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I recently had an e-mail from a newsletter subscriber asking me a very specific question.

I was about to reply when I had the thought of sharing it with you because I know lots of people who are in, if not the exact same situation, then one very similar.

Before I give you my take (and this is definitely one of those posts that I’d love you to offer your input in the comments),

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When Is An Assclown Not An Assclown?

If you didn’t read my previous post this one won’t make a whole lot of sense to you, so check it out here.

Shortly after the post went live I got an e-mail from Bob that simply read:

“Hi Tim Please give me your address and I will send you a check before the end of the month. I apologize.”

That really cheered me up. Not because of the money, but because it led me

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4 Takeaways After Being Ripped Off

A month or so ago he I was contacted by one of my readers (let’s call him Bob for  the purposes of this post) and asked if I could help him with his issue of chronic procrastination.

I’ve had quite  lot of experience in helping people who procrastinate and it’s work that can under the right circumstances be highly enjoyable and challenging, so we set up a time to do a consult call shortly

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Do Cancer Victims Deserve Our Sympathy?

This week one of the greatest Linebackers to ever play the game of (American) football, Junior Seau, took his own life at the age of just 43.

It was shocking news to anybody that follows the game made worse by the fact that most people had no idea there was a problem in the first place.

There have been deaths of other players in recent years that were of no surprise, but Seau didn’t

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School Yourself: How Google’s Tool Set Can Add Value To Your Work

This is a somewhat unusual guest post for me, but I am almost evangelical about life long learning and its benefits, so I was more than happy to run it.

If you’re not growing, your shrinking and it’s never been easier to acquire knowledge, if you know where and how to look.

Before I hand you over to Chuck though I just wanted to avert your gaze to my navigation bar.

Next to ‘Blog’

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How To Stop Procrastinating In 3 Steps

The title of this post is a tad misleading because I’m not sure it’s possibly to eradicate procrastination from your life completely without the use of a time machine.

The reality is we all procrastinate from time to time it’s just how we’re wired up.

On the other hand, whereas you procrastinating on emptying the dishwasher may be a tad irritating to your partner, procrastinating on writing a sales proposal or important report may

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Jumping to New Conclusions

Before I get to today’s excellent guest post from Brad Jorgensen, I just wanted to give you the  heads up in case you missed my last post.

I am now giving my combo selection of 3 books that normally retail at $19.99 for free.

If you want to grab your freebies, check out this page and use coupon code ‘free’ at checkout.

Jumping to New Conclusions

I once heard the idea that while in

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Why Me Being A Terrible Politician Is Good News For You

I have never understood the human disposition to admire people who stay true to their beliefs even in the face of overwhelming contrary evidence.

This was never more aptly demonstrated to me than when John Kerry confessed in his run for the White House against George W Bush, that he’d changed his stance over Iraq.

Kerry admitted he had been made aware of new information and as such had changed his opinion accordingly.

You’d

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