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Interview with Teri Louden, President of The Louden Network, Healthcare
by on Dec.19, 2010, under Preventative Medicine
Interview with Teri Louden, President of The Louden Network. Teri discusses trends toward “personalized medicine.”
Why Health and Fitness Plus Network Marketing Make a Great Home Business
by on Oct.31, 2010, under Health and Fitness
When you decide to choose a network marketing company, there are so many things to consider. You have to think about the company’s compensation plan, learn about their terms of service, etc. However, the most important choice comes down to the product. If you don’t choose the right product or service, you may never get your business off of the ground.There are some network marketing companies out there with products or services that are simply too difficult to sell. Those who do have success with them probably have tremendous sales skills, signed up their family and friends to join them, or spent years building themselves up to a high level. It is critical to choose a product that you resonate with. If you can’t believe in it or let alone use it on a regular basis, what makes you think you can convince others to do so?This is why the health and fitness niche is a winner. I call it an evergreen niche because almost everyone will at some point in their lives want to improve their health. Improving one’s health could be losing weight, getting into shape, or maintaing their current health. It is a niche that will never run dry!The problem is that many of the products that are in the network marketing industry are not ones that promote the proper way to get healthy. They may sell at first because of the “magic bullet” effect of society seeking an easy fix in a pill or shake. Yet, when there are little results to show for it, the sales may run dry. You have to find products that you feel comfortable using, are legitimate, and truly bring results.The great thing about the health and fitness niche is that you don’t have to be a fitness professional to get started. You just need the desire to utilize the products and become a living testimonial to how they help you stay in the best shape of your life. Doing so makes selling as well as recruiting so much easier.With that being said, choose your company wisely! Consider the health and fitness niche as there are some really excellent products that would make for a great homebased business.
By the way…would you like to learn more about the company I chose that is in the health and fitness industry?
Visit my web site here: Team Beachbody. Sign up to my FREE newsletter to learn how to get into the best shape of your life while growing a homebased business at the same time!
Eartha Haines is an Independent Beachbody
Starbucks Brews Up In-Store Digital Media Network
by on Oct.20, 2010, under Health and Fitness
Defence Dept defends obese recruit policy
The Defence Department is standing by its policy of accepting recruits classified as obese.
Read more on ABC via Yahoo!7 News
Starbucks Brews Up In-Store Digital Media Network
Starbucks: now offering coffee and digital media.
Read more on The Motley Fool
Courage Center Joins Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation NeuroRecovery Network
by on Jul.13, 2010, under Health and Fitness
Today’s OpEds: Churchillian Berwick?; Government’s Obesity Fight; WSJ On Paying For Health Reform
Radical Reformer Has The Right Message On Medicare The Baltimore Sun In an ideal world, Berwick would be Medicare’s Winston Churchill, a prophetic voice who emerges from the wilderness and ends years of appeasement and denial. He tells the truth about federal health care and medicine generally. It’s no wonder the Obama administration didn’t think the Senate could handle it (Jay Hancock, 7/11)…
Read more on Medical News Today
Courage Center Joins Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation NeuroRecovery Network
MINNEAPOLIS, July 13 /PRNewswire/ — Courage Center’s Activity Based Locomotor Exercise (ABLE) program has been named one of five community-based fitness and wellness facilities of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s NeuroRecovery Network (NRN). This cooperative network of cutting-edge rehabilitation centers provide and develop therapies that promote functional recovery and improve the …
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Your Career Planning For Self-Investment
by on Jun.08, 2010, under Uncategorized
When you start a job, if you want it to turn into a lifetime career path, make plans early. Envision the position you want and work toward it. When you know exactly where you want your career to go, this will help you aim, learn and achieve. If you do not plan for a successful career you may very well find yourself stuck in your cubicle thinking about all of the things that could have been.
Set goals. These can be long or short term goals. You can plan for the month, year or several years ahead. Where do you want to be in a year from now in your job? When you retire, what post do you want to retire from? Keep these questions in mind when you are preparing your goals.
Do you actually enjoy what you do? Are you a sales rep for a bedding collection? Maybe you are interested in designing a collection of your own? A job that you have now to handle your bills does not mean you have to stay in this position until retirement. Look beyond paying your bills into the place that holds your passions.
Before you make any rush decisions, make sure you know what your niche is. Maybe you accidentally discovered you have a passion for interior design while creating your own full loft bed. Remain conscience of the things you do on a daily basis that make you happy.
Once you have figured out exactly what you want to do, and are ready to stop daydreaming about your sanyo rice cooker while in your cubicle, it is time for a plan! So you’ve figured out you want to become an interior designer, but what will it take to get there? What education do you need? How can you network with people in the same field? Set your goals, figure out what needs to be done and start.
Be very specific in your plan of action. Create your step by step plan with actions. This will make your goal feel attainable, as you scratch out your list one at a time.
If you want a great career, you will have to work for it. The first step is realizing that your goal is attainable. Adjust your plan as you go and appreciate your efforts. As long as you continue to go after your dream it is only a matter of time before you will achieve it.
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