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Recommendedby Nialfrom Liverpool
Great for short staysPosted 21-Aug-2014 on Hotels.com
Lovely setting and surroundings. Breakfasts are delicious and generous. Only downside is the size of the shower. But not enough to stop me going back again
for Personal Eventby Alisonfrom Winnipeg, Canada
fantastic place!!Posted 28-Jul-2014 on Hotels.com
I was very impressed by my stay at the village. The rooms are simple and small, but clean and great for one person. Room service comes every morning to clean rooms. Each morning, a full and very tasty continental breakfast is included with the cost of room!!! There is a separate kitchen with microwave, tv, and fridge on the same floor as the room. It is supplied with dishes and cutlery, and I found this very helpful for the times that I didn't want to eat out. There is a grocery store right by the village!! Fantastic!! I will come back again when I am in Belfast!!!
for Studentsby Englishmanfrom London
Cheap - but you get what you pay forPosted 1-Sep-2013
Pros: A full breakfast (good) is included at no extra cost. There is a nice communal kitchen (but note no kettles are allowed in the bedrooms).
Cons: Plumbing is very noisy indeed - a prolonged buzzing for 5 mins after every flush! Shower cubicle too narrow. No proper wardrobe, just rail and curtain
Location: It is walkable in 30 minutes from the Europa bus station and only 10 minutes from the Botanic Gardens and award-winning Ulster Museum.
I took a photo of myself in the room... and it looks like I'm in a prison cell, but the difference is you are free to come and go and if you don't plan on spending much time in the room why pay more? Breeze block walls won't be to everyone's taste but though spartan, the room is warm, clean and secure (accessed by no fewer than three card-swipe doors). I recommend a visit to Belfast's newest tourist attraction (as of November 2012) Crumlin Road Gaol because not only is it the best visit in town (it knocks the Titanic Centre for six) but the cells are also an interesting comparison with this university hall of residence! The hall comprises a cluster of 'village streets' - I was in Ash Road...or was it D Wing?
for Everyoneby fran
Good budget accommodationPosted 27-Aug-2013
Pros: Nothing much
Cons: This was student accommodation
Location: Fine good access to a shop & transport to centre of city
Just OK for 1 night not more! Not good for more nights. Shower too tiny.
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Good for those on a budgetPosted 18-Aug-2013 on Hotels.com
I stayed for 3 nights in Elms Village and for the cost it was good value for money. As others have noted the room itself is very basic but I just needed a place to sleep so it wasn't a problem. There is a separate common area (on each floor I believe) with a kitchen and television so there is somewhere to hang out if needed, also the sockets are more accessible in the common area compared to the bedrooms (the sockets in my room were more or less level with the desk) so if you have an odd shaped charger, such as the one for my MP3 player, you can recharge the device there. The accommodation is close enough to the city centre; I walked there and back each day but there is, what appeared from the real time information at the stops at least, a reasonably frequent bus service to/from the city centre which stops close the main gate. The only real complaint I would have about the accommodation is the noise which has been pointed out by other reviewers - this was not limited to students either, other more 'mature' guests were also at it, noise seemed to travel easily so the loud conversations these other people were engaging in were very audible in my room - the doors do slam quite loudly also, so if you are a light sleeper (which I am not) you may want to bring earplugs. Overall it's a good place to stay if your budget is limited, I would stay there again if I need a place to sleep in Belfast if I am on a limited budget again.
for Everyoneby Lindsayfrom Scotland, UK
Excellent place to stay, cheap, clean, great food.Posted 28-Jul-2013
Pros: Each floor in the apartments has a kitchen. I was able to buy my evening meal, and microwave it on return. This was a great saving.
Cons: No kettle in room. I love my tea, so each time I wanted tea, I had to get dressed to go to the kitchen.
Location: Set within Belfast city, easy walking access to tourist sites.
Great place to stay. Room was excellent, with a desk and many electrical sockets, which allowed me to charge my laptop, mobile phone etc, easily. The shower was very very small. Just enough space for an average size person to manoeuvre. On arrival back to my room on the first day, my bed had been made, and towels changed. This did not happen on my second stay, which was disappointing. Breakfast was excellent, hot and more than enough to eat. Reception staff were very very pleasant, helpful and friendly. Kitchen and cleaning staff were friendly. Heaps of parking free space, easy access using a sat nav.
for Everyoneby Mikefrom Andover, UK
Good AccomodationPosted 23-Jul-2013
Pros: Free Wi-Fi, good breakfast.
