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Defining Your Success Workshop
“Life is like photography. You need the negatives to develop.” - Unknown
Defining Your Success Workbook/Class will give your the negatives to make your dream a reality.
If you do what you did yesterday, you will be beaten. If you do today what others are doing you will be competitive. To win you must be doing what others will be doing tomorrow. Rob de Castella (deek)
Who does this session apply to? Anyone who has a dream and has thought about it - but never acted. You just do not know how it will ever be. Did you know you can make it your reality.
If you think about retiring and just do not see how.
How To Build A Business Referral Group 101 How To Keep Your Group Active Building A Strategic Referral - Team/Network Guest Day Scripts and Letters Agenda - Flip Chart
Strategic Partner Card Deck Club Plan strategic Business Partner Mapping Networking Goal & Action Plan Know Your Business Card Identifying Referral Opportunities Infomercial - Are We Listening to Introductions
Club Networking Goal and Action Plan Steps to a Impactful Infomercial Tapping into Events Generating Referrals Using Trigger Words Building Strong Business-Networking Relationships With Social Events Tapping into Guests
Referral Forms Your Bio Building Trust With Club Members Agenda in MS Word Category List Guest Day Accountably Sheets Club Presentation Schedule Strategic Partner Mapping Worksheet Guest Orientation Checklist
On Right - Overview: Workshop - Premeditated Business Networking
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Honolulu law firm announces new name, leadership The Honolulu law firm Porter McGuire Kiakona Chow LLP has a new name, as new leadership has been added and former partners have moved on to form their own firm.
The firm, which used to be called Porter Tom Quitiquit Chee & Watts, now consists of Christian Porter, Laree McGuire, Kapono Kiakona and Bryson Chow.
In addition to the name change, the firm is now focusing more on condominium and community association work, in anticipation of a growing demand for legal guidance with the rise in construction…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:56:33 +0000 Hawaii Ethics Commission concerned with Macy’s ‘Believe’ promotion in public schools The Hawaii State Ethics Commission has raised concerns with Macy’s seasonal Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser in an advisory that asks employees of the state Department of Education not to promote it on school grounds.
The Macy’s “Believe” campaign isn’t new; it has been entering schools locally and nationally for the past seven years, said Siana Austin Hunt, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Hawaii Foundation.
The Macy’s “Believe” campaign works by having “wish kids,” or ambassadors…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:54:22 +0000 Menino, Boston Properties reach deal on TD Garden project Boston Properties just got an early Christmas gift.
The Menino administration is set to announce that they have reached an agreement with Boston Properties and Delaware North Cos. to allow construction of a 45-story residential tower near North Station and provide a lucrative tax break to support the $1 billion development, the Boston Business Journal has learned.
Harry Collings, the former executive secretary of the Boston Redevelopment Authority who now serves as a consultant to Boston Properties,…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:34:37 +0000 Castle & Cooke to develop condo project in Kakaako on Kamehameha Schools land Castle & Cooke Inc. will join Hawaii developers such as Alexander & Baldwin Inc. and Stanford Carr Development in developing a residential condominium project in Kakaako as part of landowner Kamehameha Schools’ “Our Kakaako” master plan.
Anthony Ching, executive director of the Hawaii Community Development Authority, the state agency charged with redeveloping Kakaako, confirmed to PBN that Castle & Cooke would build reserved housing units along Keawe Street between Pohukaina and Auahi streets,…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:25:11 +0000 Yahoo buys streaming concert startup Evntlive Yahoo got in another acquisition on Friday, buying concert streaming startup Evntlive for an undisclosed sum.
The Redwood City startup announced the deal on its website.
Evntlive was co-founded by Alex Beckman, David Carrico and Jono Beckman. It raised $2.3 million in seed money since it was founded from investors including Vint Cerf, Yogen Dalal, Ellen Levy and Steve Wadsworth.
The company said its service would no longer be available and that its employees are joining Yahoo's video team.
Evntlive…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:17:15 +0000 Bonterra Solar partners with SunRun for Hawaii PV installations Bonterra Solar said Friday that it has entered into a partnership with SunRun, one of the nation’s largest residential solar photovoltaic companies.
Under the partnership, the Honolulu-based firm will install solar PV systems on Hawaii houses at little to no upfront cost to the homeowner. SunRun owns, insures, monitors and maintains the system, which can average between $25,000 and $30,000, and charges homeowners a set rate lower than their current utility, said Bonterra, which noted that it will…
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 00:10:38 +0000 Hawaii Christmas tree lot moves after 10 years at Ala Moana Center: Slideshow Veteran retailer Richard Tajiri, owner of Christmas Hawaii, uprooted his established Christmas tree business from Ala Moana Center this year to a smaller lot in Moiliili due to the mall’s $573.2 million expansion project.
Tajiri, who is originally from Maui, co-founded Christmas Hawaii nearly 40 years ago and moved to the Mainland back in 1986 to be closer to where the Christmas trees grow. Every holiday season, they return to Hawaii with hand-selected trees from Oregon and Washington state, and…
Fri, 06 Dec 2013 23:59:27 +0000 Washington health exchange hits new round of tech issues Washington’s state health exchange has been down since Tuesday afternoon, and it’s unclear when it will be operational again.
The Seattle Times reports that the site first noted some performance issues two-and-a-half weeks ago.
“It has been a very difficult thing because the problems are very random and intermittent,” Curt Kwak, chief information officer of the Washington Health Benefits Exchange, told The Times. “We still haven’t located the root cause.”
The problems aren’t related…
Boston Properties just got an early Christmas gift.
The Menino administration is set to announce that they have reached an agreement with Boston Properties and Delaware North Cos. to allow construction of a 45-story residential tower near North Station and provide a lucrative tax break to support the $1 billion development, the Boston Business Journal has learned.
Harry Collings, the former executive secretary of the Boston Redevelopment Authority who now serves as a consultant to Boston Properties,…
Bonterra Solar said Friday that it has entered into a partnership with SunRun, one of the nation’s largest residential solar photovoltaic companies.
Under the partnership, the Honolulu-based firm will install solar PV systems on Hawaii houses at little to no upfront cost to the homeowner. SunRun owns, insures, monitors and maintains the system, which can average between $25,000 and $30,000, and charges homeowners a set rate lower than their current utility, said Bonterra, which noted that it will…
Veteran retailer Richard Tajiri, owner of Christmas Hawaii, uprooted his established Christmas tree business from Ala Moana Center this year to a smaller lot in Moiliili due to the mall’s $573.2 million expansion project.
Tajiri, who is originally from Maui, co-founded Christmas Hawaii nearly 40 years ago and moved to the Mainland back in 1986 to be closer to where the Christmas trees grow. Every holiday season, they return to Hawaii with hand-selected trees from Oregon and Washington state, and…
Washington’s state health exchange has been down since Tuesday afternoon, and it’s unclear when it will be operational again.
The Seattle Times reports that the site first noted some performance issues two-and-a-half weeks ago.
“It has been a very difficult thing because the problems are very random and intermittent,” Curt Kwak, chief information officer of the Washington Health Benefits Exchange, told The Times. “We still haven’t located the root cause.”
The problems aren’t related…