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2013-10-25 13:24:18
Let people know there is a payoff in working for you, and develop a reputation as someone who rewards good work. Pay increases, bonuses, stock options, and promotions are significant incentives for getting people to go the extra mile. You can give other rewards too, such as time off, a letter of appreciation in the personnel file, special mention in the corporate or industry newsletter, an award, a gift, or an invitation to a special corporate/industry event for insiders only. You can recognize the team or individuals at a corporate meeting, or plan a special luncheon for them at corporate expense. Throw a party for them at project completion. Send personal notes of thanks and say "Thank you for a job well done."The "D" in leaDership stands for Delegating. Delegating will challenge your skills in communicating, listening, planning, decision making, and problem solving. It will teach you to build rapport and create productive relationships. So next time you want to make some extra "bread," don't be like the Little Red Hen. Do more than just ask. Appeal to people's competencies and values, give them guidance and feedback, and give them a stake in the outcome. Only a chicken laments "I have to do everything myself!"
7 Scary Ingredients Lurking in Your Fast Food
Did you know eating fast food just twice a week can make you gain 10 pounds and double your risk for insulin resistance, which can lead to diabetes, obesity, and a host of other health issues? Needless to say, I don't think anyone would be shocked to learn that fast food isn't the healthiest dining option out there, but it may not be for the reasons you think. Often referred to as "Frankenfood," fast food is typically composed of a variety of absolutely terrifying ingredients you would never consider putting in your body if they weren't disguised so beautifully as a delicious burger or French fry, and presented in fun, colorful packaging and buried in catchy marketing messages. Take for example McDonald's menu description: "Our tender, juicy, Chicken McNuggets are made with USDAinspected white meat. They're tempura battered and cooked to golden perfection." Doesn't sound halfbad, right? Until you look past that flaky exterior and further into the ingredient list. According to Dr. Mercola, "Only 50 percent of a McNugget is actually chicken. The other half includes corn derivatives, sugars, leavening agents, and completely synthetic ingredients." If that's not bad enough, a recent Annals of Diagnostic Pathology study revealed that number may be as little as 2% as in only 2% of your meat is actually meat. Yikes. So what scary things are making up that other 50 to 98% that's not meat? Click through to find out what ingredients are lurking in your fast food. By Heather Neal
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5 things you need to know about life insurance
Life insurance is often the foundation for preparing for sudden loss. In fact, it's considered a core element of sound financial planning. households do not have any life insurance coverage whatsoever, according to a 2010 survey by LIMRA, a research and consulting association for the financial services industry.
That puts life insurance ownership at a 50year low. And many others are underinsured.