Cons: No bus service on a Sunday.
Location: Short distance to city centre.
Student accommodation, basic but comfortable rooms, good breakfast. Kitchen facilities.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Great place to sleep!Posted 22-Jul-2013
Very friendly staff although the building and rooms were too hot and there wasn't a way to lower the temperature!


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22 Nov 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and St. John's
From now until Christmas Destination St. John's will be running weekly blogs that focus on shopping local for your holiday treats. Each blog will feature a different retailer, their most exciting products and why buying local is so important to them. This week, warm your soul with delicious local spirits from the Newfoundland & Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC).
15 Nov 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events and St. John's
Celebrated in eleven cities across Canada in 2013, Gold Medal Plates features the premier chefs in each city in a competition to crown a gold, silver and bronze medal culinary team in each city, and subsequently nation-wide at the Canadian Culinary Championships.
31 Oct 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events and St. John's
I recently had the pleasure of attending a very special dinner hosted by RANL (Restaurant Association of Newfoundland and Labrador) and The Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland. From This Rock - A Dinner of Local Fare is an annual culinary tour that travels across the province presenting attendees with a multi- course dinner prepared by some of the provinces best chefs.
29 Aug 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Birdwatching , Nature , Trip Planning , Cape St. Mary's , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
When planning a trip to Newfoundland and Labrador this Fall you may want to bring your binoculars.
16 Aug 2013 by Lauren Saunders in St. John's
The Memorial University of Newfoundland Botanical Garden is the province's premier botanical garden and one of St. John's best kept secrets.
2 Aug 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Cape Spear Lighthouse and St. John's
You won't find a group of chocolatiers more passionate about great chocolate. And their passion shows.
23 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Hiking & Walking , Whale Watching , Nature , Lighthouses , Cape Spear Lighthouse and St. John's
Spend the day touring Cape Spear, the most easterly point in North America, and the picturesque fishing village of Petty Harbour. You won't regret it!
19 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Culture , History , Art Galleries , Cultural Experiences , St. John's and Museum
Our city isn't short of museums, galleries, historic sites, and unique attractions. Meet new people, hear our stories, and learn something new. Each of these places will bring you a colourful experience you won't soon forget.
11 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Icebergs , Whale Watching and St. John's
It's hard not to visit St. John's without longing to be out on the water. The stunning scenery of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged coastline can lure any traveller to hop on board with one of our outstanding boat tour operators.
5 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Food & Dining
Screech-Ins aside, there is much more to this rum than what meets the eye.
26 Jun 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Trip Planning , Signal Hill and St. John's
A day exploring Signal Hill National Historic Site and the Johnson GEO Centre is a great way to start your tour of St. John's.
29 Nov 2012 by Lauren Saunders in Culture
She stands majestically overlooking the harbour, sharing the dominance of our iconic skyline with the Basilica Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Built on the same strategic location of Fort Townsend, an 18th century military fort that protected our city, The Rooms houses and protects all that is dear to the people of Newfoundland and Labrador: our history, our stories, our art and culture.
30 Jul 2012 by Alyssa Free in Festivals & Events , Culture , Entertainment , Art Galleries , Cultural Experiences and St. John's
Tonight I spent a magical evening amongst the subtle glow of lanterns at the annual St. John's Lantern Festival. The festival is a fundraiser for Victoria Park in St. John's historic west end and runs for one day on the last full weekend of July every year.
21 Dec 2011 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Festivals & Events , Culture , History and Entertainment
Last weekend, hundreds upon hundreds of people in St. John's paraded through the streets. Men were dressed as women, women were dressed as men. Underwear was worn as outerwear and even small children were merrily sporting bras stuffed with socks over the tops of their various layers. There were lots of ingeniously creative hobbyhorses prancing around and it was almost impossible to count the number of ugly sticks and accordions.
It's all just another Christmas in Newfoundland and Labrador.
8 Dec 2011 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Culture and History
It's almost Christmas. Have you heard?
I for one tend to get a bit twitchy when November starts to gallop towards December and public places set their sound systems to Jingle Bells 101. So I find it helps my Christmas spirit (or lackthereof) to remind myself of the good things about the season. The things that don't involve frantically running around malls full of people mowing you down to get better spots in cash register line-ups so long there should a surprise pop-up concert by Adele waiting at the end.
