Aussie Rules
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11 Ways To Improve Your Stock Control | BTalk
Podcast: How much of your working capital is tied up in stock that isn't turning over fast enough? Here's 11 ways to tighten up your stock control.
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Making Money Online
In this short video, I explore the world of generating income from online advertising with Denise Shrivell from MediaScope. Denise shares some valuable tips for any small business who has their...
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Seven Steps to Happiness | BTalk
Podcast: Writer and coach Eildih Milnes says the key to happiness is confidence. She says there are seven keys to achieving both.
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Finding The Future
In this video I talk again with Futurist, Craig Rispin. Together we discuss what to do when we feel we're getting left behind; when we see something happening elsewhere and figure it's a future...
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Art For Money's Sake | BTalk
Podcast: If you're worried about the direction of the share market, now might be the time to consider art as a means of diversifying your investment portfolio.
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How Far Should the ABC Go? | BTalk
[podcast] A little over a month after the launch of the ABC's 24 news channel we ask how far a publicly-funded broadcaster should spread its wings into commercial territory.
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Nice Girls Finish Second
Last Friday (27 August 2010) I attended a great luncheon debate organised by the Australian Institute of Management "Nice Girls Finish Second". Over 1000 people attended with around a 98 percent...
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Why Tony Abbott Should Be Prime Minister
There's an easy way to see who should form the next Australian government. Let's look at the next preferred choice of voters in each independent seat. Too logical?
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The 5 Principles of Guerrilla Marketing | BTalk
[podcast] Jay Conrad Levinson, the founder of Guerrilla Marketing, explains five principles that provide a road map to the approach.
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Will Anyone Follow The Leader? | BTalk
[podcast] Joseph Daniel McCool says executive search firms have a vested interested in ensuring that replacement CEOs come from outside the organisation.
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Marketing Lessons From the Grateful Dead | BTalk
[podcast] Can modern day businesses really learn anything from a bunch of ageing hippies from the west coast?
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Defamation: The Beginner's Guide | BTalk
[podcast] Do you blog? Do you know the laws in relation to defamation? If not, there is a danger that you could write or say something that could land you in hot water.
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Turn Small Talk Into Business Talk | BTalk
[podcast] Don Gabor, author of "Turn Small Talk Into Big Deals" describes how to use networking to good effect. Rule one, don't rush into business discussions.
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Fixing Up Democracy | BTalk
[podcast] It looks like Australia will be governed by a minority party forced to do deals. Is this the best outcome for democracy? What needs to change?
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Informal Votes Tell of a Doubly Disillusioned Electorate
A 3.6 percent swing to the Greens isn't the only sign that Aussie voters are disillusioned with the two major parties. The swing to informal votes is two and half times more than the swing to the...
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Webinar on the Aussie Economy: Good Times or Stormy Waters?
[webinar] Sign-up now to hear Steve Keen give his views on the future direction of the economy. He says Australia's biggest issue is private and household debt and its relationship to GDP.
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Taking A Look Into The Future
Who or what is a futurist? Frankly I'd struggle to answer this until I met Craig Rispin. In this short video interview, Craig shares some tricks of his trade to help us get a better picture of...
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Stay On Track To Achieve Your Goals
In this little video I share a story about a mate of mine who was always getting distracted by the bright lights of opportunity. He simply couldn't maintain focus on his business priorities and...
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The Dumbed-Down Economics Debate | BTalk
[podcast] In this edition of BTalk Ian McAuley discusses how the media has dumbed down economic discussions to the point where the focus is really on minute details on the balance sheet.
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Population Populism, Not Policy | BTalk
[podcast] Jessica Brown says debate on migration levels are diverting attention from the need for infrastructure and a more competitive form of federalism.









