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RUSH SALE! Two (2) resale STUDIO units available for sale in One Archer’s Condominium with floor area of 22.84 sqm. Located on the 23rd and 28th floor with asking price of Php 2 Million each. Turnover is on May 2010.

If interested contact Cora 514-8948 / 0922-8997207

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It Pays to Take a Break & Slow Down….

7 Ways to Get Out of That Rut

Motivation Techniques for Moving Onwards & Upwards

By Susan Ward, About.com Guide

Feel that you’re stuck in a rut and just can’t get on with what you want or need to do? We all lose our motivation now and again. But that doesn’t mean we have to waste days (or even weeks!) waiting for it to come back so we can get on with things. Get out of that rut and back to business with one or more of these rut-busting techniques.

1) Walk away.
If you’ve lost your motivation due to frustration with a particular problem, walking away and doing something else can work wonders. If the problem needs a creative solution, try doing something “mindless”, such as light gardening tasks, exercise, or housework. While you weed, walk or vacuum, your mind will still busily work away on the problem. If the problem is a mental block, try something “mindful”, such as working on a crossword puzzle or some other different task that requires concentration. I often find that when I do this and then go back to work, I’m able to make much more progress.

2) Break it into bits.
If the reason you’re stuck in a rut spinning your wheels is because the task in front of you is overwhelming, climb out by breaking the task into manageable steps. For instance, creating a marketing plan for your business can seem like a huge chore. But if you break the task into steps such as defining your ideal customer, deciding on a pricing policy and deciding how to advertise your products or services, you give yourself an action plan - and the satisfaction of completing each step.

3) Flip your schedule.
Another good way to get out of a rut is to change the schedule. Many people start a business when they already have a job, for example, trying to fit in working on their new business in “leftover” time in the evenings, when they’re already tired and burnt out. But how much more could be accomplished if they could flip it around and spend x amount of time at the start of the day, the time of day that most people have the most energy?

4) Take a nap.
It’s impossible to have or maintain any motivation when you’re tired – and sleep deprivation is now a chronic problem. Get back your energy and your mind with a power nap. Sleeping only ten to twenty minutes can refresh and energize you for the task at hand; in fact, according to research by Dr. Sara Mednick, a scientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, power naps can lift productivity and mood, lower stress, and improve memory and learning.

5) Take a forced break.
I’ve discovered the world doesn’t actually end if I don’t do anything business-related for a day or two - and once I get over the fretting stage, I have a lot more energy to bring to my work. If it’s possible, this may work for you, too. If you can’t leave the work alone for a day or two, force a break by doing something completely different. Explore someplace you haven’t been before or try a new activity. A break doesn’t have to be long to be effective. Even a short break can give you new energy and a new perspective to take back to your work.

6) Keep slogging.
Understand that slogging brings results. Do you think that Michelangelo felt “motivated” every day to work on that ceiling? He didn’t even want to take on the project. But he and his team slogged away for four years – and created a masterpiece. Sometimes just forcing yourself to carry on is the answer. Even if you don’t feel like it. You may even find that you become motivated as you become immersed in what you’re doing.

7) Bribe yourself.
Sometimes we just need an incentive to make the extra effort that will break us out of that rut. What can you place at the top of the bank that will motivate you? Is it the promise of a long soak in a bath, an hour that you can spend working out or a piece of chocolate? Promise yourself whatever it is that will work for you when you finish whatever is holding you back.

We all fall into a rut now and then, losing our motivation and grinding to a stop. But we don’t have to stay there. Figure out why you’re feeling disenchanted, and then try one or more of the techniques above to get fired up again – or at least able to move onwards and upwards, accomplishing what you need to do.

source: http://sbinfocanada.about.com/od/professionaldevelopment/a/getoutofrut.htm

Burj Dubai opening amidst economic crisis…

Dubai to open world’s tallest building

AFP/File – Once-bustling Dubai will open the world’s tallest skyscraper on Monday, boasting new limits in design …

by Wissam Keyrouz Wissam Keyrouz – Fri Jan 1, 1:18 pm ET

DUBAI (AFP) – Once-bustling Dubai will open the world’s tallest skyscraper on Monday, boasting new limits in design and construction, hopeful of polishing an image tarnished by the debt woes afflicting the Gulf emirate.

