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Exceed
your goals
You reach all your goals at work, so why do you feel a lack of accomplishment?
Maybe you're failing to really challenge yourself.
When Julie Jordan Scott stared up at a rock climbing wall, she
felt confident in her role as cheerleader and kept both feet firmly
on the ground as others challenged themselves to scramble 44 feet
to the top. Then, she decided to give it a try and set her goal
at an easily attainable 15 feet.
As she made the climb, a remarkable change took place and she decided
to strive for the top. "The wall had become symbolic of all I had
wanted to do, yet believed I could not do because of my own self-imposed
limitations," Scott writes on ComfortQueen.com.
"I decided I was no longer being a participant in my own destructive
beliefs. I was going to become completely, fully an expression of
my destiny."
Fast
forward
It didn't take long before chain letter scams made their way into
cyberspace. Are you waiting for that $1,000 you were promised after
forwarding an e-mail letter to 100 of your nearest and dearest friends?
Stop wearing a path to your mailbox -- you've been scammed.
Myria's Techie Mama says she's had little luck getting co-workers
to take their fingers off the e-mail "forward" button. You may think
you're helping friends by forwarding messages about terrible e-mail
viruses, but there are better ways to check
out those warnings.
Sometimes an e-mail tells a tale so amazing you've just got to
pass it on. But, is it true? You may be forwarding an urban
legend.
Finally, if you want to get your e-mail under control, Learn the
Net offers 10
ways to stop spam, the junk mail of the Internet.
Stock
tip
If you're looking for ideas to bring to the next meeting of your
investors' club, Morningstar
recommends checking out companies that put their faith in women.
One quick source is Working Mother magazine's annual list of the
100
Best Companies for
Working Mothers List. The publication ranks the firms based
on their percentages of female employees, managers, officers and
directors.
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