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Focus and Fear of Success - The Biggest Monkey on Your Back?
If you have been on the internet for awhile, you know that there are millions of people trying anything and everything to get your attention. They want in your wallet. It's a great big money grab out there folks, and the net has become the biggest marketing arena on the planet, driving whole industries and generating Billions of dollars in sales.So what's the problem? Well, none if you are one of the sma

Igniting The Fuel That Turns Prospects Into Customers
Every sale is powered by the fuel of emotion. By a complex mix of beliefs, feelings and desires that mesh together to become the Core Buying Emotion – the feeling that compels us to break out our wallets.Your job as a marketer is to trigger that emotion in your prospect and get it worked up to the point that she buys what you’re selling.So how, exactly, are you supposed to do that?Know Wher

Awesome.... a proud moment for Bostonians everywhere??? 7-11-06, as a 1 ton concrete wall tile, being held up by 5 pieces of metal and epoxy fell and crushed a car and the woman in it. It turns out that maybe the government policy of awarding contracts to the lowest bidder, isn't necessarily the greatest policy. I heard a radio program equating the work on the big dig to be of lower quality than large construction projects in third world countries thanks to corruption and severe corner cutting (and only at the expense of safety).

There is no question that Bostons "Big Dig" raised both real estate speculation and real estate values in areas around it during the late 90's and early 00's.

According to an article in the New york Times written April 14, 2004 By Susan Diesenhouse "COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE; Big Dig's Ripples Extend Far Past Downtown Boston"

"As for downtown, ''the Big Dig has raised the value of our property by 10 to 15 percent,'' said Maryann Suydam, regional vice president of the Chicago-based Equity Office Properties Trust, one of many companies developing projects at or near the Rose Kennedy Greenway. On Russia Wharf, the company plans to start building by early 2005 a speculative office as part of a $300 million complex with a 330-room ho

Running a Third Party Promotion
Every starting photography business needs a constant flow of new customers. Friends and relatives can start of a new business and of course repeat trade is the basis of regular income. But Attrition, bad economic times and off season blues are factors that can kill a business.A third party promotion has many advantages. Firstly, the gift supplied to your prospective customer does not come from you but

he lowest bidder, isn't necessarily the greatest policy. I heard a radio program equating the work on the big dig to be of lower quality than large construction projects in third world countries thanks to corruption and severe corner cutting (and only at the expense of safety).

There is no question that Bostons "Big Dig" raised both real estate speculation and real estate values in areas around it during the late 90's and early 00's.

According to an article in the New york Times written April 14, 2004 By Susan Diesenhouse "COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE; Big Dig's Ripples Extend Far Past Downtown Boston"

Develop a Savings Plan
There are so many things that we teach our children that keep them on the right path throughout life. How to save money is one of the most important lessons that parents teach their children. Teach your children about finances by opening an account and setting money aside. They'll learn about patience, interest and saving.It's easy to forget, or ignore, the need to save. We all too often are saying that

e expense of safety).

There is no question that Bostons "Big Dig" raised both real estate speculation and real estate values in areas around it during the late 90's and early 00's.

According to an article in the New york Times written April 14, 2004 By Susan Diesenhouse "COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE; Big Dig's Ripples Extend Far Past Downtown Boston"

Case Study: Reno & Cavanaugh Redefines the Law Firm Work Culture
When most people think of a law firm, they do not think of a workplace with a great deal of flexibility built in for its attorneys, paralegals and support staff. In fact, most people, including those in the industry, picture a work/life balance that tips heavily toward the “work” side, with billable hours being the primary goal.Yet, most law firms are not Reno & Cavanaugh, PLLC. In recent years the 30-ye

004 By Susan Diesenhouse "COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE; Big Dig's Ripples Extend Far Past Downtown Boston"

Managers, Start Your PR
There’ll never be a better time for a manager working for a business, non-profit or association to ask this question: “Am I getting the public relations results I’m paying for -- the really important external audience behaviors I need to achieve my department, division or subsidiary objectives?”If the answer is no, better get busy and rebuild that public relations engine.Best place to look for an

-based Equity Office Properties Trust, one of many companies developing projects at or near the Rose Kennedy Greenway. On Russia Wharf, the company plans to start building by early 2005 a speculative office as part of a $300 million complex with a 330-room hotel and 50 condominium lofts. ''This location has become more accessible, prettier and appropriate for new uses that will attract more businesses, residents and visitors,'' she said."

Obviously the largest impact on property values will occur around the actual downtown area where the ugly concrete raised highways running through the city will be transformed into greenspace. However the big dig has positively affected property values in other neighborhoods as well. For example, the extension of the Mass Turnpike (rt. 90) through South Boston to East Boston and Logan Airport. I remember when they finally opened it up in 2003, it made it so much quicker to get to the airport. It also made South Boston much more accessible to and from downtown Boston.

And South Boston definitely saw an increase in property values around that time. According to MLS, average sales prices for multi family homes in South Boston (Southie) were:

1998 - $234,809
2000 - $368,293
2002 - $445,000
2004

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