Emaar, the giant property firm part-owned by the government and which developed the needle-shaped concrete, steel and glass structure, has declined to reveal Burj Dubai’s exact height.

Apparently wanting to maintain the suspense, the company will say only that the tower exceeds 800 metres (2,640 feet), putting it far higher than Taiwan’s Taipei 101 tower (508 metres).

Bill Baker, a structural and civil engineer and partner in Chicago-based Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM), which designed the tower, said Burj Dubai has set a new benchmark.

“We thought that it would be slightly taller than the existing tallest tower of Taipei 101. (Emaar) kept on asking us to go higher but we didn’t know how high we could go,” he said.

“We were able to tune the building like we tune a music instrument. As we went higher and higher and higher, we discovered that by doing that process… we were able to reach heights much higher than we ever thought we could.

“We learned quite a bit from Burj Dubai. I would think we could easily do a one kilometre (tower). We are optimistic about the ability to go even higher.”

The 160-floor tower, containing 330,000 cubic metres (11.55 million cubic feet) of concrete and 31,400 tonnes of steel, can be seen from as far as 95 kilometres (59 miles) away.

Burj Dubai contains 57 lifts, which will whisk people to 1,044 apartments and 49 floors of office space, as well as a hotel bearing the Giorgio Armani logo.

A spiralling Y-shaped design by SOM architect Adrian Smith was used to support the structural core of the tower, which narrows as it ascends. Higher up it becomes a steel structure topped with a huge spire.

To reach the final stages, concrete was propelled to a height of 605 metres (1,996 feet) — a world record.

George Efstathiou, managing partner of SOM and the main project manager, said the tripod Y shape provides a stable base.

“We took that basic… plan and used references to Islamic geometries and pointed arches… as we go vertical with that shape we stepped it back in order to mitigate the wind issue,” he told AFP.

“The building is very quiet. There are many storms that you wouldn’t notice at all. This building is a lot quieter than a lot of the other supertalls that came before, even if they are shorter buildings.”

Construction, which began in 2004, is estimated to have cost one billion dollars (694.7 million euros).

It was carried out by South Korea’s Samsung Engineering & Construction, Belgium’s BESIX group and the United Arab Emirates’ Arabtec.

The skyscraper is the centrepiece of a 20-billion-dollar new shopping district, Downtown Burj Dubai, which includes 30,000 apartments and the Dubai Mall, which says its space for 1,200 shops makes it the world’s largest indoor shopping centre.

Ahead of Monday’s grand opening, estate agents said there has been a considerable rise in demand for the tower’s residential units, which were sold by the developer several years ago.

Property prices in Dubai have plunged more than 50 percent over the past year, but brokers told AFP that the drop in the tower’s prices has been less precipitous.

“I bought a one-bedroom apartment on the 80th floor for three million dollars in 2008. With the slide in prices, my loss will be huge, at least theoretically,” one Palestinian businessman told AFP.

One square foot in the commercial area of the tower fetched 4,500 to 5,500 dollars at the height of the property boom in 2008, before the global recession hit.

Some believe Burj Dubai will be the last of the giant projects that have brought global fame to Dubai, such as the three-kilometre- (two-mile-) long Palm Jumeirah artificial island developed by the troubled Nakheel company.

Other towers that have been announced but now look doubtful include the 1,000-metre Nakheel Tower, Kuwait’s Silk City tower slated to be more than 1,000 metres tall, and the 1,600-metre Jeddah tower by Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.

Efstathiou says he believes it will be 10 years before Burj Dubai’s record is broken.

“When Burj Dubai was conceived, it was a totally different time and the biggest driving force for these tall towers are the economics,” he said.

