Darryl Jarmosco: Map Of Intention - Blog Business Success Radio

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Peak Performance Coach, professional speaker, and author of the inspirational and life transforming book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results, Darryl J. Jarmosco shares his 30 day system for changing your life, achieving your goals, and of following your dreams. He describes how to discover and live the life you really want and how to be happy every day. He teaches you how to define your categories of intention, and how to create clarity and focus in your life. Instead of living a life of reacting to others and events, learn how to live your own life of intention.

Darryl J. Jarmosco is my internet radio show guest on Blog Business Success; hosted live on BlogTalkRadio.

The show airs live on Thursday, April 8, at 8:00 pm Eastern Time; 5:00 pm Pacific Time.

Peak Performance Coach, professional speaker, and author of the inspirational and life transforming book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results, Darryl J. Jarmosco shares his 30 day system for changing your life, achieving your goals, and of following your dreams. You will learn:

* How to live a life of intention and follow your dreams

* Why establishing realistic and time bound goals is essential

* How to write down your goals with clarity and fucus

* How to make a real change in your life in just thirty days



Darryl J. Jarmosco (photo left) is a motivational speaker, trainer and author, whose passion is empowering people and helping them have a larger vision for their lives. Darryl’s straight-from-the-heart, high-energy, passionate message motivates and engages all audiences to step into their greatness. He provides them with the motivation to take the next step toward living their dream. His charisma, warmth and sense of humor have impacted many lives.

Darryl’s experience, working with clients from all over the world, has given him the knowledge and ability to create results with a variety of people and teams. His engaging speaking and training style creates a great atmosphere for learning and change. As a coach for Anthony Robbins Companies, Darryl has trained alongside world leaders in personal and professional coaching. He has transformed many lives and can do the same for you and your team.

My book review of Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results by Darryl J. Jarmosco.

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Let's talk with Peak Performance Coach, professional speaker, and author of the inspirational and life transforming book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results, Darryl J. Jarmosco as he shares his 30 day system for changing your life, achieving your goals, and of following your dreams. He describes how to discover and live the life you really want and how to be happy every day. He teaches you how to define your categories of intention, and how to create clarity and focus in your life. Instead of living a life of reacting to others and events, learn how to live your own life of intention on Blog Business Success Radio.

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Map of Intention by Darryl Jarmosco - Book review

Map of Intention

A 30-day system for getting results



By: Darryl J. Jarmosco

Published: 2009
Format: Paperback, 87 pages
Publisher: Darryl Jarmosco International


"We have a choice to live our lives two ways; either we live it in reaction or intention", writes Peak Performance Coach and speaker Darryl J. Jarmosco, in his inspirational and life transforming book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results. The author challenges the reader to take action on their dreams, and to stop making excuses, and to quit limiting their life options.

Darryl J. Jarmosco presents the challenge of declaring your life. He considers this declaration essential as the turning point in finding clarity in your personal dreams and goals. Without this strong declaration, the author describes your life as one of reaction, and of being controlled by events and other people. The result, according to Darryl Jarmosco is a poor outlook on life that is both unfulfilling and personally exhausting. The author offers an alternative way to live one's life, by making the choice to live a life of intention. That means choosing what you want your life to be about, and to follow your own dreams and aspirations.



Darryl J. Jarmosco (photo left) understands that not everyone is at the same emotional state of readiness to declare a life of intention. As a result, he encourages his readers to get into a positive state of mind, and to feel good about themselves and the world around them. The author recognizes that not everyone's personal goals and dreams are the same. Indeed, he encourages his readers to write down and visualize their own dreams and goals, to establish focus and clarity. Darryl Jarmosco shares his ideas and proven techniques to move toward those goals, and away from the distractions and negative influences that created the life of reaction. Instead of living a life of aimlessness, the book presents a system for working toward a target that achieves your personal goals.

