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The ancient and Europe well remembered when tracing the origins of candles. Essentially a source of light then, tallow, beeswax, and vegetable wax were molded into cylindrical shapes with twisted wicks in between. Radiance well remembered in time as the melt and glow continues today.Evolving furthe
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Are you TIRED of Setting GOALS and NOT achieving them?You are not alone! In fact, only 5% of the population even has goals and fewer than that actually put pen to paper and write them down! So, kudos to you for even having the guts to write them in your journal!My intention is NOT to get cau
• Feedback sharpens your final product even though it may drive you crazy, take time, or make you feel like you’ve bared your soul to the world.
• Feedback does not mean you have to give up your voice or throw out what you’ve written. Feedback does not equate with criticism.
• Feedback is getting another perspective—that of the different audiences who will read your document.
• Feedback means that when you hand the document over for review, you ask for specific suggestions from your reader, not just a pat on the back. By getting concrete answers to the questions below, you will be armed with crystal-clear ideas. Also, think about soliciting help from at least two people unlike you in personality.
• Feedback raises the expectation in the organization that words are important and that writing well is a shared goal.
Who you are professionally is mirrored in your writing. Taking time for feedback can avert the loss of revenue, image, or clients. A superintendent of a large urban school district said, “I check my ego at the door and listen intently to the advice and ideas of others.” A CFO of a large hospital concurred. “I will always ask others to read my material. The first question is ‘What does this say to you?’”
Start by making a feedback sheet with some or all of the following questions on it. Clip it to your document and circulate to people you trust to give you honest feedback.
Have I been specific enough?
Do I support my ideas with evidence that is objective?
Do I present opposing points of view in an objective manner?
Are you able to see the big idea?
Does the document make sense?
Is the document valid, accurate?
Is the organization logical and sequential?
How do you feel as you read this?
Do I have examples that help the reader understand?
Have I made a connection with you, the reader?
Is my writing too detached and impersonal?
Make it clear what kind of feedback you need, you’ll get re
There was a time that one could assume that the phrase ‘show me the green' was interchangeable with ‘show me the money' (and in some respects it still is), but today it's really taking on a whole new meaning – it's a phrase with a movement behind it.We, the people, are changing our view of green as
• Feedback is getting another perspective—that of the different audiences who will read your document.
• Feedback means that when you hand the document over for review, you ask for specific suggestions from your reader, not just a pat on the back. By getting concrete answers to the questions below, you will be armed with crystal-clear ideas. Also, think about soliciting help from at least two people unlike you in personality.
• Feedback raises the expectation in the organization that words are important and that writing well is a shared goal.
Who you are professionally is mirrored in your writing. Taking time for feedback can avert the loss of revenue, image, or clients. A superintendent of a large urban school district said, “I check my ego at the door and listen intently to the advice and ideas of others.” A CFO of a large hospital concurred. “I will always ask others to read my material. The first question is ‘What does this say to you?’”
Start by making a feedback sheet with some or all of the following questions on it. Clip it to your document and circulate to people you trust to give you honest feedback.
Have I been specific enough?
Do I support my ideas with evidence that is objective?
Do I present opposing points of view in an objective manner?
Are you able to see the big idea?
Does the document make sense?
Is the document valid, accurate?
Is the organization logical and sequential?
How do you feel as you read this?
Do I have examples that help the reader understand?
Have I made a connection with you, the reader?
Is my writing too detached and impersonal?
Make it clear what kind of feedback you need, you’ll get r
In the first quarter of 2006, the Chinese economy grew 10.2%. With the increase in growth in the Chinese market and the constant continued growth being forecast for the future, it's wise for western businesses to research what the Chinese market wants and needs before dipping their toe into the Chinese ma
• Feedback raises the expectation in the organization that words are important and that writing well is a shared goal.
Who you are professionally is mirrored in your writing. Taking time for feedback can avert the loss of revenue, image, or clients. A superintendent of a large urban school district said, “I check my ego at the door and listen intently to the advice and ideas of others.” A CFO of a large hospital concurred. “I will always ask others to read my material. The first question is ‘What does this say to you?’”
Start by making a feedback sheet with some or all of the following questions on it. Clip it to your document and circulate to people you trust to give you honest feedback.
Have I been specific enough?
Do I support my ideas with evidence that is objective?
Do I present opposing points of view in an objective manner?
Are you able to see the big idea?
Does the document make sense?
Is the document valid, accurate?
Is the organization logical and sequential?
How do you feel as you read this?
Do I have examples that help the reader understand?
Have I made a connection with you, the reader?
Is my writing too detached and impersonal?
Make it clear what kind of feedback you need, you’ll get r
With literally hundreds of local self-storage facilities in any given area, how is one to choose one from another? Are those with the big, flashy signs the best, or should you stick to the one close to home? Your friend’s cousin rented one last spring- maybe you should give her a call? How will you know
Start by making a feedback sheet with some or all of the following questions on it. Clip it to your document and circulate to people you trust to give you honest feedback.
Have I been specific enough?
Do I support my ideas with evidence that is objective?
Do I present opposing points of view in an objective manner?
Are you able to see the big idea?
Does the document make sense?
Is the document valid, accurate?
Is the organization logical and sequential?
How do you feel as you read this?
Do I have examples that help the reader understand?
Have I made a connection with you, the reader?
Is my writing too detached and impersonal?
Make it clear what kind of feedback you need, you’ll get r
Growth is vital to prosperity. Every person, every company, and every national economy must grow. Are you working for a company that is growing? Is it growing profitably and with no decline in velocity? What happens when the growth rate is low or even negative?If the company as a whole or your busi
Are you able to see the big idea?
Does the document make sense?
Is the document valid, accurate?
Is the organization logical and sequential?
How do you feel as you read this?
Do I have examples that help the reader understand?
Have I made a connection with you, the reader?
Is my writing too detached and impersonal?
Make it clear what kind of feedback you need, you’ll get real ideas you can use immediately rather than ambiguous suggestions or vague praise.
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