Nancy Brown, my co-host on the BlogTalkRadio show YourMilitaryLife.com, has just started a new business called All About Business Company.
As Nancy says, "With this tough economy, all businesses need that other set of eyes to review their daily business operations. When they are cutting costs and staff, they could probably cut their operational costs easily. For example, by using newer office equipment and computer programs, they could make their staff more productive, and their staff could be utilized for other tasks."
Here's a brief video of how Nancy's new business can help your business. Or if you know of businesses who could be helped by Nancy, please send this blog post to them.
And Nancy has been so bitten by our BlogTalkRadio show that she now has a new show of her own called Business Guru Show. Check the schedule to learn from her business wisdom.
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Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of MRS. LIEUTENANT: A SHARON GOLD NOVEL and the co-author of the Jewish holiday book SEASONS FOR CELEBRATION. She also blogs at Mrs. Lieutenant and Operation Support Jews in the Military, and she is the co-host of the BlogTalkRadio show Your Military Life. Her company Miller Mosaic LLC builds call-to-action websites for book authors and small businesses.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Your Turn to Win: New Book by Lance Heft
Today on the BlogTalkRadio show YourMilitaryLife.com -- Nancy Brown and I interviewed Lance Heft, the author of the new book "Your Turn to Win."
I can't recommend the book because I haven't read it yet. But I can recommend you listen to our 30-minute interview and consider the book yourself.
And the part of the interview that most moved me was when Lance described the breast cancer fund he recently set up to honor his fourth-grade teacher, a breast cancer survivor, because of six words she wrote on the back of his end-of-year report card. I'll give you a hint about the words -- Shakespeare put them in the mouth of a father giving advice to his son in "Hamlet."
I can't recommend the book because I haven't read it yet. But I can recommend you listen to our 30-minute interview and consider the book yourself.
And the part of the interview that most moved me was when Lance described the breast cancer fund he recently set up to honor his fourth-grade teacher, a breast cancer survivor, because of six words she wrote on the back of his end-of-year report card. I'll give you a hint about the words -- Shakespeare put them in the mouth of a father giving advice to his son in "Hamlet."
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