For me, the power of the book is how Darryl Jarmosco creates a practical and workable system for building a life of intention. The book is more than just an inspirational guide. It's also a work book and journal, that requires the reader to write down their goals and dreams on the page. Through the act of writing, the goal becomes a tangible reality, and sharpens the focus of the reader on reaching a target. The author makes a bold claim, that anyone can get results and move toward their goal, in only thirty days. Because of the daily written and practical exercises in the book, and the constant reinforcement of those dreams, the reader is propelled forward toward their ultimate target. The completely interactive format of the book is a huge part of forming that focus, clarity, and constant mode of action necessary to make dreams a reality.

I highly recommend the motivational, step by step goal achievement book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results by Darryl J. Jarmosco, to anyone seeking to change their life from one of reaction to one where they live their own dreams. This book creates the positive frame of mind that guides the reader toward the target, while providing daily activities that make the life of intention one of reality. The author creates a format where the reader builds measurable goals, and takes actions that are specific and realistic. These actions are time bound, making them critical to achieving your life aspirations.

Read the life changing guide book Map of Intention: A 30-day system for getting results by Darryl J. Jarmosco, and change your life from one of reaction to living a life of intention. Instead of making excuses, and putting off your dreams and goals, let this book guide you to taking charge of your own life. Replace negativity and reaction with a focused target, and live your dreams on your own terms.

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In the Shadow of the Cypress by Thomas Steinbeck - Book review

In the Shadow of the Cypress

By: Thomas Steinbeck

Published: April 6, 2010
Format: Hardcover, 256 pages
ISBN-10: 1439168253
ISBN-13: 9781439168257
Publisher: Gallery Books






From a 1906 diary describing a potentially explosive discovery, that could rewrite history, to a modern scientific search for clues to that mystery, author Thomas Steinbeck captivates readers with his spellbinding first novel In the Shadow of the Cypress. The story is one of the search for truth, of the power of the past to have repercussions on the present and future, and of how ordinary people can change the course of events with their decisions and actions.

Thomas Steinbeck, son of iconic American author John Steinbeck, creates his own important place in American letters with his well crafted tale of lost Chinese relics that point to a 1422 discovery of America. Writing the story from three different points of view, and across one hundred years of time, the author creates a wondrous triptych of narrative delight. Thomas Steinbeck raises some critical questions for any time period, as he describes how events of the past cause very human responses long after their own time. The uncovering of fifteenth century Chinese artifacts in 1906 California, lead to intricate machinations within the Chinese community to hide the evidence, out of fear of repercussions. By burying the truth about previous explorations of the west coast of the Americas, the people involved fall prey to their own motives, fears, and desires, instead of sharing the critical facts of history with the world.



Thomas Steinbeck (photo left) deftly describes how the original artifacts were buried, by the Chinese naval commander, under a grove of imported cypress trees, planted for at that purpose. As the book title describes, those cypress trees would cast a long shadow into future events, centuries after their original planting. Just as those trees, and their hidden treasure of an unsettling truth, had a crucial impact on future events, so do actions of people of all times create shadows for future generations. Over time, the events of the past fade from memory, only to be brought back to life at some unexpected future moment. As the people of 1906 discovered, not everyone in their society would accept the new information of real historical events. To their Eurocentric thinking, a discovery of America by the Emperor's vast treasure fleet would be inconceivable.

For the characters in the contemporary portion of the novel, the perception of China is very different, but also one of concern. China, now as then, is a global power with influence covering the entire planet. The fear of upsetting standard histories may not have worried the modern characters in the novel. They were influenced by the very human traits of seeking fame and wealth, of being credited with a paradigm altering discovery, and of determining possession and ownership through time. In both 1906 and 2008, the events of the discovery were placed in motion by ordinary people. The actions also took on a momentum of their own, as truth always seeks to be discovered and understood. The author leaves a sense of wonder in the mind of the reader that perhaps lost items seek to be found, and their secrets revealed. In the end, the artifacts were life changing for every person who learned of their existence.