30 Oct 2011 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Festivals & Events , Culture , History and Entertainment
St. John's is a city that has been on the go for over 400 years. That's a whole lot of life, death, love, murder, passion, intrigue, treachery and… did I mention death? That's a whole lot of history, spilling out into the twists and turns of the narrow streets. No wonder it's a hotbed of hauntings.
Professional heavyweights: what makes the St. John's International Women's Film Festival so very awesome?26 Oct 2011 by Clare-Marie Grigg in Festivals & Events , Culture and Entertainment
It's one of my absolute favourite events of the year. The St. John's International Women's Film Festival kicked off its five-day run last Tuesday night by slamming it down and packing a few punches.
24 Oct 2011 by Guest Blogger in Culture
Lauren Suarez, a 17-year-old high school student from Greenwood Indiana, recently travelled to St. John's for the first time with her mom and her mom's best friend, Laura. They stayed with Laura's relatives who made the experience so unforgettable that Lauren wrote to tell us how completely she fell in love with Newfoundland & Labrador and its people.
20 Oct 2011 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Shopping , Culture , Trip Planning , Entertainment and Top Destinations
Karen Moores is a cities-focused travel writer who calls St. John's, Newfoundland home. She is proud of her city's commitment to historic preservation while retaining a hip, modern vibe. Check out her insider tips to the Canadian city.
29 Sep 2011 by Guest Blogger in Culture and Entertainment
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To Minsk on a Prayer
"Eastern Europe's outcast, Belarus lies at the edge of the region and seems determined to avoid integration with the rest of the continent at all costs. Taking its lead from the Soviet Union rather than the European Union, this pint-sized dictatorship may seem like a strange choice for travelers."
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I am going to Minsk. It is a strange choice indeed. All I keep thinking in my head is, "didn't our people work hard to get out of there?" More than that, my great grandmother was taken there against her will. Brought by train to a forest and along with thousands of other cultured, educated, Viennese Jews she was shot.
So why the heck would I choose to go there voluntarily?
I keep telling myself it is to honor and support my mother, who wants to honor her grandmother.
All of this is true. I do want to honor and support my mother and honor my great grandmother.
But this still feels a bit crazy.
I grew up breathing the Holocaust. It was a topic spoken of at almost every meal. Hitler's Mein Kampf sat on the bookshelf right outside my door. For years I suffered from nightmares that I was being deported. I found my own way to deal with the pain in my family and our community. I eschewed all things Holocaust. I did not read books that were not assigned reading. I did not see Schindler's List. Even as I pursued a PhD. In Jewish history, I chose to focus on the lives of German speaking Jews until 1914. I actively chose to remember those who were murdered as they lived and not only as the victims Hitler wanted them to be.
I am filled with trepidation. Clearly this will not be a fun trip. In addition to the guidebook description, we have been told to bring bug repellant and raingear to manage the swampy conditions we may encounter. One cannot visit Belarus without getting a visa which is obtained through a complex and archaic process.
You have to be part of an organized tour or work program. And very clear limits on the duration must be set in advance. So we are heading on a four day trip that heads out from Austria, my grandmother's birthplace. The trip is organized by an Austrian woman named Waltraud Barton who is not Jewish. She dedicates her time to placing markers on the graves or former homes of Jews deported from Austria. My mother connected with her last year when she and my children dedicated a tripping stone outside the home from which my great-grandmother was deported. Waltraud is bringing a group of like-minded Austrian with her. My parents and I will be the only non-Europeans. While we will meet briefly with the Reform rabbi of Minsk, we will be the only Jews for most of the journey. I am bringing a tallit and yizkor candles. The entire tour will be conducted in German and my language skills will be stretched to their limits. My borders, rabbinic and otherwise will be pushed.
I do not know what remembering the Holocaust will look like for the coming generations. In my work on global Judaism with Be'chol Lashon I often teach about the expulsion from Spain which like the Holocaust displaced a whole community, destroying physically and spiritually much of the core. Yet centuries later it is often relegated to a footnote in history.
I do not worry that the Holocaust will have the same fate. In our modern era we have done well recording and memorializing the atrocities perpetrated by everyday people against Jews in Europe. But the process of remembering forward the collective loss is a collective responsibility. When I was younger, I was content to leave that responsibility of remembering the horrors to others but now, as my parents age, and the generation that knew the Holocaust first hand is disappearing, my sense of obligation is changing.
