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Category Archives: Business
The Seven Habits Revisited
This is a review of one of the best personal development books ever written, “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”. I suggest you pick up a copy for your own personal use as soon as possible. Dr. Stephen Covey … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Coaching, Management
Tagged 7 habits, 7 habits of highly effective people, 8th Habit, Dr Stephen Covey, Finished Document, Group Vision, Mission Statement, Obstacles, Organizational Dynamics, Personal Development Books, Personal Purpose, Personal Use, Personal Vision Statement, Proactive, Purpose In Life, Self Consciousness, seven habits, seven habits of highly effective people, Stimulus And Response, Term Goals, Tyranny, Vision Statements, Visualization
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The Biggest Bankruptcy in Modern History – Now What?
Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy September 2008. This was a major part of the economic meltdown during this time period. A court-appointed examiner, Anton Valukas, has found that they used accounting gimmicks to hide the fact that they were billions … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Commentary
Tagged Bank Robbery, Bankruptcy, Billions Of Dollars, Ceo, Economic Meltdown, Gimmicks, Lehman Brothers, Modern History, money, Running, Selling Drugs, Time Dick, Time Period
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Greed and Strange Bedfellows
What do the government of Singapore, California’s State Workers Pension Fund, and the Church of England all have in common? They are all major investment losers in a massive commercial real estate fiasco. Five years ago Tishman Speyer and Blackrock … Continue reading →