I highly recommend the wonderful novel In the Shadow of the Cypress by Thomas Steinbeck, to anyone seeking an adventure novel that brings history alive, and displays its impact on the modern world. Events of the past continue to influence our lives today, very often in ways never even imagined by the people of the past. The author makes clear that historical truth will eventually be uncovered, and its secrets brought to light, with an impact on all of humanity. Very often, it's the unexpected action of an unknown person, who reveals the historical artifacts, that change the course of history.

Read the delightful and enthralling novel In the Shadow of the Cypress by Thomas Steinbeck, and be transported back to 1906 in California, and then returned to our own time, following the unknown threads of history that connect past times to our own era. The story is a gripping page turner that stays with the reader long after its completion. History affects our lives, and our actions as history will affect generations yet unborn. Like the cypress trees, we all cast long shadows into the future.

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Adam Hartung: Create Marketplace Disruption - Blog Business Success Radio

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Thought leader, speaker, consultant, Managing Partner of Spark Partners, and author of the visionary and dynamic book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition, Adam Hartung, describes how most companies fail to respond well to marketplace disruption. They even fail as businesses. Discover how deliberate creation of marketplace disruption will put your company well ahead of the competition. Learn how to dispel the most common management myths and replace them with ideas and techniques that really work. Find out how to embrace innovation and change and make them work for your company as you leave the competition in the dust.

Adam Hartung is my internet radio show guest on Blog Business Success; hosted live on BlogTalkRadio.

The show airs live on Tuesday, April 6, at 8:00 pm Eastern Time; 5:00 pm Pacific Time.

Thought leader, speaker, consultant, Managing Partner of Spark Partners, and author of the visionary and dynamic book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition, Adam Hartung, describes how most companies fail to respond well to marketplace disruption. You will learn:

* Why disruption and innovation are critical to company survival

* Why being locked into existing success formulas is a recipe for disaster

* How the Phoenix Principle of practicing constant disruption is essential

* How to develop White Space where new success formulas can be created



Adam Hartung (photo left) helps companies innovate to achieve real growth. He began his career as an entrepreneur, selling the first general-purpose computing platform to use the 8080 microprocessor when he was an undergraduate. Today, he has 20 years of practical experience in developing and implementing strategies to take advantage of emerging technologies and new business models. He writes, consults and speaks worldwide.

His recently published book, Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition (Financial Times Press, 2008), helps leaders and managers create evergreen organizations that produce above-average returns.

Adam is currently Managing Partner of Spark Partners, a strategy and transformation consultancy. Previously, he spent eight years as a Partner in the consulting arm of Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) where he led their efforts in Intellectual Capital Development and e-business. Adam has also been a strategist with The Boston Consulting Group, and an executive with PepsiCo and DuPont in the areas of strategic planning and business development.

At DuPont Adam built a new division from nothing to over $600 million revenue in less than 3 years, opening subsidiaries on every populated continent and implementing new product development across both Europe and Asia.

At Pepsi, Adam led the initiative to start Pizza Hut Home Delivery. He opened over 200 stores in under 2 years and also led the global expansion M&A initiative acquiring several hundred additional sites. He also played a lead role in the Kentucky Fried Chicken acquisition.

Adam has helped redefine the strategy of companies such as General Dynamics, Deutsche Telecom, Air Canada, Honeywell, BancOne, Subaru of America, Safeway, Kraft, 3M, and P&G. He received his MBA from Harvard Business School with Distinction.

My book review of Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition by Adam Hartung.

Listen live on Tuesday at 8:00 pm Eastern, 5:00 pm Pacific time.



If you miss this very informative show, it will be available for free download as a podcast for iPod, iTunes, and MP3 players; or play it right on your computer. To download this, or any other of my guest interviews, go to the Blog Business Success host page and click on Archived Segments. Once there, click on the podcast icon at the end of the episode description, to download the show free of charge for your listening enjoyment. You can also subscribe to the show feed.



