The 6 Habits of True Strategic Thinkers

by: Dallas - March 21st, 2012   Filed under: Performance Tips Add Comment

I found this article whilst viewing  LinkedIn, and thought it worth sharing here.

You’re the boss, but you still spend too much time on the day-to-day. Here’s how to become the strategic leader your company needs.

In the beginning, there was just you and your partners. You did every job. You coded, you met with investors, you emptied the trash and phoned in the midnight pizza. Now you have others to do all that and it’s time for you to “be strategic.”

Whatever that means.

If you find yourself resisting “being strategic,” because it sounds like a fast track to irrelevance, or vaguely like an excuse to slack off, you’re not alone. Read More

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3 key concepts for successful goal setting as a leader

by: Dallas - March 12th, 2012   Filed under: Performance Tips Add Comment

By Lead Change Group on January 5, 2012

Guy Harris is a master trainer and coach with the Kevin Eikenberry Group. He specializes in workplace conflict resolution and team dynamics issues. He writes The Recovering Engineer Blog and co-authored “From Bud to Boss: Secrets to a Successful Transition to Remarkable Leadership.”

For many leaders, January marks a time filled with conversations related to performance expectations and goals for the coming year. Most of the leaders that I work with say they want to set goals that will motivate and inspire their teams to higher performance and better results.

I fully support the desire to motivate and Read More

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Improve Your Knowledge Daily

by: Dallas - November 15th, 2011   Filed under: Performance Tips Add Comment

Knowledge is a key driver of business success. Innovative ideas emerge when people are able to apply their knowledge to new problems. Unfortunately, in the modern business environment, the desire to learn new things is often trumped by the need to respond to the next item on the to-do list. There are no shortcuts to having high-quality knowledge, but effort spent learning new things effectively repays itself handsomely in the long run. Here are five things you can do to maximize the quality of your knowledge.

  1.  Stop and organize.
    At the end of a meeting, don’t leave your memory for what was discussed up to chance. When a meeting ends, don’t whip out your smartphone to check your e-mail, respond to a text or call your next appointment. Instead, take a minute to review the three main issues that came up in the meeting. Read More
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Bruxner Park Lookout

by: Dallas - September 27th, 2011   Filed under: Coffs Harbour, Travels Add Comment

Looking SE from the carpark over Coffs Harbour

I took this snap on recent visit to Coffs Harbour. It’s not finished yet, but won’t be far away. The view from this baby is fantastic!

 

 

 

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Registry Cleaners – Protect Your PC and Let it Perform the Way You Want it to

by: Dallas - August 15th, 2011   Filed under: 1-click-fix, Registry Cleaner Add Comment

Your personal computer saves all the processes that are happening within it. The operating system has its own record of these programs operating, and changes that are made within it. What is a registry cleaner? First you must understand what a registry is. A registry is an program within the operating system. The ‘registry’ registers the processes that take place. It also takes note of the automatic processes that are happening in your PC and are executed in the background. Think of the registry as a big notebook of your PC’s to-do list and it logs everything into it.

Why is a registry cleaner crucial? Registry cleaners are important because they protect your PC from other processes that are not considered viruses, Read More

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Coffs Harbour Experience

by: Dallas - June 25th, 2011   Filed under: Accommodation, Coffs Harbour, Travels 2 Comments

Recently I had the good fortune to travel to the Coffs Harbour region for a mix of work and pleasure. Having grown up in central NSW and experienced prolonged periods of very little rainfall and parched fields (I’m talking about the town’s playing fields here, not just the farmer’s fields) it was a welcome relief to visit the Coffs Harbour area. There is more rainfall here in a few weeks than my home sees in a year! The result is a verdant, lush environment with no dust bowls to be seen. I must admit that some of the locals commented that it was the wettest they had experienced for some time and were looking forward to a ‘dry’ spell. Some people just don’t know when they have it good!

I spent my free time (little that I had) . Read More

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Fix PC Blue Screen Error

by: Dallas - June 23rd, 2011   Filed under: 1-click-fix, Registry Cleaner, windows tools Add Comment

*Defrag*
Your PC stores files in different parts of your hard drive, as programs are extended and new files created over deleted ones. This process is called file fragmentation. An easy way to make your PC run faster is to make it easier for your hard drive to find the files it needs, speeding up direct read times. To run your Defragmenter, go to Start -> Control Panel -> System and Maintenance -> click ‘Rearrange items on your hard disk to make programs run faster’.

*Turn off autoplay*
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The Importance of a Registry Cleaner

by: Dallas - May 22nd, 2011   Filed under: Registry Cleaner Add Comment

To understand the importance of a registry cleaner, let us understand how Windows work. Windows has a database that is used to store system information, which is necessary to configure the operating system for the different users that will log on and use the system. It also stores all the information that is needed to configure the hardware and the various programs or applications that will run along with the operating system be it windows 98, XP or any other version of Windows. This information is constantly referenced during the operation of the computer. This is the central registry system of the PC. Every time we use the PC the registry constantly grows and gets rearranged. This constant change and growth eventually slows the system down to a crawl. Here is when the Window registry cleaner steps in to do a thorough job of ridding the system of all the redundant data stored therein.

There are many registry cleaners available, many of them claiming to be free and the best on the web. However, few live up to the expectations and in some cases, cause more damage than they repair. Worse still, some actually are used to load un-savoury programs onto your computer.

I suggest you go to 1-click-fix.com and pick up their registry cleaner. It works, and it works well.

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FAP Turbo Forex Trading Robot

by: Dallas - February 24th, 2011   Filed under: Forex Add Comment

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Interested in trading the Forex Market but don’t feel confident or have the time to do all the research and watching? Then FAP Turbo Forex Trading Robot is for you.

Click here to find more details and get on your path to Forex trading with ease.

With this great product, FAP Turbo Forex Trading Robot, you can rest assured that your future in Forex Trading is going to be much easier than you had imagined.

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    Welcome

    by: Dallas - December 28th, 2010   Filed under: Uncategorized Add Comment

    Welcome to Demaj.

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