I recently got my marks back from University. My grade point average was a 4.2 out of a possible 4.5, resting between an A and a perfect A+. In itself, this isn’t an incredible achievement. But I managed to do this while spending only a fraction of the time studying than many of the people I knew.
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Alexandria, Egypt: Off the shores of Alexandria, the city of Alexander the Great, lie what are believed to be the ruins of the royal quarters of Cleopatra. It is believed that earthquakes over 1,500 years ago were responsible for casting this into the sea, along with artifacts, statues and other parts of Cleopatra’s palace. The city of Alexandria even plans to offer underwater tours of this wonder.
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“There are two ways to increase your wealth. Increase your means or decrease your wants. The best is to do both at the same time.” - Benjamin Franklin
Misery shouldn’t be the price for ambition. Somewhere I believe many people got the idea that to want more, you have to be dissatisfied with what you have now. Believing this, your choice is either to dampen your passions or become miserable with what you have.
By Micheal S.Hyatt
Leadership is about influence not control. I am not the first person to make this observation, but it is worth repeating.
I often hear leaders, particularly younger ones, complaining about their lack of control in various situations. “If only the sales department reported to me, I could consistently hit my budget,” they lament. Or, “If the production department reported to me, I would not have run out of inventory!”
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The quickest way to damage a budding customer relationship is to use trite phrases that make you sound like a B2B sales rep. Don’t get me wrong… there’s nothing wrong with being a sales rep, but if you sound like one, it lessens your ability to achieve rapport and then make the sale. Here are three of the worst offenders, along with suggestions for a more effective approach, courtesy of Jerry Acuff, author of The Relationship Edge in Business.
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Understanding wine is easy. It comes down to a few basic principles, which I've laid out here. So read on, drink up, and live long.
3 Moves Every Guy Must Master
1.Serving: Serve both red and white at room temperature. A chill can mask a wine's flaws and strengthen the astringent taste of the tannins. At room temperature, the wine's unique flavors -- fruit, oak, whatever -- are more obvious.
Most the time in school what you need to do is very simple:Click the icon above to have a full story about how to read like a ScholarSit down with the book, a pen and paper, and perhaps a computer… And from that point, you read. That’s it. You go through and read the book, you underline important points and passages, pay special attention to introductions and conclusions, be sure to note special terminology, names and dates and that’s it. Maybe afterward take notes on the text.
There is a time for technology and clever tricks. There is also a time for elbow grease.
I made it. With train ? 4 people? No way°°°!! We went there without around 22 person on a bus direct to
We sit until our butts off during the 10 hours stop-and –go trip. I never eaten so many Mc Donald burger in a day in my life!! (total 10 of them!!)
