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Creating Miracles Every Day by Richard Carlson

By: Ben Sanderson | 2010-12-23 | Self help
Creating Miracles Everyday is one of Richard Carlson's most well received and popular works. The author of several best selling books including popular works such as Don't Worry, Make Money and Don't Sweat The Small Stuff, Richard Carlson was known for his extraordinary and lucid style of writing and his ability to convince his readers to take a more optimistic look at life... read more

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff

By: Kathryn Perez | 2010-09-08 | Advice
When you begin to get in the way of yourself, stand back and evaluate your own agenda. read more

Letting Go of the Smaller Stuff & Looking at the Bigger Picture

By: Holly Eburne | 2010-03-27 | Inspirational
I am browsing through my stack of books when a small one catches my attention--"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" by Richard Carlson. On the inside cover, my husband, Dave adds... "And HOW!" It has been 11 years since he wrote those words and it has taken me this long to figure out the meaning. read more

Rickie Jo Carlson The Wedding Planning Experts Review

By: Chris Fenton | 2010-10-22 | Marriage
It is nice to think of getting married with the one you truly love. But it will not already be nice when you two start with all the preparations for your wedding. There are a lot of things to do. But good thing, there is this help book by Rickie Jo Carlson, The Wedding Planning Experts, that can help you when you two already begin with all the preparations for your wedding. read more

Why People Don't Buy Your Stuff

By: Mark Satterfield | 2010-03-30 | Marketing
Ultimately, the goal of any sales letter or marketing email is to get people to buy your stuff. I realize that's not the most elegant way of putting it, but that's the outcome we all want. So how can we get more people to buy more stuff from you? read more

Go For No! Book By Richard Fenton And Andrea Waltz

By: Ben Sanderson | 2011-01-25 | Business
The Go for No. Book by Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz is certainly one that has turned the world of sales upside down. They have taken the confidence killing word No and not only turned it into a positive but taught sales reps how to use that bad word as a confidence booster and path to success... read more

Rickie Jo Carlson Guide On Wedding Planning Review

By: Chris Fenton | 2010-10-20 | Marriage
Are you thinking of getting married soon? Well, it is nice when you are just thinking of it but it is not going to be nice anymore when you start with all the wedding preparations. It is going to be tiring for you. A lot of things must be done. However, you can get some help from this help book by Rickie Jo Carlson, The Wedding Planning Experts. Check it out online. read more

Striving For a Goal? Plan For the Small Stuff

By: Kristy A. Bennett | 2010-04-01 | Goal Setting
Sometimes achieving major goals requires intense focus. This article explores how this can be achieved without sweating over the small stuff. This article explores known keys to successfully implementing solutions to managing the minor to achieve extraordinary outcomes. read more

Relaxing to Get Your Ex Back - Don't Fret the Small Stuff

By: Wayne Irving | 2010-03-29 | Relationships
Relaxing to get your ex back is all about not fretting over the small issues that were not directly involved in the breakup of your partnership. These small non issues are often used and magnified as arguments to place the blame upon who was at fault over the breakup but usually ends up doing far more harm than good. read more

Morphy Richards Electric Blankets

By: Gareth Jones | 2010-12-01 | Home Improvement
If you're looking to cut energy costs this winter while staying warm, consider buying a Morphy Richards electric blankets. There are benefits to electric warming blankets that you don't get with regular blankets. Electric blankets are adjustable, and some have as many as ten different heat settings. By using your heated blanket at night and turning down the thermostat approximately 10 to 15 per read more

Richard Seymour fined $25K

By: Michael | 2010-11-23 | Football
A blowout loss to Pittsburgh to end a three-game winning streak was bad enough for the Oakland Raiders. read more

Rickie Jo Carlson The Wedding Planning Experts - Wedding Budget Review

By: Chris Fenton | 2010-10-20 | Marriage
Yes, it is nice to think of finally settling down with the love of your life. But, for sure, it is not going to be nice anymore when things to do start to pile up. It is going to be stressful. But good for you now as there is this help book by Rickie Jo Carlson, The Wedding Planning Experts, which can guide you as you work on everything that must be done. read more

Barvetii Wealth Consultants: Richard Branson on What They Don't Teach in Business School

By: Barvetii Wealth | 2010-11-23 | Finance
Barvetii International Wealth Consultants is always looking to invest in entrepreneurs that have the correct attitude and skills needed when starting out in a new venture. read more

The 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch

By: Ben Sanderson | 2011-04-30 | Self Improvement
The 80/20 principle defines the lives of most individuals. This particular thought comes from an observation that 80 percent of results comes from 20 percent effort. In The 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch, you'll learn how to prevent yourself from becoming nothing more than a wage slave. You'll learn how to concentrate on how you can unlock your true potential and focus on achieving more results without putting in the effort. read more

Living The 80/20 Way by Richard Koch (free download)

By: conanedo | 2011-04-24 | Book Reviews
There is a way to relax, enjoy life and achieve your dreams. In Living the 80/20 Way: Work Less, Worry Less, Succeed More, Enjoy More (the original and provocative sequel to The 80/20 Principle), Richard Koch shows step-by-step how to harness the power of the 80/20 Principle to make a good life and not just a living. Living the 80/20 Way applies Koch's less is more and more with less philosophies; ultimately, enabling you to obtain work you enjoy, to build stronger relationships with family and read more