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Daenin  Tejeda

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  • Thanks Bill, thank you for your comment and insights. It really is beautiful to make room for other peoples gifts. When I am not talking about how cool I am I get to learn about value that I didn't even know I had!

    Posted 4 days ago Are you too hungry to go shopping for clients? by Daenin Tejeda
  • Great Article Rick! And timely too. I am excited about developing my freebie too. Thank you.

    Posted 2 weeks ago 5 Deadly Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make While Social Networking by Rick Itzkowich
  • Whoa, sounds like fun,

    Keep me posted for the next one!

    Thanks for hosting!

    Posted Oct 31, 2008 Capital Hill Freak! - Networking Happy Hour hosted by Sierra Faye Kennedy LMP
  • Once again, totally brilliant and useful!

    Thank you Jack

    Posted Jul 22, 2008 Using Your Strengths in Business by Jack Fecker
  • This article is refreshing and hopeful, and full of potent concepts and ideas. I feel very inspired by your outlook and experience.

    I have been really right brain dominant most of my life and am just now integrating my left in at 36!

    I am really grateful for your contributions to the business world, not only did I go to Farrell's as a kid for my birthday, I also get to hear your insights on business in this forum ringing notes of positivity and encouraging creativity.

    I am looking to solidify that other side for myself, perhaps some of the tradeskill you referred to in your article about why you need a partner.

    I can see the need for mentorship for myself and am looking to develop in promotional ability or have someone do that for me. My views sound very similar to what you wrote here, it is so nice to see someone with a ton more experience actually write this way! Thanks big bunches, and I look forward to hearing more!

    Posted Jul 22, 2008 The Business of "Uncertainty" by Jack Fecker
  • Nice article!

    Posted Jul 03, 2008 The Dark Side of Empathy: Vampires, Doormats, Martyrs & Rescuers by Andrew Delany
  • Best wishes on your event,

    cool idea, maybe I can come next time,

    Daenin

    Posted May 30, 2008 BREATH DEEP motivational happy hour!! hosted by Ila Barlean
  • Freaks are great!

    Thanks for reading it!

    Posted May 24, 2008 How Geeks and Freaks are a necessary part of your business plan! by Daenin Tejeda
  • Hey Jack, Thanks! Great article. My business partner and I are still trying to figure things out. We have already separated much of our business and now he's having to learn much of what I was doing. I want to help him and I also need to focus more on my own business right now. If we had a clearer roles description like you described, it probably would have helped.

    Posted May 24, 2008 Do I Really Need A Partner in Business? by Jack Fecker
  • Great article.

    Very useful and well written.

    Posted May 21, 2008 Getting Testimonials and Success Stories from Clients by Betsy Talbot
  • I love how you worked with the sales people, great article. It gives me ideas!

    Posted May 20, 2008 How I built a business with no money - Part 2 of 2 by Christian Piatt
  • I liked this a lot very thought provoking. I may be adding some freshness to my presentations!

    Thanks!

    Posted May 16, 2008 Speaking Full-out to Magnetize New Business by Pamela Ziemann
  • Yup, solid

    love it. I love doing that.

    I Can stand to do it more often :)

    Posted May 04, 2008 Be a Connector at Networking Events. by Business Networking
  • I wonder what is the cost invoolved in an auto responder campaign?

    Posted May 04, 2008 Attract Referral Partners Like a Magnet. by Business Networking
  • This is great, I will be working on my list of promises as a living document!

    Great delivery.

    Thanks so much, just what I needed.

    Posted Apr 10, 2008 Be Kind to Your Clients; Pay Yourself First by Molly Gordon
  • The Rainbow Bridge prayerformance you directed was truly awesome, one of the best, i've seen. And I've seen most of the Oracle Prayerformances!

    Very well done!

    Posted Apr 04, 2008 Oracle Gatherings by Kiymbah Tyburc
  • Wow, really helpful thanks!

    I am looking forward to putting this into practice!

    Posted Feb 25, 2008 The Bermuda Triangle That Eats Your Referrals by Mark Silver
  • Hey Rachel, We have a general use space at Arcania that you could use.

    Give me a buzz if your interested.

    How long is your class?

    Daenin

    Posted Jan 07, 2008 WANTED: a space to host a Biznik class; OFFERED: free class attendance OBO by Rachel Whalley
  • I say if you've already got insurance great use it. If not, invest in a wellness plan, or more of a "structured wellness habit". I have found it so helpful to have a weekly massage and a personal training session once a week. It has definitely boosted my productivity and earning ability too.

