Archive for January, 2010

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This is for the pamphlet only for this edition of the audio-cassette career training series.

Insight #65: Earl Nightingale with Zig Ziglar


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A digital camcorder repair service has set a goal not to exceed an average of 5 working days from
the time the unit is brought in to the time repairs are completed. A random sample of 12 repair
records showed the following repair times (in days): 9, 2, 5, 1, 5, 4, 7, 5, 11, 3, 7, 2. At α = .05 is
the goal being met?


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Introducing NLP Neuro-Linguistic Programming: Psychological Skills for Understanding and Influencing People


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SALTER / SKINNER: Sherlock Homes and the Voice of Terror by William Stromberg

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Salter / Skinner: Sherlock Homes And The Voice Of Terror


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The Fourth Dimension

The Next Level of Personal and Organizational Achievement

As the latest wave of corporate downsizing, streamlining, and reengineering initiatives continues to mount in intensity, the traditional employer-employee relationship is experiencing a massive shakeup, and a new work paradigm is struggling to be born. At the same time that employers are finding that they can no longer offer the traditional carrots of job security and lavish compensation packages, they are coming to recognize the need to forge closer partnerships with their employees—partnerships defined by shared risks, responsibilities, and rewards. But a paradigm shift of this magnitude cannot occur without considerable effort on the parts of both employers and employees. Such a successful fusion of personal and organizational visions requires a radical change in attitudes, expectations, and work patterns, and those who are quickest to make those changes are sure to be the big winners in the years ahead.

The Fourth Dimension provides a comprehensive program for managers challenged to do more with less and individuals seeking to improve the quality of their worklives. It offers proven techniques to help you excel in the three primary work dimensions outlined in the authors’ acclaimed MetaWork SystemTM:

  • PowerWorkTM: efficiency, effectiveness, and the achievement of the right results
  • NetWorkTM: sharing competence and knowledge with others and developing more dynamic working relationships
  • ValueWorkTM: achieving more frequent breakthroughs in performance and value added based on individual and group ideas

You’ll learn how to integrate these three primary dimensions into an incredibly potent Fourth Dimension, a newly defined workspace within which individuals, teams, and entire companies continually exceed their best hopes and expectations.

Throughout The Fourth Dimension, the authors provide vivid real-life illustrations of the astonishing results that have been achieved with the techniques they describe. Personal profiles of leaders such as Rebecca Matthias of Mothers Work and Steve Wiggins of Oxford Health Plans, as well as case studies of top companies, including Hewlett-Packard, Compaq, and Microsoft, lead you to a fuller understanding of the revolutionary changes now reshaping the work world and how many of today’s business leaders have learned to use fourth dimensional thinking to gain the competitive edge.

Offering a complete program for achieving higher levels of performance by combining personal and organizational vision, The Fourth Dimension is must reading for executives, managers, team leaders, entrepreneurs, and virtually anyone interested in achieving a more fulfilling and meaningful destiny in the postindustrial work world.

The Fourth Dimension: The Next Level of Personal and Organizational Achievement


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I’ve come across articles and books that say “write your goal in present tense as it has already happened” … ie “I earn $100,000 per year” and “I now own a BMW M5″

but this doesnt make complete sense to me…personally, If i wrote a goal that said “I will earn $100,000 per year” and “I will own a BMW M5″ that actually motivates me to work on something to make it happen, right? i would have to make a plan to make that happen…

how does having the goal in present tense make me pursue and work hard for it if i already have it? this confused me. i’d love your input. thanks..
Thanks for the awesome answer guys!!! :)


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