To call in questions for my guest, the number is: (347) 996-5832

Let's talk with thought leader, speaker, consultant, Managing Partner of Spark Partners, and author of the visionary and dynamic book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition, Adam Hartung, as he describes how most companies fail to respond well to marketplace disruption. They even fail as businesses. Discover how deliberate creation of marketplace disruption will put your company well ahead of the competition. Learn how to dispel the most common management myths and replace them with ideas and techniques that really work. Find out how to embrace innovation and change and make them work for your company as you leave the competition in the dust on Blog Business Success Radio.

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Create Marketplace Disruption by Adam Hartung - Book review

Create Marketplace Disruption

How to Stay Ahead of the Competition

By: Adam Hartung

Published: July 2008
Format: Hardcover, 256pp
ISBN-13: 9780132343916
ISBN-10: 0132343916
Publisher: FT Press



"A considerable amount of of business education, and the activities undertaken by managers as they advance their careers, is dramatically removed from implementing, or even understanding, innovation", writes strategy consultant and Managing Partner of Spark Partners, Adam Hartung, in his visionary and dynamic book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition. The author provides fresh thinking and a new approach to innovation and change in the marketplace, and how management can embrace that dynamism to achieve industry dominance over the competition.

Adam Hartung recognizes the critical importance of change to any company, industry, and to the economy as a whole. He also understands that embracing the concept and inevitability of change and disruption are very difficult to grasp for many business leaders. As a result, formerly industry leading companies find themselves left behind by change that they believed was impossible to see in the marketplace. The paradox, as described by Adam Hartung, is that the very organizations that had created the new success formula, are the very companies who discover too late, that their once dominant formula led to their own demise. Because of the success of their formula, the corporate leaders chose to ignore warnings of change and disruption, and defended and extended their system long past its useful lifespan. As a result, their companies began a spiral downward into oblivion.



Adam Hartung (photo left) urges corporate leaders to seek out disruption and innovation, as embracing those principles are critical to the long term success of their organizations. The author goes farther than many discourses on innovation, and recommends that business executives create their own disruption, and challenge their organizational success formula. As Adam Hartung describes innovation, failure to disrupt the current business model by the organization on its own terms, will only mean change and disruption is caused by competitors and the economy. Adam Hartung offers convincing evidence that current success by an organization, if extended and defended against innovation, will result in inevitable decline or failure of the company.

For me, the power of the book is how Adam Hartung not only describes the current problems and myths facing companies, but also how he offers an alternative technique for long term business success. Unlike many books that simply diagnose the problem, Adam Hartung provides a viable and transformational model for embracing and even initiating change. The author shares case studies of corporations, formerly at the pinnacle of their industries, who were blindsided by disruptive innovators that changed their market sector almost overnight. The failed company success formulas had been thought previously to be unbeatable, and were defended and extended by themselves, and even their competitors and by academia. The old paradigms became locked into place, and were resistant and even hostile to changes that could have saved the company and restored it to competitive leadership.

What happened was change and innovation, on someone else's terms, and not on those of the failed corporations. Adam Hartung offers his Phoenix Principle, of practicing constant disruption until it becomes part of standard corporate thinking. This seeking of continuous innovation is part of what the author calls the white space where new ideas are created and put into practice. Finding that critical white space is critical to establishing fresh ideas and establishing new formulas for success. At the same time, keeping the white space open causes organizations to continue seeking and exploring new concepts, preventing the trap of being locked into the older system. Instead of defending and extending a previous, but no longer effective business model, concepts of the Phoenix Principle and white space cause deliberate disruption and innovation on the company's own terms.

I highly recommend the brilliat and must read book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition by Adam Hartung, to anyone seeking fresh, groundbreaking ideas for breaking through the barriers of outdated, but formerly successful business models. This important book establishes clearly that holding onto older ideas, while discouraging innovation and creative disruption, will lead to the company demise. The very defenders of the older paradigm are the very people who contribute to business failure, because they are locked into that success formula. Companies must seek out innovators and disruptive agents to ensure long term corporate success.

