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The Nashville City Paper's Richard Lawson has written another tired and disjointed screed that does the very thing he accuses neighborhood leaders of doing: demonizing his opponents, neighborhood leaders.
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Chatterbox still hatin' on 'hoods
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Posted on June 23, 2008 - 10:35pm at Enclave
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It's Not Like Mortgages are a Common Thing at Country Clubs
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Posted on June 20, 2008 - 7:10am at Enclave
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Sure, it's important to find out whether there is the appearance of influence peddling among mortgage lenders and the U.S. Senate, but are we really surprised to find out that wealthy men and women have no need of mortgages?
How Good Is The Promise?
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Posted on June 2, 2008 - 2:25am at The Relationship Economy
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Businesses seek competitive advantage. The methods used to gain competitive advantage vary by industry but the fundamental objectives are the same, creating and delivering more value than expected.
Delivering more value than expected is a race driven by creativity, innovation and speed. The race never ends however the expectation for value increases with every turn [...]
The Emotional Ties that Bind Us
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Posted on March 17, 2008 - 7:02am at The Entrepreneurial Mind
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Michael Lee Stallard has just released a new e-book on the power of emotional ties in business -- he calls it the connection culture. Stallard's e-book is now available for downloading for free at changethis.com. Here is a brief description from the author:
