I just posted the latest issue of my Info-Entrepreneur Tip of the Month. This one looks at how to take a strategic retreat and brainstorm through what is frustrating you. Think of this as an invitation to take a fresh start on the year, spend a day creating all the tools you need to get past the painful parts of your work or job.
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February 28, 2009
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