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  • Sep 25, 12

    A helpful tutorial on using Wappwolf to automate helpful processes that can be repeated automatically via DropBox and Google Drive.

    GaryFPatton (gfp '42™ 2012-09-24)

  • Sep 20, 12

    Webcast: Zenger Folkman's Extraordinary Strengths-Based Leadership Development System - The Clemmer Group

    What's sorely lacking in extant leadership materials and training is an integrated model that combines both "hard" management and "soft" leadership built on a base of solid research.

    This Webinar will put you on the right track.

    GaryFPatton (gfp '42™ 2012-09-20)

    • Webcast: Zenger Folkman's Extraordinary Strengths-Based Leadership Development System
      • What's sorely lacking in extant leadership materials and training is an integrated model that combines both "hard" management and "soft" leadership built on a base of solid research.

        This Webinar will put you on the right track.

        GaryFPatton (gfp '42™ 2012-09-20)

  • Sep 14, 12

    A S-M-A-R-TBriefing™ re the power of laughter in stress management.

    GaryFPatton (gfp '42™ 2012-09-13)

  • May 17, 12

    Select strategic ideas that are Biblical from this Chinese, Master General's, timeless book. Then apply what you are led to business and life to enhance one's success in being best used by God to build His Kingdom.
    gfp (2012-05-17)

    • All warfare is based on deception.
  • May 14, 12

    The author is foul-mouthed and uses a couple of references designed to appeal to the promiscuous crowd who advertise on CraigsList.

    If you can handle those two issues, you'll find some VERY helpful advice in this article.
    gfp (2012-05-14)

    • Write the Perfect Craigslist Post
      • The author is foul-mouthed and uses a couple of references designed to appeal to the promiscuous crowd who advertise on CraigsList.

        If you can handle those two issues, you'll find some VERY helpful advice in this article.
        gfp (2012-05-14)

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  • May 08, 12

    Learn how to engage and inspire your team better via this is the complimentary video of first session of "The On-Purpose Leader Experience" Audio by Kevin McCarthy, author the book "The On Purpose Person" (http://is.gd/HdvxU8) and "The On Purpose Business" (http://is.gd/f4ULyO).

    The above links will take your to my reviews of Mr. McCarthy's two books.

    You can register for TOPLEX, the presentation site from within the Webcast using the tabs on the left of the screen.
    gfp (2012-05-08)

  • Oct 03, 11

    I too believe that creative, not critical, thinking is the key to business, ministry and life success ...but with a twist from what the writer below says. This is because:
    "Being creative is thinking expansively and with the heart, in Jesus, to see patterns and connect dots others miss!" ~ gfp '42™

  • Oct 04, 11

    In this helpful, short article the author outlines, simply, how to unleash your creativity best by using the simple process of incubation.
    gfp (2011-10-04)

    • Remember when you were staring at the ceiling in elementary school, and the teacher asked you whether the answer was on the ceiling? Maybe it was.
      • You guys NEVER ever did that ...right? gfp (2011-10-04)

    • One potentially appropriate therapy for procrastination lies in teaching something akin to time management

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  • Oct 07, 11

    This article by Andy Crouch maintains that as remarkable as Steve Jobs, Apple's founder was in countless ways ...as a designer, an innovator, a (ruthless and demanding) leader... his most singular quality has been his ability to articulate a perfectly secular form of hope.
    gfp (2011-10-07)

    • As remarkable as Steve Jobs is in countless ways—as a designer, an innovator, a (ruthless and demanding) leader—his most singular quality has been his ability to articulate a perfectly secular form of hope.
    • Apple has done one thing almost no one else does: put the fruits of insanely complex engineering into accessible form.

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    • Do you know how important your homepage is?
      • The InfoGraphic below is a helpful way to answer this question for yourself. gfp

  • Oct 25, 11

    The author of the article below really does share 106 one-line ways that we shoot ourselves in the foot and how we can stop doing so.
    gfp (2011-10-25)

  • Oct 27, 11

    Mr. Khosla will explain why having no more than six lines on a presentation slide can loose your audience ...despite this being a commonly taught .ppt tip.
    gfp (2011-10-27)

    • his five-second rule: he puts a slide on a screen, removes it after five seconds, and then asks the viewer to describe the slide.
    • Less is More,

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  • Nov 07, 11

    Mr. Renesch shares and interesting definition of 'addiction' and proposes an uncommon one most would not normally consider an addiction. His thesis makes sense.
    gfp (2011-11-17)

    • little is said about the one of the biggest addictions for the Western world - compulsive thinking.
    • addiction is a habit that we cannot easily break through willpower, is something we do compulsively and is harmful to us, or to people around us

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  • Nov 09, 11

    Some good advice about how to handle a number of different albatrosses you may have hanging about your neck.

    gfp (2011-11-08)

  • Nov 08, 11

    Don't read this article if you're a Democrat/Liberal & love the left!

    In it, Murray Rothbard (1926-1955), an Austrian professor of economics, outlines the various dangers of egalitarianism by the Left ...especially in the U.S.

    gfp (2011-11-07)

    • the Left has generally been conceded to have morality,   justice, and "idealism" on its side; the Conservative opposition   to the Left has largely been confined to the "impracticality"   of its ideals.
    • by conceding the ethical   and the "ideal" to the Left they were doomed to long-run defeat.

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  • Nov 09, 11

    Mr. Fatah, a Toronto Canada broadcaster & Muslim makes a point that concerns many in Canada & elsewhere. Does the Muslim street understand whom their enemy really is? gfp

  • Nov 10, 11

    IBM and the Holocaust, by Edwin Black, is a scary book that was hard for me to read. The greed and genocidal perversity of Thomas Watson, the U.S.-born founder and micro-manager of everything IBM and everywhere it's murderous tentacles stretched.
    The book is the stunning story of IBM's strategic alliance with Nazi Germany -- beginning in 1933 in the first weeks that Hitler came to power and continuing well into World War II.

    gfp (2011-11-09)

  • Nov 10, 11

    "It has long been discussed", says HubSpot in this e-book, " that Google seeks to penetrate the social market, which it previously attempted to do with Google Buzz (which has now been shut down).

    Will Google+ be the key weapon the search engine
    giant needs to achieve its goal? Can this new
    network, with its improved feature set, beat
    Facebook?

    These are all questions we don’t quite have the answers for yet. But one thing is clear ... in Google+,marketers are provided with a completely new platform to market from.

    gfp (2011-11-09)

  • Nov 10, 11

    Article by Emma Barnett, the Telegraphs Digital Media Editor from a Conference in Monaco posits that Google+ is not a social network that directly competes with Facebook, according Nikesh Arora, the company’s chief business officer. but in fact is a carefully-designded, data-mining spider.
    gfp (2011-11-10)

    • Google+ is not a social network that directly competes with Facebook,   according Nikesh Arora, the company’s chief business officer.
      • BEWARE: One is wise to rememeber that potential evil can be practised even when it's commanded not to be ...even by the commanders!

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      11:30AM GMT 10 Nov 2011

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