“If you can tell me when the economy is going to turn around, I would have a better idea about when the next building will occur. But we know that if a building started its designs today it wouldn’t be done before at least seven to 10 years.”

source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100101/lf_afp/uaedubaiarchitecturetower

Burj Dubai set to open
Local News — 04 January 2010 — 14:30CEST

The world’s tallest building, the Burj Dubai, opens on Monday, the latest in a string of ambitious construction projects completed in the Middle Eastern emirate.

Reaching a height of 818 metres, the skyscraper dwarfed the previous record holder, the 509.2m-tall Taipei 101, and is significantly higher than the tallest projects currently under construction around the world. Although other projects proposed would exceed it in height, these have not yet started construction.

Its spire can be seen from up to 95km away, and its exterior is covered in 28,261 glass panels. The mixed-use building includes a hotel, 49 office floors and 1,044 residential apartments.

The tower’s opening comes in the midst of a property market collapse in Dubai, with works on many construction projects slowing down or halting. The Middle East Economic Digest estimated that around $190 billion worth of real estate projects are currently on hold in Dubai.

However, developers Emaar Properties have made a profit on their investment, which exceeds €1 billion, helped by the fact that the land was purchased with equity, rather than cash, and that it pre-sold most of the apartments and offices before the property crash occurred.

Constructing the building posed significant technical challenges, and not just because of its unprecedented height. Dubai is close to a geological fault line which has caused many devastating earthquakes in nearby Iran, and is also susceptible to high winds.

source: http://www.di-ve.com/Default.aspx?ID=72&Action=1&NewsId=68173

Maintaining Your Motivation

Maintaining Your Motivation

The Importance Of A Personal Motivation Plan

From © Kelley Robertson

I recently spoke to a group of sales professionals at the end of their training conference. The attendees had participated in many learning sessions over a two day period – most of which were product related. I was scheduled to speak after dinner and I was somewhat concerned how attentive they would be by this time.

Fortunately, in the days preceding, the company had structured the entire program to create energy, excitement and to foster a sense of team enthusiasm. They had a theme and encouraged their vendors to incorporate the theme into each of their individual presentations. They awarded prizes for the team with the most energy and highest level of participation, and by the time dinner was served, the group was pumped.

They were excited. And they were highly motivated and charged up. When I left that evening, I knew that these individuals would bring a renewed energy and drive to their work place. I was also confident that the company would see a definite increase in their sales in the weeks to follow.

It reminded me how motivational a conference, training workshop or corporate gathering can be. It reinforced the importance of participating in sessions like these on a regular basis, if for no other reason, but to ignite our own personal motivation.

Running a business is tiring, stressful and challenging. Small business owners are required to wear many hats, often at the same time, while executives of large organizations often have more problems and politics to manage on a daily basis. It is not uncommon for the business to drain our energy and motivation, regardless of how much we enjoy the business. If you do not take time to recharge your batteries and refresh your perspective it is easy to find yourself frustrated with your business.

That is why it is imperative to have a personal motivation plan in place. This means taking advantage of opportunities that will help you maintain your motivation.

Here are a few suggestions to help you develop and maintain your motivation.

Attend a personal development workshop. Identify an area in your business or personal live that you would like to improve. At the beginning of each year, I determine what types of programs I want to attend and begin looking for them. I find that these sessions give me a short break from the daily grind of my business and help me see things from a different perspective. Training programs, night courses, or weekend seminars that focus on a specific topic can give you a much needed boost in your energy.

Join a Master Mind group. Meeting with other like-minded people can help you see your business from a different perspective. An effective group will have between six and eight members from a variety of industries and will usually meet several times a year. If you have the right chemistry between members, these meetings will not only help you improve your business, they will also motivate you to try new approaches and market your business differently.

Exercise. I am an avid runner and have completed two marathons and several half marathons. I occasionally find myself in a position when I cannot run for a period of time due to illness, injury, or the demands of work. Without fail, I notice a decrease in my personal motivation during these times. Regular exercise helps your body work more effectively and efficiently. Although I usually catch myself thinking about work related issues during my runs, I often notice that I develop more creative solutions when I am exercising.

