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    Who Am I? Who Is My Customer?
    You'll find that the extremely important skill of tactical communicating will be that much easier if you if know who it is you're talking to. Luckily, there's a simple, yet powerful formula that Myers & Briggs developed, to pinpoint different personalities, and what I'm referring to is the DISC, or D.I.S.C. personality profile.In its simplest form, the DISC model breaks all of us into 4 different personality types. The word DISC is an Acronym for these different types of people. The 4 Personalities are easily remembered using letters. But remembering how they act and react in real life is easiest by using birds!The "D" from D.I.S.C. is the Driver. These people are direct, forceful, and results orien
    hing;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positiv

    It's the Freedom that Counts
    I came to the conclusion that it's the freedom that counts.When mulling over why I am such an advocate of people working in your own business in some form I ranged over the options.Is it?1. WantingTo be rich?A better lifestyle?More time with your family and friends?More time for sports and recreation?2. Or a need toFulfil a long held ambition?Create a product from your world beating idea?Create something which will be your legacy to - your family, your community, mankind?Express your creative talents?Create income?3. Is it?Break from employment?No more 9-5?Relief from boredom?
    Does your overall business strategy include the recruitment of college students to run your locations? Are you a franching company and looking for young, talented, hardworking and dedicated franchisees? There are some things to think about before you deploy such a strategy. There are both positives and negatives to focusing your recruitment efforts on college students, for instance best reason’s to use college students include some of the following:

    They May Have Rich Parents Who Can Pay Outright For A Franchise;

    They May Have Parents Who Are Willing To Co-Sign For A Franchise;

    They are Young With Plenty Of Energy;

    They Have Little Business Experience And Will Not Try To Rewrite Our System;

    They Are Used To A Very Structured Environment;

    They Want To Succeed;

    They Might Have A Business Degree;

    They Are Sociable Animals And Good With People;

    They Will Study Our Operations Manual Cover To Cover;

    They Will Make Two To Three Times As Much With A Franchise Than Their First Corporate Job;

    They Love To Have Fun And This Is A Fun Job.

    There are a few drawbacks to be wary of. These are things, which have been observed by me while giving speeches at colleges to MBA students. They are as follows:

    They Have Been Brain Washed Into Believing Corporate America Is Where It Is At;

    Many Think A Few Business Classes And They Know Everything;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positive

    Candy Sales VS Car Wash Fundraisers
    Are you the coach, the youth pastor or adult advisor for a nonprofit kids soccer team, Little League team, cheerleading squad, high school band or church youth group? If you are you realize that it is very important that you raise the money you need to keep your group going. The goal is to give our youth a chance to spend their energy in positive activities. The goal is very noble and so vitally important to strengthen our communities.But what is the best way to raise money? How can we raise money for our groups in such a way that teaches them about customer service, the value of money and teamwork? We know we cannot just give the kids the money because then they will not respect it and that is the sam
    ollege students, for instance best reason’s to use college students include some of the following:

    They May Have Rich Parents Who Can Pay Outright For A Franchise;

    They May Have Parents Who Are Willing To Co-Sign For A Franchise;

    They are Young With Plenty Of Energy;

    They Have Little Business Experience And Will Not Try To Rewrite Our System;

    They Are Used To A Very Structured Environment;

    They Want To Succeed;

    They Might Have A Business Degree;

    They Are Sociable Animals And Good With People;

    They Will Study Our Operations Manual Cover To Cover;

    They Will Make Two To Three Times As Much With A Franchise Than Their First Corporate Job;

    They Love To Have Fun And This Is A Fun Job.

    There are a few drawbacks to be wary of. These are things, which have been observed by me while giving speeches at colleges to MBA students. They are as follows:

    They Have Been Brain Washed Into Believing Corporate America Is Where It Is At;

    Many Think A Few Business Classes And They Know Everything;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positiv

    Conquering the Fear Factor: Older Managers and Young Turks
    The workplace is becoming increasingly competitive, and established management is more and more often facing a corporate tendency towards promoting the best and the brightest - of the youngest. Just when these managers feel that they have finally paid their dues and proven their company loyalty, when their skills are sharp and focused from years of experience, many of them fear being replaced by a bright, technologically-savvy and impatient member of the generation climbing the corporate ladder behind them. They know that the powers that be consider these "Young Turks" to be smarter than they are – and the knowledge makes them tremble.It is a valid fear. There is absolutely no doubt that some corporat
    Our System;

    They Are Used To A Very Structured Environment;

    They Want To Succeed;

    They Might Have A Business Degree;

    They Are Sociable Animals And Good With People;

    They Will Study Our Operations Manual Cover To Cover;

    They Will Make Two To Three Times As Much With A Franchise Than Their First Corporate Job;

    They Love To Have Fun And This Is A Fun Job.

    There are a few drawbacks to be wary of. These are things, which have been observed by me while giving speeches at colleges to MBA students. They are as follows:

    They Have Been Brain Washed Into Believing Corporate America Is Where It Is At;

    Many Think A Few Business Classes And They Know Everything;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positiv

    How You Can Get Over A Setback
    If you have suffered a setback in your business, it can be tough to get back on the proverbial horse. You may have lost confidence in yourself and your abilities. However, the longer you wait to start working once more, the harder it will be to get going again. The following are some tips to help you overcome a setback.Stay Structured A structured schedule can serve as both a reminder and motivator. As the old saying goes “plan your work and work your plan”.Keep Learning Learning new skills can help motivate you. You may choose to take a class that will further develop skills you already have or learn something new entirely. You can participate in formal classes at your local college, liste
    Love To Have Fun And This Is A Fun Job.

    There are a few drawbacks to be wary of. These are things, which have been observed by me while giving speeches at colleges to MBA students. They are as follows:

    They Have Been Brain Washed Into Believing Corporate America Is Where It Is At;

    Many Think A Few Business Classes And They Know Everything;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positiv

    Building A Niche Is A Cinch
    Believe it or not, a lot of companies - both small and big - create their marketing program towards a specific audience. This niche audience is carefully selected and pinpointed to market segments to specifically maximize the program’s effectiveness.Take for instance one company called HP or Hewlett Packard. This particular company markets and sells machines that are able to do everything, from scanning to faxing, printing, etc.The target of this company are those home offices as well as much larger companies and businesses. For this market, their products are those whose price range are a bit higher.The fact of the matter is that a marketing specified to a particular niche market is very c
    hing;

    Some College Students Have Never Even Had A Job;

    Many Are Only 21-23 Years Old And Have Little Real World Experiences.

    If you are focusing on this labor supply or recruiting these young adults into your organization as middle managers, store managers or franchisees you will need to try and turn some of these negatives into positives. First, you need to show them that by owning and managing a franchise operation, they will be more valuable to corporate America in the future. You need to show them that they will make many business contacts by running this business and have experience to put on a resume. They will meet Human Resource directors in the area and gain incite into the real world of business. If you are recruiting these kids to run store operations as a manager in charge of an outlet then you need to show them how this experience they will learn such as working directly with customers, problem solving at the counter, understanding human organizational management and learning responsibility for sales quotas and quarterly objectives at the ground level is what Corporate America really needs in their unending push for shareholders equity, quarterly profits and growth in the market place.

    These students think they understand business. You will need to stroke their egos for a while and tell them how valuable they are with their education and then blow their minds with your incredible business model and customer service by showing them you are on the leading edge of high tech information systems, quality product lines, efficient distribution systems, advanced marketing techniques and state-of-the-art service equipment. They will go home and throw away their text books or have a garage sale and this is exactly what y

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