Read the often challenging but always rewarding book Create Marketplace Disruption: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition by Adam Hartung, and put the Phoenix Principle and the concept of white space to work for your company. Cast off the blinders of current success formulas, that are already showing signs of decay and decline, and embrace change and innovation. Disrupting your own corporate success today will lead to even greater success and profitability tomorrow.

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Delay, Deny, Defend by Jay M. Feinman - Book review

Delay, Deny, Defend

Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It

By: Jay M. Feinman

Published: March 18, 2010
Format: Hardcover, 256 pages
ISBN: 9781591843153
Publisher: Penguin/Portfolio








"Insurance is the great protector of the standard of living of the American middle class, but only when it works", writes insurance expert and Distinguished Professor of Law at Rutgers University School of Law, Jay M. Feinman, in his hard hitting and landmark expose of of the insurance industry Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It. The author describes in vivid detail how the insurance industry delays processing of claims, denies payment of legitimate claims, and defends its actions in court even in cases where prompt payment of the claim would be the correct and legal course of action.

Jay M. Feinman pulls no punches as he builds his case against what he considers unethical and often illegal actions taken by insurance companies. The desire on the part of the insurance companies, writes the author, is a widespread policy designed to increase company profits by routine delay and denial of legitimate claims. Jay Feinman traces this change in insurance company policy, from paying policy holders the correct amount of their claim to one of reducing or avoiding payment entirely, to the mid-1990s, when insurers began to see claims processing as an area of potential profits. The author writes that the industry began to examine the claims payout as leakage of cash, that if retained, would serve to enhance the company's profit margins.



Jay M. Feinman (photo left) describes how global consulting giant McKinsey Consulting recommended that insurers examine more closely the claims processing department for possible cost reductions. Jay Feinman points out that the initial concept was to lower overhead and operating costs in claim processing, but that concept evolved into the principle of delaying, reducing, and avoiding some claim payouts entirely. The idea of claim delay and denial became the new industry method of operation, according to the author, resulting in a sea change in the way that insurance companies treated claims and their customers. What Jay Feinman describes as systemic abuses by the insurance industry, became business as usual leaving policy holders often destitute, homeless, or facing long and expensive court battles.

For me, the power of the book is how Jay M. Feinman provides a clear eyed analysis and evaluation of the worst practices of the insurance industry. He names companies he considers to be the worst offenders, while not letting the other insurers off without mention for their practices. He presents real life stories of people caught on the wrong end of delay, deny, and defend, despite their legitimate claims that should have received prompt payment in full. At the same time, what makes the book especially powerful is that the author offers new ideas and fresh thinking into solving the problems facing the industry and the average policy holder.

Jay Feinman is not anti-insurance. Indeed, he considers insurance essential as disaster protection for maintaining a middle class standard of living. To that end, he provides valuable information for consumers to select the best insurer for their needs, and how to best make a claim should misfortune strike. The author also shares some ideas for legislators to curb the systemic abuses that serve neither the policy holders or the long term viability of the insurance industry. Should current and future policy holders elect to not purchase insurance coverage, and lose confidence in their insurers, the insurance industry and the economy as a whole will suffer. Good business practices, including prompt payment of the correct amount of the claims, will enhance the long term image and profitability if the entire insurance industry.

I highly recommend the seminal and must read book Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It by Jay M. Feinman, to anyone seeking a deeper understanding in how the insurance companies operate their businesses in the treatment of claims. The author delves deeply into the concept of delay, deny, defend, and why that practices is so widespread in the industry. He also offers real world, workable solutions that benefit the policy holders, the industry, and the overall economy.

Read the controversial and important book Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It by Jay M. Feinman, and discover for yourself how to best protect yourself in case of an insurance claim. By better understanding of the industry, and how it operates, and by advocating changes in insurer practices, consumers and businesses will be better protected from disaster, now and in the future.

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Carma Spence-Pothitt: Home Sweet Home Page - Blog Business Success Radio

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Professional web designer, owner of Wordpress ReVamp, and author of the concise and idea packed book Home Sweet Home Page: The 5 Deadly Mistakes Authors, Speakers and Coaches Make with Their Website's Home Page and How To Fix Them!, Carma Spence-Pothitt, describes how your website home page is your most important internet real estate. Many businesses don't take full advantage of the power of their website for communication with customers, and settle for a less than professional look.

