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Other Added - Lessons Learned from One Entrepreneur on Vioxx
What will the advertising executives think of next? Many small businesses will try new forms of advertising because the Yellow Pages doesn't work. In fact one of the most interesting new ways to advertise is to buy a space above urinals and it was proven that that works five times better than yellow page ads.And if you have the stomach for it we have been told that advertising on the back of toilet paper and bars and restaurants works great and one industry survey said it works 10 times better than y
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died
Do you ever wonder what makes a person listen? What qualities make one’s message heard and understood? Even before the understanding process can begin you have to be heard and we simply don’t hear everything around us. Just like elevator music, we tune out sounds that are without variety, inflection, and interest. To capture someone’s attention you have to put interest into the rhythm of your sound.We communicate everyday, with many people in equally as many ways. Indeed, communication can be over
I hate drugs and I try very hard to keep them out of my body. For example, for five years I was either pregnant or nursing so I knew the whole “What class is this drug in?” drill.
Unfortunately, there’s a time and place for everything. To help manage my physical and “mental” pain, I had to wean my baby right after my car accident, so I can try some of these "Wonder Drugs".
[Note: My doctors prefer that I acknowledge my “neurological” pain. I developed an inner ear disorder (benign vertigo and post concussive syndrome) due to whipping my head around. I do not have any “mental” problems. I guess they're right, because “Psycho-Ponn” existed long before my accident :-)]
Lessons Learned From Taking the Infamous Vioxx. Tips Every Entrepreneur Should Apply to Their Business:
• If it’s too good to be true…it is. I hated what Vioxx and what other hard-core pain killers like Percocet did to me: they’d be knocked out. How the heck can I watch my girls if I’m sleeping? Solution: I stopped taking them immediately.
• Trust your gut-instinct. Years ago, one family member was addicted (in my opinion) to Vioxx when they had knee surgery, and another one said he couldn’t bare his back pain without this "wonder drug". I was suspicious way back then.
• Listen to yourself…even if the “professionals” say it’s Okay and Test. I’m seeing so many different doctors, that I’m accustomed to asking, “Are you sure I can take these together? Even though one says “can cause dizziness” and the other says “to prevent dizziness”? I chose to try them separately, then, together. You have to run the trail and error tests yourself to really know what works.
• Educate yourself. If you’re not getting the answers you want, you need to do the research yourself. I wouldn't have taken care of my benign vertigo if I relied on what I was told rather than what I learned through my own efforts.
• Limit yourself & Find Moderation. Don’t wait for your doc to say “taking too much Naproxyn & Ibruprofen can give your liver damage…it’s time for a new drug”. Too much of anything is bad for you. Finding alternatives to a bad thing is not always a good-thing either. I have non-drug days and all-drug days. Just find your happy-medium.
• Believe in yourself. I don’t care how many people don’t believe in you (even your loved ones), or how many annoying remarks or huffs you get. If you know in your heart that you can be better…be prepared to walk this road alone.
• Never give up. Be heard and build your power network. Now, that you’re listening, educating, testing, limiting, and believing in yourself…hang in there…you will be heard. I would’ve never seen the “specialists”, if I didn’t tell my story a million times. You need to work your way to the people who already believe in you and your mission. Persistence and patience pays off.
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died o
How do you grab people's attention, arouse their interest, trigger their desire, and motivate them to take action? Answer that four-part question correctly and you've identified the secret to achieving tremendous sales and marketing success in your chosen business or field. To complicate matters, however, the potential answers are as numerous and multi-faceted as the growing number of niche markets, products and services, and marketing trends in our culture. While not all inclusive, the following list of prio
Lessons Learned From Taking the Infamous Vioxx. Tips Every Entrepreneur Should Apply to Their Business:
• If it’s too good to be true…it is. I hated what Vioxx and what other hard-core pain killers like Percocet did to me: they’d be knocked out. How the heck can I watch my girls if I’m sleeping? Solution: I stopped taking them immediately.
• Trust your gut-instinct. Years ago, one family member was addicted (in my opinion) to Vioxx when they had knee surgery, and another one said he couldn’t bare his back pain without this "wonder drug". I was suspicious way back then.
• Listen to yourself…even if the “professionals” say it’s Okay and Test. I’m seeing so many different doctors, that I’m accustomed to asking, “Are you sure I can take these together? Even though one says “can cause dizziness” and the other says “to prevent dizziness”? I chose to try them separately, then, together. You have to run the trail and error tests yourself to really know what works.
• Educate yourself. If you’re not getting the answers you want, you need to do the research yourself. I wouldn't have taken care of my benign vertigo if I relied on what I was told rather than what I learned through my own efforts.
