1. Try to label everything VERY clearly, so that you won’t have so many of the same interrupting questions, such as, “How much is this?” 2. Have something easy for the people coming to your booth to suck on, but not something that will make them spit when you ask them a question.
Practical Applications For Getting Organized
So often I hear from many women who write to me… “There’s just not enough time in my day!” Then there is… “I work all day (whether at home or away) and then I’m supposed to get dinner on the table, have the kids bathed etc…” There are SOME solutions, but it takes time to […]
Considering Network Marketing and Direct Sales?
You just came home from an in home party where your friend was the hostess so she could earn some free products. You had a wonderful time, the food was great, the company was stimulating, and the product was enticing. The hostess did a wonderful job of telling you all the merits of this business […]
A Plan For Guests – Holiday Planner
If you plan, plan, plan ahead, you will be so amazed at how MUCH of a difference it will make when the holidays arrive! The holidays represent the best of times. They’re a time of celebration and a time to catch up with family members you haven’t seen all year long: the niece who is […]
Last Minute Holiday Organizing
It’s that time of year again – everyone is rushing here and there to get their tasks accomplished. Families are getting the house ready for guests and “good food.” What is it all for? Is it an excuse to have our favorite meal? Is it a reason to get together with family members? Is […]
Practical Time Management Using The Busy Womans Daily Planner
Guest article by Kandas Nesbitt-Rodarte Practical Time Management Using The Busy Woman’s Daily Planner © I read a lot of articles about managing my time and home office. I’ve picked up a few tips here and there but for the most part, what I’ve read isn’t applicable to my lifestyle. I’m a work at home […]
A Plan for Gifts for the Holidays
Hanukkah Gifts for the Holidays Susie: When I was a little girl, there wasn’t as much as a “plan for gifts” as there was the “tradition” of making decorations for Hanukkah, lighting candles, singing prayers, and opening presents. I remember mom and dad saving for small things to give out each night. Now that I […]
Getting Ahead of the Competition by Kim Haas
Competition is a constant threat. If you want to stay on top, you have to stay on your toes because your competition won’t hesitate to step on them. Here are a few tips on how to get an advantage over your competition. 1. Advertise using the same media as your competitors.
RX for the Chronically Late
For some lucky women, keeping track of time comes naturally. They are always prompt, even early for appointments. They seem to have an alarm clock programmed into their brain, while others are chronically late. These chronically late women can remember an appointment one minute, walk out of the kitchen or office and then totally forget […]
Taking Labels On The Run
When I want to take my work on the run, I print out a stack of labels and take them with me to my doctors appointments (where we wait forever to be seen) or other appointments where waiting is routine.