profit: How to Profit in any Market - 07/16/08 09:38 AM
The magazine, Fast Company, recently declared that Americans are becoming a nation of "free agents". They described a generation of consultants and professionals, all selling their services for the length of a project or until a problem is solved. That brings tremendous freedom, and new responsibilities to run our careers as … (5 comments)
profit: Thoughts on Profit - 03/17/08 07:11 PM
In my experience there are way too many agents who treat the real estate business as a non-profit charity without the affiliated tax advantages. Here are a few thoughts on profit, distilled and processed through from Peter Drucker in his classic book on management. PROFIT is a result of the performance of the business in marketing, innovation and … (5 comments)
profit: Update Your Profit Paradigm - 02/03/08 01:01 AM
Profits are something to be proud of, not ignore, feel weird or sad about. Let profits b be a measure of your contribution. Profits are as game, not just the scoreboard. Enjoy making money. Profits are more important today then ever before because... We are faced with increasingly rapid change. There is a … (0 comments)
profit: The Top 10 Requirements for Any Business to Remain Profitable - 01/31/08 09:46 AM
The magazine, Fast Company, recently declared that Americans are becoming a nation of "free agents". They described a generation of consultants and professionals, all selling their services for the length of a project or until a problem is solved. That brings tremendous freedom, and new responsibilities to run our careers as … (11 comments)
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The magazine, Fast Company, recently declared that Americans are becoming a nation of "free agents". They described a generation of consultants and professionals, all selling their services for the length of a project or until a problem is solved. That brings tremendous freedom, and new responsibilities to run our careers as … (5 comments)
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