By Grigor S. at Judy'sBook March 21, 2011
Their vehicles are clean and fun to ride in. I have had nothing but great experiences with Accent Chauffeured Transportation! ...read more
By Mila G. at Judy'sBook March 10, 2011
I had such a good expirience with this company! The driver was very fun and kind. Best ride in my life! The prices were really reasonable too! ...read more
By Anonymous February 02, 2011
Jim - I want to thank you for being our Coach. Thanks to you and the Action Coach program we are making great progress in getting J&C; Company in position for growth and a profitable future. ...read more
Are you aware Childs’ play is an educational experience? Playing is a powerful educational tool for children and helps to enhance their social, emotional and cognitive development. Children learn about themselves and their environment through play. A parent can see early learning through play when parents play peek-a-boo. Teaching an infant when mommy or daddy leaves he/she will return. For young children learning is done through the five senses of touch, smell, taste, hearing and seeing. These simple play interactions can have profound benefits starting from infancy and continuing through adulthood. The two forms of play are free and purposeful play. According to Early Childhood Education Journal free and purposeful play not only teaches young scholars about other people’s feeling, but how to balance their own feelings. Emotional lessons encourage young scholars to have empathy. Playtime empowers young scholar’s social development, as they learn to share, take turns, and teamwork skills. Playing with their peers encourages children to grow socially as well as learn empathy for others. Playtime enhances a healthy mind and body. Playtime allows children to receive the exercise they need to stay fit. Young scholars should exercise one hour a day, according to the National Heart Association. Free playtime allows children to blow off steam. Young scholars will have less tantrums and increase positive bedtime routines. Playing is a major part of a child’s learning whether it is social, emotional, or cognitive, it impacts the lives of our future generations. ...read more
By E3 Learning Academy December 10, 2013
Here's the definition of an expert: Ex•pert: a person who has a comprehensive and authoritative knowledge of, or skill in, a particular area. If you've been in business for any length of time, you have built up experience and knowledge which most people do not have. And since most businesses are fairly narrow in their industry or service, your knowledge is focused around specific topics. That makes you and EXPERT! You may think that's obvious, but most business owners don't take advantage of the fact. For example, how often do you share your expertise with the general public? How often are you called upon to give general observations about your industry? Probably not too often. We tend to only share our expertise with customers or prospects, but we have a huge opportunity to be known more widely. Here's some ways to do that: Blog - This is the easiest way to share your expertise. Sign up for free on Wordpress and get started. Short entries about the stuff you know is not hard. Whitepapers - 2 to 3 page essays and informational brochures on your knowledge can be used many ways. Give them away, send them to magazines for publication, post them on your website, mention/quote them in your blog. Get on TV or Radio - Meet reporters and hosts. They always need new guests. They often need someone to call for comment if stories arise in the news. Be THEIR expert! You can find other ways to share yourself. Just don't assume that you are no better than anyone else. Get out there and get known. Not sure you have what it takes? Let's meet and find your expertise. Wonder what your business strengths are? Take my FREE Business Health Check. ...read more
By Action Business Coach May 17, 2012
Who's riding whom? I meet business owners for a living. It's what I do. And what I see is an amazing number of owners who are carrying their business! It's up there on their shoulders, with a straw hat and a drink with a little umbrella. Meanwhile, the owner is slogging around, sweating and puffing - but feeling like they are really doing it, really managing their business. Folks, get your business off your back! That's not what a business is for. Your business should be your vehicle, your ride. It should hum and scream down the road, it should corner well and back up when it needs to. The seats should be leather. So how to reconcile these two situations? I am pleased and excited to say I know how! ActionCOACH has a system called the 6 Steps and it is a brilliantly designed method to get your business off your back. It's clear, methodical and can work near-miracles. Don't feel like you have to carry the load. There is a better way! Want to switch places with your business? Let's talk! Take my business health check to see who's carrying whom. ...read more
By Action Business Coach July 14, 2011
Safety is protection for a person or object from danger, risk or injury. Consistent patterns of believing, thinking and responding in a risk prohibitive manner denote a culture of safety. Safety rules are guidelines designed to lower the probability of danger for a person or object. The following list... ...read more
In a declining economy, enrolling in classes offered online can allow you to pursue a degree program in a different career or to supplement your current degree. What's more, online classes allow busy professionals to take classes at times more convenient to them. ...read more
