At one time I read about Jack Welch’s six key rules in Forbes magazine. Jack Welch was the CEO of General Electric for 20 years. He was instrumental in leading General Electric into a higher level of dominance in the marketplace. Let me share with you the real estate application to these six rules.
1. Face reality as it is, not as it was or as you wish it to be. This rule has a few key components for REALTORS®.
A. Today is the only reality you have. What are you going to …

When I was a newbie in the internet business, “how to make money online?” is the question I kept asking around and looking for the answer either from online and offline. I believe many of the beginners who are interested to earn money from internet have the same question, but not every of them find their answer correctly. You may find the answers saying that making money on internet is an easy task, everyone can do it and make money fast; but in reality, it is not. That’s why most …

Worsening unemployment, reduced availability of credit and our static housing market all combine to keep the economic environment subdued. Certainly, during this period, UK retailing has had to
cope with lots of difficulties.
However, perhaps the recession’s most insidious impact lies in its brutal assault on trust and confidence. Indeed, where occasional fragments of good news do emerge, our misgivings often remain.
Yet, against international comparisons, British retailing is one of our most advanced, innovative and resilient sectors. Our 2.8 million employees comprise 11% of the total UK workforce, delivering sales in …

As a consultant, I’ve deliberately avoided making too big a deal about this recession we find ourselves in because.
First it doesn’t help a great deal to dwell upon problems when really you ought to be thinking about solutions; and secondly, you’re probably hearing plenty about it from everyone else.
I’ve been getting a lot of emails and calls from business owners who are having an extremely bad time of things at the moment. Everyone, it seems, is asking the same question: “can you help me survive the recession?”
Hmm. Well, first thing …

The new entrepreneur may soon feel like they are in over their head trying to keep up with all the aspects of running a successful business. For many individuals who came from a corporate work background, it can be shocking to suddenly have complete responsibility for every part of operating a company. In particular, many former executives new to owning a business may have been used to delegating many of the more tedious tasks to underlings. The pressure to have to take care of everything on your own may be …