Microsoft has released Windows HPC Server 2008

Thursday, September 25th, 2008 at 7:42 am

Microsoft has released Windows HPC Server 2008, the successor to Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 http://is.gd/2XPa

The Dip – must read/listen – Personal Development Breakthrough – learn to identify which projects to stick to or drop

Thursday, September 18th, 2008 at 3:31 am

You probably know that feeling, as you start reading an amazing life changing book…

It grabs your attention from page one, like a rabbit hypnotized by your car’s lights,

you want to read more, drink it all at once, although you know you will go

through major hurdles…but you know it is worth it.

That’s “The Dip”, by Seth Godin.

Seth is a well-known marketer, business development trainer, a great teacher

and he’s touching the most painful pain-in-the-back Entrepreneurs have.

Its all about whether you should keep on going with that new business or through it

to the dogs.

Seth shows you so simply how you identify a winner business or mission that

are worth getting over the dip for. You can easily see which projects you should let bite the dust.

Here is what you’ll get as you read it or listen to it – IT WILL SAVE YOU OODLES of TIME AND MONEY

Why should you aspire being “the best in the world” at least on one niche (hint: #1 ranked players get a huge percent of the market)
Why being better than most of the competition is not enough anymore
Why are your biggest competitors actually your best allays
When should you quit and when should you go through the challenges
How to recognize when you can’t make it through the effort (then don’t even start!)
Why our natural behaviors cause us to miss success, just right as we are close to it
Why are we attracted to success stories?
Why are all the “Immediate Success” stories unreal
Why is are world dependent on dips and struggle and on having most of the people give-up
why is compromise – your worst enemy , as you see a real job security
why smart quitting is not the same as failing
How to succeed getting the job you want
how to stick with your strategic decisions and quit the losing tactics
The problem with coping with “what is” and why you are better of, quitting
Why you should decide on what terms you quit, before you start your project
Why you should not quit when you are in a panic state
Why we fail only by continuing doing tasks we don’t have the guts to quit
What is the “Dip” and why it is your best friend if you want to be the best
How does the “Dip” lead to scarcity and to success
How trying to influence the market is more powerful than influencing one person