I honestly don't know what that means exactly. I am trained as a historian but there are some things that cannot be reasoned from an armchair. I suspect that going to this place which on so many levels repels me will help me better understand what I think and feel. In general, we are taught to set out expectations and proceed towards goals. But this is different. This trip is an act of faith, faith that it will be all right in the moment, faith that emotionally I will be able to grapple with what I encounter, faith that this is not really a crazy thing to do, faith that meaning will be illuminated. Somewhere beyond reason, I believe that this trip is the right thing to do.
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Why We Love "Throwback Thursday"
Every Thursday, my Facebook feed is filled with old pictures, stories of favorite memories, and statuses that remind people of "where they were X years ago." Why? Because they all end with the hashtag "#tbt"—a way for people to recall memories on "Throwback Thursday."
But why do we love "Throwback Thursday?"
Clearly, when we go through our old pictures or think back on events we experienced, we feel a wonderful sense of nostalgia—a warm, fuzzy feeling. But that just pushes the question one level back: why do we feel nostalgia? What value does does nostalgia have?
It's actually a very nuanced question. The value of simple memory is very easy to explain, especially for evolutionary reasons. If, on the African savanna, you could remember who in your tribe had helped you take down that mastodon, or which berries had made you sick when you ate them, or where that saber-tooth tiger tended to live, you would clearly have an competitive advantage over others.
But it's harder to understand why we would want to use memories to evoke certain feelings. especially because nostalgia is often very bittersweet. We smile when we remember a poignant memory, and at the same time, there's some sadness as we realize that that moment from the past can't ever be replicated.
Yet it turns out that there is some research that suggests that those feelings of nostalgia can make us better people. As John Tierney explains in a piece in the New York Times, "Nostalgia has been shown to counteract loneliness, boredom and anxiety. It makes people more generous to strangers and more tolerant of outsiders. Couples feel closer and look happier when they're sharing nostalgic memories. On cold days, or in cold rooms, people use nostalgia to literally feel warmer."
Nostalgia, in other words, helps us connect to ourselves and to others. As Dr. Constantine Sedikides, one of the pioneers in this field, remarked: "Nostalgia made me feel that my life had roots and continuity. It made me feel good about myself and my relationships. It provided a texture to my life and gave me strength to move forward."
So if that's what nostalgia truly is about, then Judaism is very much about nostalgia. We see our child become bar or bat mitzvah, and we see the past, present and future mixed together. We smell the brisket our grandmother used to make on Passover, and it brings us back to our childhood seders. We join a synagogue community and build relationships and memories that sustain us.
So "Throwback Thursday" is a perfect avenue for Judaism. It connects us to our friends and our family. It roots us. And it makes us smile.
Because in the end, our memories are what make us who we are. When we recall our fondest memories, we end up strengthening our sense of self.
And that's why we love "Throwback Thursday"—it not only lets us relive the past, it truly helps us live in the present and get ready for the future.
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Our Life: Based on a True Story
While there were quite a few excellent movies in 2012, my favorite, far and away was "Argo." I saw it with my wife and another couple, and the film was so well-crafted that my friend was quite literally curled in his seat, covering his eyes and holding his breath during a scene where the only thing happening was the printing of plane tickets. The whole ending was tense, taut and exciting.
It was also completely fabricated.
Yet when I learned about that, I actually wasn't all that upset. It was a great movie that prompted me to read Tony Mendez' personal account how he got six Americans out of Iran, so that I could learn what had been true, what had been adapted, and what had been made up whole cloth.
We know that no movie that is "based on a true story" is ever the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. The editors decide what stays in, what gets cut, and what order the story should be told in. What we forget is that our lives are "based on a true story," as well.
Jonathan Gottschall is the author of the book The Storytelling Animal: How Stories Make Us Human, and he reminds us that we all edit our life story. As he describes it:
A life story is a "personal myth" about who we are deep down — where we come from, how we got this way, and what it all means….[I]t is not, however, an objective account. A life story is a shaped narrative that is replete with strategic forgetting and skillfully spun meanings. (161)
It's important to remember the real purpose of a story — and it is not simply to relay facts. It's to put those facts into a meaningful context. A good story doesn't simply tell us "what happened," it tells us how and why it happened. In other words, a story — whether that's a movie like "Argo" or our own personal narrative — is not designed to be a perfectly accurate record of history. Instead, our stories are much more like "memory."
