Articles Archive for January 2007
Frugal & simple living »
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Most frugalites will agree that it’s important to integrate simple pleasures and indulgences into your day to day life. This brings more appreciation for simple joys. You’re worth it. Many indulgences don’t have to cost anything at all;however, there isn’t anything wrong with spending a bit for enjoyment. Whether you call it simple pleasures, guilty pleasures, indulgences, pampering, or splurges, don’t ignore your “happy factor”.
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Taking an inventory of the clothing in your home can help you avoid purchasing more than you need. Whether you purchase clothing on clearance or secondhand, creating a handy reference list when you purchase clothing in advance sizes and seasons, is time well spent. This will narrow the gap of having to purchase clothing full price too.
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Frugal & simple living, Sara at home »
In the article titled “Proactive People Management One Key to Success”, the author Arun Shukla shares ideas for taking a proactive approach to improvements. He mentions FAT results which stands for financially triangulated results, happening at an Accelerated pace, and are Translatable. The main points in the article are whether companies are proactive, reactive, and if a system is in place to analyze how these approaches relate to human performance, …
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The distinction between ethics and business ethics is that business ethics is the study of codes of behavior and the standards that guide behavior, whereas ethics is the study of morals, principles, and the theory of ethics. Business has the agenda of profit;however social responsibility, business ethics, and responsibilities are crucial because the reputation of a company is based on its ethical decisions they make, with the choices they have. …
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