can fill a workshop when spending is down and buyers are wary. If your topic is clear, your marketing materials well-done, your product solid and your title catchy, success shouldn’t be tough. The fact is that people are as hungry as ever...
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Naming Names... How to Name your Business
Sometimes the best inspiration comes from hearing about the deconstruction of other company's names. For you, I am happy to share how I came up with "Slice A Day :: your slice on marketing"... First the purpose and vision of my site was to have...
The Business of Speaking - Everyone Has Something to Share
I receive inquiry calls everyday from people who have a story to tell, inspiration to spread, and lessons to teach. In our knowledge hungry society, there are many opportunities for individuals to do just that. How does one begin a career as a...
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Poverty to Riches: Myth or Reality?
You CAN start with empty pockets and piles of bills and build a steady income, even wealth, via the internet. It's a long, hard road though, so it's best to prepare and take along a good map. First, a comparison to building an offline,...
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Consequences -- Blessing Or Curse?
"Kung 'di madadaan sa santung-dasalan, idadaan sa
santung-paspasan." This Filipino proverb translates to "If I
can't make it in saintly way, I'll force my own fast way."
People want to succeed either morally or otherwise. In the
process, they turn either into saints or monsters.
The people who follow the ethical way are building their
foundation one step at a time using stones of impeccable
quality. In contrast, the rest seem to build faster but they are
building on top of a foundation made of substandard materials.
We can choose the quality stones of virtue or the faulty blocks
of unrighteous conduct. Which do you think is more applicable to
your present situation?
A farmer reaps what he sows in due season. That is the Law of
Sowing and Reaping.
Consequences are either enjoyed or endured. They are the
repercussions of our action in
like manner as echo is the
bounced-back sound of our voice.
Nobody can run away from consequences; they always overtake us.
That is the law applied.
If you plant a seed of corn, you will reap a bagful of corn.
Now, what kind of bagful do you want?
"Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he
sows. The one who sows to please his sinful nature, from that
nature will reap destruction; the one who sows to please the
Spirit, from the Spirit will reap eternal life." - Paul the
Apostle (Galatians 5:7, 8 NIV)
About the author:
Raymond S. Usbal is a Filipino Christian writer who wants to
inspire others by sharing tidbits of wisdom and humor for
practical living. He is, at the same time, a PHP/MySQL
programmer. Be inspired more, visit inspirational-pages.com
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