Posted April 28, 2007 
Comments(0) IDEA # 1
If your partner is going away for a few days, tel her that you are worried about
her so you have organized a bodyguard to look after her. Then give her a
small teddy bear.
IDEA # 2
Buy a packet of glow in the dark stars and stick the stars on the roof above
your bed to spel out a message such as “I Love You” When the lights go
down, your message will be revealed!
Posted April 28, 2007 Comments(0) There are many outside news sources that are dedicated to Google and the world of search engines. Here are a few news sources that frequently have information about Google:-
Posted April 28, 2007 Comments(0) You can use Google to find information about anything in the world, even Google itself:
Google Blog
Posted April 25, 2007 Comments(0) Ask.com is going to launch a contextual advertising product just like Adsense. The company hopes to win over publishers by attacking one of AdSence’s biggest weaknesses - transparency. Ask’s contextual product will be available on May 21st for publishers to sign up.
I wonder what their payouts will be. I dont think it would be better then adsense…anyways here is the article: http://www.netpox.com/?p=70
Posted April 25, 2007 Comments(0) An important part of focusing on results is working out what to focus on! Many people work very hard all day doing little jobs that do not actually affect the quality of their work.
There are three areas that needs emphasis on - clarifying what you enjoy, understanding what your strengths and weaknesses are, and working out both what your job is and what constitutes excellent performance.
Posted April 25, 2007 Comments(0) The first part of your focus on results should be to work out how much your time costs. This helps you to see if you are spending your time profitably. If you work for an organization, calculate how much you cost it each year. Include your salary, payroll taxes, the cost of office space you occupy, equipment and facilities you use, expenses, administrative support, etc. If you are self-employed, work the annual running costs of your business. To this figure add a ‘guesstimate’ of the amount of profit you should generate by your activity. If you work normal hours, you will have approximately 200 productive days each year. If you work 7½ hours each day, this equates to 1,500 hours in a year. From these figures, calculate an hourly rate. This should give a reasonable estimate of how much your time is worth - this may be a surprisingly large amount! When you are deciding whether or not to take a task on, think about this value - are you wasting your or your organization’s resources on a low yield task?
Posted April 25, 2007 Comments(0) Many people spend their days in a frenzy of activity, but achieve very little because they are not concentrating on the right things.
The 80:20 Rule
Posted April 25, 2007 Comments(0) Your mind, like your body, needs exercise in order to function well. A few ways to exercise your mind is to do some crossword puzzles, or play common games like solitaire or chess to keep your mind
sharp.
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