While history is an attempt to correctly portray past events, memory is a reconstruction of past events, some of which are going to be inherently distorted, overlooked, or even completely rewritten. And for our day-to-day lives, memory is much more important than history — and that's an idea that resonates with a Jewish perspective.
Avraham Infeld, who served as President of Hillel International, once said that there's no such things as Jewish history; there is only Jewish memory. What's the difference? "History means knowing what happened in the past. Memory means asking how what happened in the past influences me, and my life today. It is for that reason that we do not teach our young that our ancestors left Egypt. We teach them that 'every human being must see him or herself as having left Egypt.'" Memory, in other words, is the driver for the story we tell about ourselves here and now.
So yes, we do need history. We do need accuracy. We do need to make sure that we trying to act with intellectual integrity. But we also shouldn't conflate history with story. After all, our personal and communal myths are rarely historically accurate, but that doesn't mean that they don't have value.
Indeed, there's a line that my friend and colleague Cantor Ellen Dreskin often says that is equally true about "Argo," our collective Jewish memory, and our own life story: "Something doesn't have to be factual for it to be true."
How very true that is.
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Ah yes, with a caveat: LSM will not report any such rare R saying such.
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There are a lot more than those mentioned, like the ones in PA that the AG refuses to prosecute. Dems protect their On my way!.
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Had the loathsome MSM any intention of informing the public about Democrat corruption we would have had an impeached Barack Obama long ago, not to mention an impeached Eric Holder and an impeached Hillary Clinton. The loathsome MSM will, as is its duty in 2014, keep the Celebration of Ignorance (rule by Democrat) afloat with all the misinformation and misdirection it possibly can. Any annoying indictment of a Democrat will be dealt with in the context of that grand strategy. Not to worry.
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Actually the headline is a bit misleading.It has always been a time of corruption for Democrats .Its just rarely reported.
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The Dems offer freebies and it seems more people vote their stomachs instead of what is good for the country overall. In voting for their stomachs and ignoring what´s good for the country, they are eventually destroying their own lives ultimately and turning their lives over to the government thus becoming slaves and losing all freedoms for everyone. But they´ll continue to vote their stomachs instead of using good reason much like unreasoning animals until all is lost.
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Peelousy expanded the swamp of corruption with her own party. At least the Republicans kick them out immediately. The demonrats keep them.
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For every frog-marched Republican, there are about 15 corrupt Democrats. They just rarely get frog-marched.
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As Technical Director of Rugby Ontario I spend a lot of time around the playing and practicing of rugby in Ontario and across Canada. One thing often stands out to me as one fundamental issue (amongst others) that coaches must address for the betterment of the game.
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Overall, the experience was what I expected, with some high-level play and good knowledge and compliance by players. That being said, the three referees undoubtedly brought the level of play by being both strict and consistent. I was a little surprised by how informal the PR process was, but the three referees were all at the end of their season, so this may have played a role. With regard to specific thoughts on my experience on the pitch, I have broken it down into three categories – communication, technical observation and tactical considerations – to be in line with my weekly game planning and review process.
It's Thursday, June 16 and I've just roused myself to head to breakfast. Yesterday was matchday 2 here at the Nations Cup, in Bucharest, Romania. After breakfast, we will have a match officials meeting to go over any and all issues from yesterday's matches. All were close affairs, with Georgia pipping Argentina A 14-13; Romania coming up just short (despite some good opportunities late in the match) against the SA Kings (which is actually the regional franchise from the South-Eastern Cape and in 2013 will be playing in the Super Rubgy competition, replacing the lowest placed of the current SA franchises from next season); and lastly Namibia putting together a much-improved performance to beat Portugal 29-23. All three matches were well-contested and fast-paced in near-perfect conditions.
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Coaches, players, referees and spectators are often on different pages when it comes to rugby. They see things from very different perspectives. But one thing all of these key stakeholders agree on is that the Breakdown (tackle and ruck) area is not fully understood. Many do not understand what they can or can't do, it happen so quickly and is so dynamic that many things can happen at once.
The follow series of clips have been provided to Rugby Canada by the Australian Rugby Union. They are the best video clips on the Tackle and Ruck that I have seen and should help all involved get a clearer picture of the Breakdown.