• Limit yourself & Find Moderation. Don’t wait for your doc to say “taking too much Naproxyn & Ibruprofen can give your liver damage…it’s time for a new drug”. Too much of anything is bad for you. Finding alternatives to a bad thing is not always a good-thing either. I have non-drug days and all-drug days. Just find your happy-medium.
• Believe in yourself. I don’t care how many people don’t believe in you (even your loved ones), or how many annoying remarks or huffs you get. If you know in your heart that you can be better…be prepared to walk this road alone.
• Never give up. Be heard and build your power network. Now, that you’re listening, educating, testing, limiting, and believing in yourself…hang in there…you will be heard. I would’ve never seen the “specialists”, if I didn’t tell my story a million times. You need to work your way to the people who already believe in you and your mission. Persistence and patience pays off.
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died
As it does with every main life aspect, feng shui also provides tips and guidelines to help you improving your career. If your career is not moving on in the way you wish, that is due to a lack of balance and harmony within your environment and the elements that affect it. Feng shui career tips intend to help you reach that harmony, but besides of following these specific tips, you should try to follow feng shui guidelines for all your life areas, since your life should be balanced as a whole as well.O
• Listen to yourself…even if the “professionals” say it’s Okay and Test. I’m seeing so many different doctors, that I’m accustomed to asking, “Are you sure I can take these together? Even though one says “can cause dizziness” and the other says “to prevent dizziness”? I chose to try them separately, then, together. You have to run the trail and error tests yourself to really know what works.
• Educate yourself. If you’re not getting the answers you want, you need to do the research yourself. I wouldn't have taken care of my benign vertigo if I relied on what I was told rather than what I learned through my own efforts.
• Limit yourself & Find Moderation. Don’t wait for your doc to say “taking too much Naproxyn & Ibruprofen can give your liver damage…it’s time for a new drug”. Too much of anything is bad for you. Finding alternatives to a bad thing is not always a good-thing either. I have non-drug days and all-drug days. Just find your happy-medium.
• Believe in yourself. I don’t care how many people don’t believe in you (even your loved ones), or how many annoying remarks or huffs you get. If you know in your heart that you can be better…be prepared to walk this road alone.
• Never give up. Be heard and build your power network. Now, that you’re listening, educating, testing, limiting, and believing in yourself…hang in there…you will be heard. I would’ve never seen the “specialists”, if I didn’t tell my story a million times. You need to work your way to the people who already believe in you and your mission. Persistence and patience pays off.
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died
You’ve seen them in the mall, the lines of kids and parents waiting to make their own bears or dogs or rabbits. Stuffing your own plush has become all the rage in the last few years.But, have you every thought of starting your own stuffing business? One that you could take to fairs, festivals and even home parties?The profit potential is enormous. Your complete cost for the stuffed skins is $2.50-$5.00 and most skins sell for $15.00-$20.00 each. And of course there’s all that profit you can
• Believe in yourself. I don’t care how many people don’t believe in you (even your loved ones), or how many annoying remarks or huffs you get. If you know in your heart that you can be better…be prepared to walk this road alone.
• Never give up. Be heard and build your power network. Now, that you’re listening, educating, testing, limiting, and believing in yourself…hang in there…you will be heard. I would’ve never seen the “specialists”, if I didn’t tell my story a million times. You need to work your way to the people who already believe in you and your mission. Persistence and patience pays off.
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died
Each time you pick up the phone to execute a collections call, arm yourself with a positive attitude. The energy you portray in your voice will unconditionally dictate the results you receive. Keep a smile on your face, although the person you’re speaking with may not be able to see it, they will inevitably hear it in the tone of your voice.Give the debtor your undivided attention, refrain from putting them on hold if you get a call on another line, this is considered bad phone etiquette, and with good
• Empower Yourself. Can’t find the tools, resources, or community to share all your great discoveries? Well, then…do it yourself.
So, there you have it. If you’re not already doing all the above to catapult your business, than prepare for a quick entrepreneurial death.
I wasn’t going to let drugs rule or take my life away. Yeah; I’m still taking a bunch of them but, I control them not the other way around.
As for my business, if you haven't heard of Ponn Sabra until today...viola: I made my point.
Don’t agree? Then blame it on my being "high" on drugs, I don’t care. I’m living!
A note to family members of those who died or those presently suffering: Drugs are addictive. So, fight hard. The above principles are tips for business entrepreneurs, not for your fight for justice. Share your stories and empowerment (men welcomed) at EmpowerWomenNow.com, and let me if there’s anything I can do to help you.
(C) 2005 Ponn M. Sabra, MPH
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