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Suggest You - How is Your Lifestyle on the Road?
A blog, or web log, is an online diary that people use for all kinds of reasons. Some people use them for hobby purposes – to espouse their opinions about important world events. But as a marketer, you can use a free, simple blog to help brand your business and drives targeted traffic to your product or membership domains.Blogging is easy to do and addictive once you get started. First, go to a site like www.Blogger.com and register for a free account. Then you’ll name your blog – and while it’s best to use rele
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The key to creative and effective branding of any program, product, service or institution is finding the right positioning—to drive the advertising and other marketing tools. It doesn’t have to be complicated or weird. In fact, if it’s good and effective, it’s simple and will follow this “Rule of consumers”—“You are what you appear to be.” This position, or ‘brand’ is really an identity (not in your mind but in your audience’s)—a way people can sort through all the confusing information and summarize what they think ab
I spend a good ten days a month on the road now flying across the country to different meetings, projects and conferences. Maintaining a proper diet, fitness routine and balanced lifestyle take discipline when at home and more so when on the road. Here are some basic tips I employ to maintaining a healthy lifestyle while travelling on business.
Diet – Eating properly is one of the most important disciplines you can have on the road. Rushing between meetings and missing meals often means making poor choices later in the day. Avoiding snack food and fast food is a good place to start. Many airports and hotels are now offering healthier choices on their menus. Your diet is critically important to ensuring that you are looking after yourself.
Drink lots of water – I have found by drinking lots of water during a conference, my mental retention level increases and by avoiding over consumption of coffee and alcohol I can remain sharp so that no details are missed. This also applies to soft drinks and other drinks with excessive amounts of caffeine.
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There are a few people in business who can remember LP Records, Eight Track Tapes, Cassettes, or Monochrome Monitors. There a few who can remember using the phone, as opposed to email, or even a time when we would walk down the hall to speak to someone in person. Some may even recall the dark ages of microfiche, facsimile machines or 56k modems. Those seasoned veterans will also remember a time when it was acceptable to be human.Email is a way to communicate across great distances, to great numbers of people, and to
I spend a good ten days a month on the road now flying across the country to different meetings, projects and conferences. Maintaining a proper diet, fitness routine and balanced lifestyle take discipline when at home and more so when on the road. Here are some basic tips I employ to maintaining a healthy lifestyle while travelling on business.
Diet – Eating properly is one of the most important disciplines you can have on the road. Rushing between meetings and missing meals often means making poor choices later in the day. Avoiding snack food and fast food is a good place to start. Many airports and hotels are now offering healthier choices on their menus. Your diet is critically important to ensuring that you are looking after yourself.
Drink lots of water – I have found by drinking lots of water during a conference, my mental retention level increases and by avoiding over consumption of coffee and alcohol I can remain sharp so that no details are missed. This also applies to soft drinks and other drinks with excessive amounts of caffeine.
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In November I wrote an article entitled, “Is Staff Turnover Keeping you Poor…Costs and Affordable Solutions”. The article identified eight simple tips to reduce turnover and related expenses. The tips detailed: 1. Involving staff in turnover reduction planning 2. Evaluating your hiring process 3. Addressing communication issues 4. Recognition and praise 5. Staff training and development 6. Positive relations among staff 7. Starting the campaign with successful actions 8. Tracking a
Diet – Eating properly is one of the most important disciplines you can have on the road. Rushing between meetings and missing meals often means making poor choices later in the day. Avoiding snack food and fast food is a good place to start. Many airports and hotels are now offering healthier choices on their menus. Your diet is critically important to ensuring that you are looking after yourself.
Drink lots of water – I have found by drinking lots of water during a conference, my mental retention level increases and by avoiding over consumption of coffee and alcohol I can remain sharp so that no details are missed. This also applies to soft drinks and other drinks with excessive amounts of caffeine.
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Most people attend traditional business networking events to expand their networks. Traditional events include functions produced by people-focused organizations (such as for women and young professionals) as well as industry-focused groups (such as for marketing and software).Though nothing is wrong with attending these events, it’s a good idea to expand your horizons by attending some non-traditional events. By attending these events, you are providing yourself with the opportunity to meet people in a new environm
Drink lots of water – I have found by drinking lots of water during a conference, my mental retention level increases and by avoiding over consumption of coffee and alcohol I can remain sharp so that no details are missed. This also applies to soft drinks and other drinks with excessive amounts of caffeine.
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Years ago I read an article by a renowned psychologist wherein he wrote his studies found one percent of all human beings would never lie, cheat or steal. One percent would always lie, cheat or steal and given the right set of circumstances, the rest of us would likely lie, cheat and/or steal.I mention this to highlight the fact that, if we can buyoff on this one principle – sobering though it may be – we have then, a benchmark from which to begin to at least try to understand the denigration of ethics that lead to
Fitness – Your physical fitness is another key component to maintaining a healthy lifestyle while on the road. To attract the corporate guests, most hotels now offer a fitness centre, knowing that fitness is important to the lifestyle of traveling executives. Keeping up with your fitness schedule will ensure that you are on-track to keeping healthy.
Sleep – Another area I find I skip on while travelling is sleep. I will often stay up late with conference attendees in the hotel restaurant or bar discussing what we have learned that day and before you know it there are only 5 or 6 hours left for sleep. The right amount of sleep is even more important when you are on the road. When flying, I personally try to stay away from the Red Eye flights to lower my risks of suffering from jet lag and other challenges with sleeping on a plane.
A few other tips I have put into practice that contribute to my healthy lifestyle while travelling include:
Stress level – There is nothing worse when traveling on business than having to deal with the little issues back at the office. This will derail your concentration and undo the benefits
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