You probably talk yourself into a negative state of mind just by the words you choose. How often do you tell someone, “I have to do this, this and the other thing, and then I’ve got to remember to go to do the other thing.”?
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It seems that just when you have your routines mastered, somebody wants you to make a change.
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It’s not as bad as you think.
Of course, we are talking about “fun.”
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When do we let our nerves get the best of us? ; when we think about a big result instead of all the tiny steps required to achieve the desired outcome; when we think of what might go wrong instead of what might go right; and when we think how our efforts might be perceived by others rather than just enjoying the act of doing it.
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On foggy days, pilots will land a plane using “instruments only.” Thank goodness technology provides those dependable instruments, or else our skies might be filled with circling airplanes.
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To be a success, you only have to be right 51 percent of the time. Right. But there is a better way.
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Each decision you make is a correct one at that moment in time. Each of us apply different criteria for WHY we make the decisions we do.
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Good word-of-mouth marketers earn lots of fans, but the truly great ones are able to get them talking, sharing, tweeting, liking and promoting. This is where the tools, tactics and strategies come in.
There are an infinite number of ways to do this, but starting with a few fundamentals will give you a head start. What to do:
Social media certainly has its benefits for those who love dining and drinking. From free drinks for Foursquare( ) checkins, to Twitter( ) notifications about happy hours, to Facebook( ) messages about free food, there’s always something tasty happening online.
For Restaurants, Social Media Is About More Than Just Marketing
Facebook was not only the most searched item of the year, but it passed Google as America’s most-visited website in 2010, according to a new report from Experian Hitwise.
For the second year in a row, “facebook” was the top search term among U.S. Internet users. The search term accounted for 2.11% of all searches, according to Hitwise. Even more impressive is the fact that three other variations of Facebook made it into the top 10: “facebook login” at #2, “facebook.com” at #6 and “www.facebook.com” at #9. Combined, they accounted for 3.48% of all searches, a 207% increase from Facebook’s position last year.