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Assuming that you have not just been fired, the following rule of career advancement should always be regarded as unbreakable. Yet most men break it -- maybe more than once in their careers.... keep reading

In 1941, Bob Hope made a discovery which launched his career into the stratosphere. He had been a star. This made him a super-star . . . this, plus one additional fact: World War II. He saw an opportunity where no one else ever had. This is the goal of every entrepreneur.... keep reading

China is now graduating over 450,000 scientists and engineers each year. India is not far behind. These people work for 20% of what comparably trained Americans are paid. If you are in their path, you had better get out of the way. Fast.... keep reading

If you could get one piece of information before the bargaining begins, what would you choose? See if you agree with what I would choose.... keep reading

I find this one extremely difficult to implement consistently, yet it is obvious the moment you understand it. It is a sure-thing money-maker. Your competitors will resist it.... keep reading

There are two Faustian bargains. The famous one, you should avoid. The other one, you should imitate. For almost years, I have.... keep reading

When you buy a big-ticket item, you want to reduce your risk. Here is a way to do this. It can save you a lot of post-purchase grief.... keep reading

When I go buy a replacement for one of my cars, which always have at least 200,000 miles on them, I want the seller to eat the bulk of the depreciation. Here's what I look for.... keep reading

James Coburn's arthritis destroyed his movie career. Then, overnight, he reappeared on-screen. This is the amazing story of his restoration to health by an alternative therapy that was banned by the U.S. Government.... keep reading