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Join Me This Thursday in a Live Webinar
This Thursday I will be leading a webinar, simply titled: How to Successfully Start, Revamp or Revitalize Your Business. During our time together I will help you to: Answer some bold and important questions for you and your company See how to leverage your strengths and resources Seize opportunities Identify and understand the failing and…
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Join Me Tomorrow on Don’t Call It Small…
Tomorrow at noon I will be broadcasting Episode 5 of the Don’t Call It Small…Business Podcast. We will cover business news, about various companies, including mine. We will also discuss a few business topics that you may deem useful. So tune in at Foremanllc.com/podcast.html or check us out on: Spreaker Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts iHeart…
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Excited About These Summer Business Moves
Tuesday… After teaching my Human Resource Management class, I made a late-night announcement for my company, Foreman & Associates, LLC. Some of the things that I shared include: the launch of an Online Business Course, a Business Podcast, and a Webinar that will provide insights on the course and other service offerings, such as Coaching…
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Why the Book “Believe Bigger” by Marshawn Evans Daniels Needs to be a Part of Your Vision and Planning Arsenal
The time is NOW! Don’t wait. Don’t procrastinate. You’re only stealing from yourself when you do. Seriously. Yes, I’m talking about the new book Believe Bigger: Discover Your Path to Your Life Purpose Invest in this book, this guide, this map to explore sides and crevices of YOU that you have overlooked, neglected, abused, misused,…
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Let’s Connect This Month So We Can Make 2018 Our Best Year EVER!
This month let’s connect and see how my team and I can help your new or seasoned business. At Foreman & Associates, LLC we specialize in management consulting, individual and team training, and business support services—you can outsource work to us or we can help your team setup your systems of success. Companies call on…
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This is Why I’m a College Professor…
Some people wonder why I’ve always wanted to be a teacher and even more perplexing (and in recent years), a college professor. Below are some of the comments from students in my most recent Business Management course that just wrapped for the semester yesterday. We spent 17 weeks together, learning and sharing, and as they…
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Will Your Train Stop Short of Reaching Your Dreams?
I have some questions for you to think about and then answer…. What and who is most important in your life? How much time are you investing in those things and people? When you look at how your time is invested each day, how much is steered towards your professional goals and how much is…
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TED Talks: Why Work Doesn’t Happen At Work
One of my students [hi Michelle!] shared this TED Talks by Jason Fried, co-founder and president of 37signals. Fried’s theory is that the office isn’t actually a good place to work, and that M&Ms are the real problems in the modern office today. “What?” you ask. Watch the video and hear what this brilliant software…
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Are you or Your Spouse at Risk of Losing Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance?
By Natasha L. Foreman Today I wrote an article for my Business Management Firm, Foreman & Associates LLC, highlighting an article that I read about UPS’s decision to cut insurance coverage for 15,000 spouses of non-union workers in the U.S. Read my article here: http://wp.me/p11NVc-5X and share your thoughts, experiences, and possible solutions for small…
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Unemployment Rates Drop: Is it Due to Increased Job Creation or More Workers Dropping Out of Labor Market?
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA The debate continues about the unemployment rate, job creation, and the potential boost in our nation’s economy. The Los Angeles Times shares all sides of the debate in last Saturday’s business section. Although the national unemployment rate is currently at 8.1% (which is almost double in Black and Brown communities)…
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Women’s Economic Development Agency (WEDA) Beyond the Basics Business Bootcamp this Weekend
Attend the Women’s Economic Development Agency (WEDA) Beyond the Basics Business Bootcamp this Weekend: We are Celebrating March – Women’s History Month! In the Atlanta area? Join us for an affordable $99 Business Bootcamp at the SBA funded Women’s Economic Development Agency (WEDA) located in Midtown Atlanta this Sunday Mar 18th! For details and to…
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White Noise Space to Enhance Strategic Thinking
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I just read a very interesting article by Sabina Nawaz, written for the Harvard Business Review that encourages executives, managers, and other professionals to take two hours per week out of our insanely busy schedules to create our own personal ‘white noise space’, separate from the ‘noise’ of mobile devices,…
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Forgiveness is for the Forgiver More Than for the Forgiven
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I have had the opportunity recently to forgive some people in my life who wronged me over the years. I had forgiven them already, but I guess for them, it was necessary to ask…and in some cases, this was not the first request. In all relationships- business and personal I…
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HP 12c Financial Calculator Turns 30!
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I smiled widely when I saw the Wall Street Journal’s article about the HP 12c financial calculator turning 30 this year. I smiled because I still have this calculator and yes, it still works! My father purchased it in the 1980s and I have kept it long after his 2001…
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