    This may not work for everyone for all kinds of care, but looking at what you specifically want or need for care and shopping for good people in preventative care can be a great start for overall health and keeping your spirits up. dancing is a part of wellness for me too. I go at least once a week. It makes a major difference in stress for me.

    I also don't think people know how great it would be to have socialized medicine in the US. We can learn a lot from other countries about how good the health care is there with this system. Watch the Movie Sicko if you get a chance. I know that Michael Moore is not 100% on his methods of documentary, but neither is the propaganda we get about socialized medicine or about our our system of medicine. Sicko is eye opening. If we had socialized medicine like we have socialized postal service and libraries etc. we would not have to worry about insurance companies and all their red tape and being rewarded to refuse claims.

    Posted Jan 07, 2008 Another insurance question by Greg Hoskins
  • Ha ha ha,

    Yeah me too!

    Ah well

    Posted Jan 07, 2008 Woohoo Chicks dig me :) by Alex R.
  • Does it have small sparkly flecks in it or a big shiny stripe in it making it "iridescent" if it is small flecks of sparkle then that is probably mica in a dark tumble of Lepidolite. Other stones that are purple and opaque and matte are Charoite and Sugilite. Although they don't normally have a sheen to them. It is most likely Sugilite with a nice sheen like the kind that transitional sodalite has.

    Sometimes it is hard to tell without holding it. It would be fun to find out though!

    Ahhh girls who love rocks, beautiful.

    Posted Dec 14, 2007 What IS this purple rock? by Rachel Whalley
  • Hey, this is exactly what I want. I live in Capitol Hill and I'm a deep tissue specialist. Banu recommended you to me. I am looking to get in shape! I was hoping for part movement part weight training in a fun way, and I am into martial arts, but really outta practice!

    please call me 206 679-1363 afternoons best time

    Thanks, David Rodolfo

    Posted Dec 07, 2007 WANTED: massage OFFERED: personal training by Ren Caldwell
  • I liked Rebecca Wood's comment, and I'm game to answer it.

    I think for me, not speaking for all guys here, it is not about how I will feel or what I will think about myself etc. it is more about how long will I pause to look at the product. I usually think the sexy sales are cheesy, but if they are sexy to me (which only sometimes is true) then I will look a little longer. I usually don't even think about the product, but I am there and maybe by me being there for an extra second or two... It is more about getting at UNconscious real estate in my brain that links pleasure and memory (limbic system) to the product. If it is cheesy and rediculous, that still works if I remember it. In fact if I don't take it seriously and find it funny, I will remember it better.

    Personally, I actually don't think people are going for "sexy" in advertizing, they are going for memorable and if it is cheesy and sleezy, it may be discounted as funny or stupid and therefore unthreatening enough to get through your mental defenses to that "happy place" that allows us to remember it.

    Sex could be portrayed as beautiful, as ugly as sacred, as anything, but it is portrayed as stereotypes for a reason. Perhaps this is because they work at reinforcing memory and are regarded as being harmless when bombarded with tons of them. People are sexually repressed in many places in the world, and people are also intimidated by success and power, so what we stereotype as "dumb looking, sexy people" may sell more to a person who is insecure enough to be looking for answers in magazines or products on impulse whether they are male or female. They are less intimidating. Others will be turned off by this. Perhaps For them a more a stereotypical "sophisticated sexy" is required. And frankly, looks can be deceiving. We make up the rules of what we believe about which is which.

    Posted Dec 04, 2007 Does sex still sell? by Spike Matau
  • Hey, he's good. I have sampled his work more than once, he is sooo into his art!

    After a short interview and discussing my intention for the session he guided me through the gemstone therapy process seamlessly which felt like a dream!

    When he is working on me it feels like he knows exactly what my body needs without me having to say anything. He knows when to check in with me and most importantly, he is really good at producing results. I have received from many gemstone therapists, this guy knows his stuff!

    Every time I have seen him, I have had major relief in the area I had intended!

    Posted Dec 04, 2007 Grounding Your Goals Into Reality by CJ Stone
  • Cool Celeste! Wow, I hope you other Bizniks, jump on this. This girl has got skills!

    Not only is she 'spot on' with Acupuncture, but I received some kinda fancy Reiki that she does. And I have never felt anything like it. She's a powerhouse!

    And I'm a Reiki master and Energy Worker!

    Posted Dec 04, 2007 Ease into Fall by Celeste Ray
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