Discover the five deadly mistakes that authors, speakers, and coaches make with their websites. Here's how to fix them the right way to provide your customers with a professional look and better service. Learn how to choose a professional website designer who really understands your situation.

Carma Spence-Pothitt is my internet radio show guest on Blog Business Success; hosted live on BlogTalkRadio.

The show airs live on Thursday, April 1, at 8:00 pm Eastern Time; 5:00 pm Pacific Time.

Professional web designer, owner of Wordpressrevamp.com, and author of the concise and idea packed book Home Sweet Home Page: The 5 Deadly Mistakes Authors, Speakers and Coaches Make with Their Website's Home Page and How To Fix Them!, Carma Spence-Pothitt, describes how your website home page is your most important internet real estate. You will learn:

* The five most critical mistakes made on websites

* Why it's crucial for authors, speakers and coaches to have professional sites

* How to establish your website's purpose and vision

* Some simple search engine optimization SEO techniques for any site



Carma Spence-Pothitt (photo left) has been a writer and educator for almost her entire life. She first started telling … and attempting to write down stories …. at the age of three. Her talent with words was noted by her fourth grade teacher, who pulled her aside one day and told her she should become a writer.

Momentarily side-tracked by her love of science (she has a Bachelor’s degree in Biology), Carma eventually fell into a career as a science communicator. She has more than 20 years experience in marketing communications, as well as writing and editing, in the fields of health care, food and wine, computers, business, television, biology and agriculture. She can research, digest and write highly technical material while making this same material comprehensible to people unfamiliar with the topic. She has built her career on helping people understand something that is new to them, taking information—from dry facts to common knowledge to scientific research—and making it sparkle with life.

Maybe it’s her ADD or maybe it’s her insatiable curiosity, but Carma has developed quite an eclectic background: a Bachelor’s degree in Biology, a Master’s degree in Journalism from the number one public relations graduate program in the nation (according to U.S. News & World Report), and education in video production, science communication and dance. Her hobbies include baking, cooking, reading & watching speculative fiction, and collecting stamps and vintage science fiction movie posters.

A Toastmaster for six years — earning her Competent Toastmaster (CTM) Award and working half-way to her Able Toastmaster (ATM) Award — she has developed excellent verbal communication skills. She also produced a 27-minute video introducing new and prospective members to the Toastmasters experience.

Carma is passionate, enthusiastic, creative and kind. She pours her heart and soul into her writing and believes that everyone has a gift to give to the world.

My book review of Home Sweet Home Page: The 5 Deadly Mistakes Authors, Speakers and Coaches Make with Their Website's Home Page and How To Fix Them! by Carma Spence-Pothitt.

Listen live on Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern, 5:00 pm Pacific time.



If you miss this very informative show, it will be available for free download as a podcast for iPod, iTunes, and MP3 players; or play it right on your computer. To download this, or any other of my guest interviews, go to the Blog Business Success host page and click on Archived Segments. Once there, click on the podcast icon at the end of the episode description, to download the show free of charge for your listening enjoyment. You can also subscribe to the show feed.



To call in questions for my guest, the number is: (347) 996-5832

Let's talk with professional web designer, owner of Wordpress ReVamp, and author of the concise and idea packed book Home Sweet Home Page: The 5 Deadly Mistakes Authors, Speakers and Coaches Make with Their Website's Home Page and How To Fix Them!, Carma Spence-Pothitt, as she describes how your website home page is your most important internet real estate. Many businesses don't take full advantage of the power of their website for communication with customers, and settle for a less than professional look. Discover the five deadly mistakes that authors, speakers, and coaches make with their websites. Here's how to fix them the right way to provide your customers with a professional look and better service. Learn how to choose a professional website designer who really understands your situation on Blog Business Success Radio.

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