Posted by Michael Hartzell on Thu, Aug 12, 2010
When talking with someone about business, I can attach a page inside the Personal Brain. Anything you can imagine: Marketing, planning, brainstorming and presenting. Better for business than a Swiss Army Knife.
I can put frogs in the background of Personal Brain.
I can have many brains. (They say two heads are better than one; then my many brains must be even better!) Too bad I can't charge by the brain.
Photos, websites, html, text, tags, links are not all I can put into my Personal Brain.
The Personal Brain helps me take notes and pass tests. (Its search tool is instantaneous.)
I don't have to remember anything once it is in one of my Personal Brains.
This of course relieves stress as the information is always at my finger tips.
I wrote a book in a Personal Brain (Still to be published, coming soon!)
The Personal Brain can be shared by zipping it up and sending a file to somone. I can share my brain.
This might be looked on as letting someone read my mind, don't you think?
Having a Personal Brain is more than a mind map, more than an organizer. It is a place to keep and organize thoughts, have a meeting, create a plan, write a book, and the pro version even helps to creates a website.
The Personal Brain is a software program. It is free. There is a pro version that expands even more. The Personal Brain can be used at the simplest level or be used with hundreds of links as a database and teaching tool.
As with anything new, there is a small learning curve. With webinars every week online, the masters show how to use the Personal Brain. The recordings available on their site assure the learning curve is short and sweet.
This is a program I will never give up. After 90 days of the free version, I upgraded to the pro. One of the best buys I have made in the last two years. This is so integrated into my daily life, I became an affiliate. It looks like they are about to upgrade to a new version.
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Posted by Michael Hartzell on Thu, Jul 08, 2010
Small business success tools on the shelf will be replaced frequently. Here is news of the day about technology changes that will affect your small business:
Firefox plus add-ons and plug-ins is one of the powerful Push Button Tech Tools to follow the very effective "10 Steps About I" customer connection process.
Local search. Learn now. Google Places and Google Maps at the very least must be on your list of free marketing.
The 21st Century will be even more about push button, remote control and Apps. The ebook via the e-readers will become the marketing tool of the future. Start writing your book.
For those who are more into the technology piece and want to go deeper.
The Nielsen Company reported in June that, on average, the global consumer spends about 1 in every 4.5 minutes online on blogs or social networking sites. According to a report by market researcher Morpace, among US Facebook users time on Facebook rises to 1 in 3 minutes spent online. This is important for small business owners because you must know where people are spending their time. Read more...
You can scan the headlines in about 20 minutes a day. As you scan you select which are relevant to your local small business. To out manuever the big companies, you will add new technology and move quickly and in so doing will continue to drive your business based on the five essentials to business success.
How can you get it done so quickly? In a recent blog post: Optimizing your business video presence on YouTube there is a video included that tells you about Google Reader. Set it up. Use it daily. Skip the email inbox. Knowledge Empowers and the RSS feed for 20 minutes will keep you ahead of the game. (As long as you select valuable resources.)
Move forward. Don't be stuck in the old slow way.
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