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Wednesday, May 18

"How you give is more important than what you give"

by BizNess Editor on Wed 18 May 2005 11:46 AM PDT

BizNess & JoeUser Audio Review - This review is brought to you by BizNess Owner and Biz Owner of JoeUser.com who provide weekly reviews and articles for Fred Harteis, Harteis International and BizNet Productions

"How you give is more important than what you give"

by Johann Campbell

How we give has a great impact on our sense of contentment and greatly affects our relationships. When you give do you give with strings attached? Do you set conditions on the use of the "gift"? Of course not, you say. OK, if you gave your child a ... more »

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Fred Harteis and Goal Setting

by jph on Wed 18 May 2005 09:00 AM EDT

Fred Harteis, president of Harteis International and Team-Team.Biz, understands the importance of goal setting as a tool for achieving one's dreams. Many people have either heard about or read about the importance of goal setting. But not many people have had the opportunity to have someone actually teach you what to do. The only thing I understood about goal setting was to simple "set goals to become successful."

I would think about what I wanted to accomplish and that would be the extent of it.

Goal setting is more than that. It ... more »

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Be Willing to Make a Few Changes

by jph on Wed 18 May 2005 08:46 AM EDT

Fred Harteis, affliated with Team, Editor's Review: Jim Rohn is right on the mark in the following article. He is talking about how you need to take charge of your life if you want success in any area. The importance of doing the right activities, eg., reading the right books and then putting yourself in action, is key.
At age 25, I had a day shortly after I met Mr. Shoaff called "do not kid myself anymore" day. I didn't want to be disillusioned anymore. Up until then, I had been using the crossed-finger theory. ... more »

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