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11 Aug, 2008

The Race for Humanity

Posted by: Justin Rasmussen In: Article| Business

You Already Have What You Want
Too often companies short change themselves by neglecting to offer additional, paramount,  and even sine qua non information that could transform their customers’ business. It is very possible that instead of looking for new margins and markets you may already have exactly what your customers need; your knowledge.
Diamond In The [...]

15 Jul, 2008

Getting Slapped In The Face By Determination

Posted by: Justin Rasmussen In: Article| Business

Dejected Goals
There are times when the goals you are attempting to attain become seemingly just out of reach, unattainable, impossible, and utterly unfathomable. But then you keep pressing forward with audaciously, malleable fervor. And even with all that arduous work towards your goal you become dispirited, dejected, and miserably morose. Amongst that you keep trying, [...]

26 Jun, 2008

Twebinar

Posted by: Justin Rasmussen In: Announcements| Business| Technology

If you didn’t get a chance to check out the Twebinar hosted by Chris Brogan then I have to say you missed out. It had plenty of corporate people talking about how they use social media and how it has actually affected their business. From service with their clients to how they dispel rumors from [...]



  • amy: do i know this friend of yours that you were talking about wanting to slap? if it wasn't me this time, i know we've both had our moments of hating eac
  • Cheryl Smith: Good definition and explanation of how a twebinar works. Today's twebinar was well done! Here's a link to a summary of the discussion. http://www.cult
  • Justin Rasmussen: @Chris As hard as it is to always put yourself against that type of scrutiny it makes such a difference overall with your professional and personal de

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