Read or listen to motivational material. Instead of reading the daily newspaper with breakfast or coffee in the morning, try reading inspirational material instead. A well-written book that offers sound advice is more motivating than reading about the latest market declines. Listening to motivational tapes or CD’s in your car for one hour everyday can actually give you the equivalent of a university degree in a few years time.

Take time off. It is not a badge of honor to state, “I’m too busy to take time off.” In today’s fast-paced business world, it is critical to take time off for vacation and rest and relaxation. Even a long weekend away from your business can be restful. A true vacation also means completely avoiding email and voicemail. Yes, you will have hundreds of messages to deal with when you return, but you will have a renewed focus and energy to do this.

Lastly, associate with positive people. I have made it a point in the latter part of my career to distance myself from negative individuals. They drain your energy, will not support your goals and desires, and do little to motivate you. On the other hand, positive and optimistic people will uplift your spirits and help you through challenging times.

Kelley Robertson, President of the Robertson Training Group, works with businesses to help them increase their sales and motivate their employees. He is also the author of “Stop, Ask & Listen – Proven sales techniques to turn browsers into buyers.” For information on his programs, visit www.RobertsonTrainingGroup.com. Receive a FREE copy of “100 Ways to Increase Your Sales” by subscribing to his 59-Second Tip, a free weekly e-zine.

source: http://sbinfocanada.about.com/cs/management/a/motivationkr.htm

Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions for Business Success!!!!

Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions for Business Success

Improve Your Work-Life Balance With These New Year’s Resolutions

By Susan Ward, About.com Guide

The end of the year is a good time to reflect on your business’s progress over the past year and plan how you want your business to develop. Do you want increased success in 2010 or the chance to enjoy the success you’ve achieved more? These top 10 New Year’s resolutions are designed to help you strike a better work-life balance, so you can achieve a truly satisfying success in the New Year.

1) Learn how to delegate and do more of it.

There are so many things to do when you’re running a small business, it’s easy to delude ourselves that we need to do all of them. Then we wonder why we’re so tired and frazzled and have no time to do anything else! Determine Your Personal Return on Investment, and decide to let someone else do some of the tasks for a change. Delegation is the key to a healthy work-life balance.

2) Promote your business regularly and consistently.

Too often the task of promoting a small business slips to the bottom of the to-do list in the press of urgent tasks. If you want to attract new customers, you have to make promotion a priority. Make a New Year’s resolution to hire a marketing expert, or take the time to create a marketing plan on your own and follow through. Try some of these Low-Cost Ways to Promote Your Business to get started.

3) Make business planning a weekly event.

Planning is vital if you want a healthy, growing business. Business planning lets you take stock of what worked and what didn’t work, and helps you set new directions or adjust old goals. So why do it just once a year or once a quarter? Set aside time each week to review, adjust, and look forward - or even better, make business planning a part of each day. Not only will this help you avoid costly mistakes and stay on track, but you’ll feel more focused and relaxed.

4) Learn something new.

What you choose to learn may be directly related to your business (as are the four free ecourses I offer on this website) or completely unrelated. Learning something new will add to your skills and add a new dimension of interest to your life - another important part of achieving a healthy work-life balance. Depending on how you choose to learn, you may meet new and interesting people, who may become customers, colleagues, or friends. How will you find the time to learn something new? By delegating, remember?

5) Join a new business organization or networking group.

There’s nothing like talking to other business people for sparking new ideas, refining old ones, and making contacts. Whether it’s a group specifically designed for networking or an organization dedicated to a particular type of business, in person or over the ‘Net, making the effort to be a part of a group will revitalize you and your business.

6) Give something back to your community.