Watch them in sequence to get a full understanding of this dynamic part of rugby.
Tackle Definition
The Tackler
Tackled Players
Arriving Players
The Gate
Off-side at the Tackle
The Ruck
Joining Players
Ball Out
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November 26, 2014
The Omaha Public Power District has scheduled three public meetings to discuss its need for easements so a high-voltage transmission line can be built in southeast Nebraska.
The 180-mile line will eventually run from a substation at OPPD's Nebraska City station to a substation near Sibley, Missouri. The district must negotiate with property owners to acquire easements in Otoe, Nemaha and Richardson counties. Construction would begin in summer 2015.
The first meeting is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Lied Lodge in Nebraska City. The second goes from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Falls City Middle School gym and the third is 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the county fairgrounds 4-H building in Auburn.
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Giving up the reigns puts someone else in the driver's seat, which is a guaranteed recipe for calamity. Trust me, every pitch you'll make will be challenged... but the longer your maintain control, the more powerful a base (and shield) you build. What's more, you may inadvertently address, even eliminate, someone's genuine concern as your presentation rolls on to its finish.
Let's face it: it's always personal. Even when it's not. Even in business. Every business owner is first and foremost a person and the way we view the world is through our unique human perspective. We put a lot of ourselves into our businesses and careers, and therefore, by default it is personal. Enter the personal brand.
As I've said in this space often, my lessons learned can be profound or simple. They may be revolutionary and new, or old news that needs to be repeated. The point here then, this week's lesson learned is a simple, old one of the value of perseverance. Or put another way: Success knows no substitute for tenacity.
While we cannot make up for the experiences we lack, we can certainly draw from the knowledge of those who have lived before us. Regardless of your age or the stage you are in your life, I believe mentorship is an invaluable tool. There is a reason why maps were created. Imagine a road trip without the aid of a map?
Nothing is normal or weird. Never focus on what the norm is or what is standard procedure. Rules are there for interpretation, unless they accompany jail time. Keep every solution open as an option. Never rule out a possibility because you've put options into "boxes". Unwrap every option like it's Christmas morning.
With technology easily replicated overnight, corporations truly need to address consumer issues rather than paper over them. Whether it is complaints concerning customer service, product reliability or the overall product or service experience, addressing these issues will be critical to maintaining corporate competitive advantages in the future.
The latest stereotype regarding entrepreneurship is that it is populated with 20-year-old master programmers who survive on a diet of ramen noodles. While this may be true of Silicon Valley it is hardly a true reflection of all entrepreneurs. Some may question why anyone in this highly unstable economy would choose to transition from the relative security of a corporate position to the instability of entrepreneurship. The reasons are varied but include the following.
Don't ask customers to fill out paper work or give time or money. For example, with our program for every package of any of our products bought in a community, our consumer (through their purchase) and we at U-Be-Livin-Smart feed a needy individual in that community through a nearby food bank. All the consumer has to do is make the decision to purchase.
Coworking spaces are emerging as the new work environment of choice. Today, shared spaces around the world are bringing increased levels of happiness, productivity and collaboration to their members, and at a price far more affordable than the alternative. So here they are, five reasons to close the door on private offices.
I became fascinated by what it takes for someone to become known for their expertise, and over the past two decades, I've honed the skills of positioning people and organizations as experts. To advance professionally, we all must demonstrate and share our expertise, putting ourselves and our talents into the spotlight.
We know change is difficult, that is no secret, the actual secret is the positive benefits of change in many circumstances. The ability to look at change from the positive perspective could be the difference between a positive fiscal quarter and a potato chip and ice cream binge (not that I would ever do that...)
While building a start-up based purely on an exit strategy is incompetent, not at least considering it is equally incompetent. As any start-up founder will confess, building a start-up because you are passionate about the topic or industry is best way to succeed. However, just letting go is the best option for both the start-up and its founders.
It is an enormous and important achievement that we are openly discussing mental health and its costs to the economy but what if the investments we are making are not enough because they are based on yesterday's economy rather than the economy of the future? Today's economy is very different from the one that existed 50 years ago.
It's been months since I've felt like writing. On the heels of what can best be described as a shocking life-altering experience on November 3 last year, I simply lost my writing mojo. I needed to stop, get off the proverbial merry-go-round and re-think many things. Wondering exactly what happened to me on November 3?