| Judyth Piazza CEO (Editor) |  | Judyth Piazza chats with Phil Wilkins, Author of the Wealthy Entrepreneur - Phil Wilkins is a business owner, consultant, and author of The Wealthy Entrepreneur. He Owns three businesses:Diverse Wealth Systems which is a training and consulting organization, Rising Star, Inc. which owns and operates four McDonald's restaurants in Lexington, Kentucky, and PJK Holdings a real estate investment company. |
| Maria Grella |  | Three Words To Infamy - When young lawyer Dianna L. Abdala turned down a job offer from senior attorney William A. Korman, little did she know that she would become infamous. |
| Laurie Salem |  | Mondawmin Mall owner touts $70 million plan to remodel - It is expected that there will be a 127,000 square- foot big box retailer, a 67,200 square- foot, and a 28,000 square- foot junior anchor. General Growth also plans to add two 6,000 square- foot locations with sit-down family restaurants. |
| Inactive Writer |  | City of Phoenix Equal Employment Opportunity Department Hosts Workshop - According to last year's report by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the charges filed against private sector employers decreased by 5 percent last year. Agency"s officials explained that outreach and training |
| Alan Gray |  | MillionDollarWeightLoss.com Snags The Last 1000 Pixels - Demand for the remaining space on the site was in such high demand that Las Vegas odds makers were predicting that the final 1,000 pixels would be sold for $1million at auction. |
| Alan Gray |  | Your Business Needs Leads and Traffic. - The Powerful Promoter - Helps Promote Your Business, Donates to Habitat for Humanity |
| John Palumbo (Mentor/Columnist) |  | Marketing Secrets on a Shoestring Budget - It does not take a marketing genius to spend tens of thousands of dollars utilizing a variety of market resources and mediums to get your message into the market place; however, great, budget-conscious marketers are made, not born. |
| Judyth Piazza CEO (Editor) |  | The Magic Man - From an early age, John A. Palumbo, 45 has been soaring with the eagles and shooting for the stars. Mr. Palumbo was born in Birmingham, Alabama, the oldest of four children. His father, Leonard, a modest homebuilder |
| John Palumbo (Mentor/Columnist) |  | Ten 'Magic Bullets' for Successful New Home Sales Managers - "If you are a manager and you haven't thanked one of your people for doing a good job today, you either have a seriously ill organization on your hands or you are cheating those people, ripping off assets they |
| Leon (Producer) |  | Bragging about the Negatives...by Barry Maher - It's 3:30 on a hot Friday afternoon. The room is stuffy, and we've drawn the blinds against the direct sunlight so it's dark, almost cave-like. The three people I'm with have been conducting job interviews since 9:00 AM, and I've been kibitzing |
| John Palumbo (Mentor/Columnist) |  | Sales Lessons From The Theater Of The Mind - After eighteen years in new home and condominium sales, one realizes that a company"s success is derived from its attitude and philosophy. There are no real trade secrets and no magic bullets. It is time, however, to examine and challenge some of the traditional ideas about the role of product |
| Terry Sumerlin (Mentor/Columnist) |  | DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR - YET - Every day, several times a day, I saw the same sign. It was taped on the inside of the door, leading from crew quarters to passenger staterooms. |
| Matthew Kent |  | Carbondale City Property Bought for Three Times its Value Remains Unused - Appraised market value of former bar was $39,000, city buys for $150,000 as ongoing discussions regarding property continue |
| Terry Sumerlin (Mentor/Columnist) |  | Customer Courtesy Earns Business Respect - All of us have certain businesses where we are regulars " the mail center, the bank, the restaurant (coffee place) or the barbershop. |
| S Renee Greene |  | I'll Pay Later - Why do they do it? Whether it is payday lending, buy-here-pay-here car dealing, rent-to-own pawning, or predatory mortgage lending, the low-income population yields a source of high income for legal loan sharks. |
| Sean Stubblefield |  | Looking Good, Houston - Building The Houston Pavilions could make Downtown Houston culturally relevant again |