There are all kinds of worthy organizations that make a difference in your community. Make a New Year’s resolution to find a cause that matters to you, and give what you can. Make this the year that you serve on a committee, be a mentor, volunteer, or make regular donations to the groups in your community that try to make the place you live a better place. And those that give get. As I say in Top 10 Ways to Get Known, nothing will seed and grow goodwill for you and your business better.

7) Put time for you on your calendar.

In Schedule Time for You, I point out how important it is to take the time to recharge and refresh yourself; a healthy work-life balance demands time out. All work and no play is a recipe for mental and physical disaster. So if you have trouble freeing up time to do the things you enjoy, write time regularly into your schedule to “meet with yourself” and stick to that commitment. If you won’t invest in yourself, who will?

Set realistic goals.

Goal setting is a valuable habit - if the goals lead to success rather than distress. Make a New Year’s resolution that the goals you set will be goals that are achievable, rather than unrealistic pipe dreams that are so far out of reach they only lead to frustration. If you have trouble setting realistic goals, see Goal Setting Is the First Step to Achievement for a formula to help.

9) Don’t make do; get a new one.

Is there a piece of equipment in your office that’s interfering with your success or something that you lack that’s making your working life harder? Whether it’s an old fax machine that’s a pain to use, or the need for a new employee to lighten your work load, make a New Year’s resolution to stop putting off getting what you need. The irritation of making do just isn’t worth it. You’ll find information on both office equipment and business software in the Running Your Office section of this site.

10) Drop what’s not working for you and move on.

All products aren’t going to be super sellers, all sales methods aren’t going to work for everyone, and all suppliers or contractors aren’t going to be ideally suited to your business. If a technique or a product or a business relationship isn’t working for you, stop using it. Don’t invest a lot of energy into trying to make the unworkable workable. Move on. Something better will turn up.

Achieving a healthy work-life balance is like maintaining a good relationship; you have to keep working on it. But if you apply these New Year’s resolutions throughout the year, your success is guaranteed!

Source: http://sbinfocanada.about.com/cs/management/a/bizresolutions.htm

New Year Resolutions….

Top 2010 New Year Resolutions for Small Businesses

As we all know, the new year is a time to set goals and resolutions both professionally and personally. I think we have all seen the large crowd of newbies at the gym at the beginning of the year or heard the endless water cooler discussions about how people had just started a new diet. Usually these resolutions start strongly for the people commiting to them, then tend to fade away by later half of the first quarter of the year. Well I wanted to put together a list of resolutions for new or small businesses that are very important for the growth and long term success of the organization. This list is in no particular order.

1 ) Strengthen your social media channels - If your business does not have a strong social media presense by now, you really need to put together a social marketing plan in 2010. Socail media is here to stay and it is no longer optional for small businesses to participate in the various social mediums.  Here is a short list containing the minimum sites your organization should have a presence in:

-Facebook - The younger generation has been navigating away from Facebook and focusing more on other social networks like Ning.  However with more that 350 million active users, you should strongly consider Facebook as an advertising and/or networking mechanism for your business.

-Twitter - So are we tweeting or are we just twits? Well either way, consumers are now spoiled with the desire for real time information and direct access to merchants. They want to monitor your business moves and provide instant feedback while sipping lattes at Starbucks. Therefore keep your customers engaged with your business by linking them to your Twitter tweets.

-LinkedIn - Are you looking for a place to network with professionals and other businessmen? LinkedIn is the premier option for B2B networking and to help your business find effective partnerships.

-Wordpress - Humm…to blog or not to blog….that is the question. Well I feel blogging is extremely important to a small business depending on the service or product offered. Why? It gives customers direct access to your thoughts on what you are or intend to offer them. That could help build some form of understanding of your business and hopefully lead them through your door.

Watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIFYPQjYhv8

2) Build stronger customer relationships - The times of operating your business without deep understanding our your customer’s needs are over. In the past, customers had limited information on a business, it’s practices, competition and products/services.  Now people can google you and your competition, get price quotes, and rate your company from their cell phone while waiting in line! The importance of strong customer knowledge and understanding continues to rapidly increase as the technology devices and infrastructure get better.

3) Use or obtain free software - Small businesses need to take full advantage of the open source software solutions and free product offerings.

- SugarCRM - The community edition of this software is free and good enough for a small business to track customer relationships.

- Moodle - This learning management system is free and great for a small business who wants to set up a online learning solution.

- Joomla - This content management system can be used to manage a small business web site and online marketing campaign.

- Microsoft Bizspark - Are you considering using Microsoft products and or software and your business is less than 3 years old? How would you like Microsoft software for free? Yes…I did say free. Check out Microsoft Bizspark and see if you qualify. We did

4) Prepare to go mobile - As I mentioned earlier, there is so much you can do on a cell phone nowadays. The speeds of the cellular networks keep getting faster and faster and the phones themselves keep getting better and better. Getting your business in the mobile world is very important as this market continues to mature.

-iPhone Application - For $99 and a little elbow grease, you can have your business on the glorious i Phone. Not a bad entry price to have access and exposure to millions of iPhone users worldwide.

- Android Application - If you have noticed the “Droid Does” commercials, you are witnessing the direct competition of Google Android vs the iPhone. Droid is completely open source so there is no cost for submitting an application. Also since it is a new platform, you could get first entry to certain markets.

Joe Sumpter is an accomplished software developer, internet marketer, and businessman. He is owner and founder of Blue Crystal Web Design, an Internet marketing and software development company in Roswell GA. Contact him at 770-828-7903

What Should We Be Grateful for?

Mind Matters: Gratitude

By Sinan Koray, Optionetics.com.au

Have you ever felt down and looked for ways of lifting yourself up? I found a way. It is simple and works almost every time. It is expressing your gratitude.

Awhile back we were finishing our two-day seminar in Mumbai. The closing words were spoken and the attendees were filling in their evaluation forms. One of our clients stood up, unprompted, and asked if he could say a few words. “Of course,” we replied. He then went on to talk for the next ten minutes. He mentioned that this was the third time he was attending the workshop. He had hesitated to come this time as he doubted if he would learn anything new. To his surprise he learned just as much as the first two seminars. He went on to talk about the benefits of his previous workshops and how the tools he learned improved his trading. He moved from trading shares to futures and his profits increased significantly. His talk went on and by the end of it I was almost in tears. I really wish I could have recorded him as it would have been an inspiration every time I watched it. To this gentleman I say, “Thank you” from the bottom of my heart.

What did he do? He expressed his gratitude. How do you think he felt as he expressed his gratitude? My guess is he felt elated, happy and joyful. How do you think the room felt as he expressed his gratitude? You needed to be there to see the smiles that spread throughout the room. The giver of gratitude felt great, the receivers felt great, the observers felt great. How amazing is that?

Try this right now. First make a note of how you feel. Then write down ten things you feel grateful about a person, an event, an activity, a privilege or a blessing in your life. Notice how much it changes how you feel.

Then find someone to share this with. If your original list was about a person, share it with that person if you can. Either way notice how your feelings and mood change as you share, and notice how their feelings and mood change as you share.

Gratitude is a natural mood lifter.

Here are some highlights from my list:

• I feel grateful that I can reach so many people through these articles.
• I feel grateful for the feedback I get from our readers.
• I feel grateful for the trading opportunities I have.
• I feel grateful for the privilege of learning Gann trading methods from David Bowden.
• I feel grateful for the trading resources I have around me: books, courses, software tools, colleagues and fellow traders.
• I feel grateful for the traveling that takes me to so many places and to such a variety of traders.
• I feel grateful for my ups and downs as each one contributed to who I am right now.
• I feel blessed for having my daughter in my life.
• I am grateful for all my family members, friends and colleagues as I have learned so much from each and every one of you.

What are you grateful for? What are your blessings? List them regularly and you will see the positive effect this has in your trading and in your life.

Believe, achieve.

Sinan Koray
Trading Tutors Team 

source: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Mind-Matters-opt-473706331.html?x=0&.v=2