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Organization run smoother when every one gets to sit at the table and eat and no one is forced to eat scraps, treated like a lesser or not paid fairly for the job title or the work that they do. If you are economically enslaving your work force or are turning your vendors into a cash flow bank in slow payments then you will not get their best efforts.

If you pay people less than their labor is worth they will not give you 110% of their efforts and that goes for the top CEO down to the mail-room, which maybe CEO some day, remember that. And who better than someone who understands the company from the top to bottom too? Indeed the shareholders want to be paid by increased value of their holdings and you better make sure your customer is also satisfied with your products or services.

Many people complain about the compensation of the CEOs yet their real complaint is they believe they are not making what they should? Well are they putting out the maximum effort or are they allowing the Union to try to get more than their labor is worth in the Industry and actual market.

Labor in companies is always a factor of the market place and it should reflect that whether it is the management compensation of a CEO or the front line worker who makes it all happen day in and day out. Please consider all this in 2006.

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So, you have become an MLM Opportunity Seeker and you have made the decision that you want to change your life. Perhaps you have been introduced to an MLM/Network Marketing Opportunity through a family or friend, or even friend of a friend.

Amongst the barrage of information available it can be very confusing in evaluating the Best Work At Home MLM opportunity. There are so many home based MLM Opportunities out there! Choosing which MLM Business is best for you involves a process which cannot be rushed and must be a decision made amidst all the fog of hype and excitement upon which it may (usually!) be presented.

It would take a hundred pages to got through the steps needed to choosing which MLM Home Business Opportunity to be part of, and indeed there are many books already written on the subject, but I will touch on two essential points which I think are essential in choosing which MLM Opportunity to be part of, and funnily enough, they do not depend on the company itself. Don’t get me wrong, the MLM company is important, but the most important aspects of choosing an MLM Opportunity is your WHY and WHO you are going to be working with.Many of the successful people in Network Marketing will tell you that in order to succeed in your MLM Opportunity, you need to have a strong enough WHY.

Why do you want to start a MLM business? Every MLM Opportunity is a challenge if you haven’t got a driving force, a solid basis on why you are taking this path. If there is no desire, actually, no Burning Desire, that real forward motivation, you will not succeed in your MLM Opportunity. Why? Well building a network marketing business is a challenge and a journey. Many times in any journey we face obstacles and minor challenges, and it is our ability to manage these obstacles that allow us to reach our destination, our WHY. In Network Marketing it is easy to get discouraged and give up on your MLM opportunity once you have reached a small hurdle. So, think about WHY you want to be involved in MLM. Is it to spend more time with your kids? To have the freedom to travel all around the world? To be able to play golf when you want to? To not to have to answer to a Boss? Understanding your desires is the first step in evaluating an MLM Opportunity.

The second step is to find WHO you will be working with in building your MLM business. MLM is a new business for many of us, a new way of doing things to what we are accustomed to. Many times the people who have exposed the MLM business Opportunity are themselves just starting out in the business, hence it is essential we find somebody ‘upline’ who will help us, train us, coach us, MENTOR us to reach our WHY. MLM is about duplication, duplicating the success of some individual who is successful in a particular MLM Opportunity. By learning the steps in which this MENTOR has built their business, we will be able to build our business in the same way. This has been a brief overview on choosing an MLM Opportunity, and is just a summary on the factors I consider important in helping people determine which MLM Opportunity is right for them. Choosing which MLM Opportunity paradoxically almost has very little to do with what company you choose but in the dreams and desires you possess and the people who must find who will help you achieve your dreams.

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In the global automotive industry things are really heating up as the traditional players fight for a top spot in the race for global dominance. General Motors Corp., which has been number one in terms of global auto sales for over 75 years, is fighting to keep that title in the face of growing competition from Toyota. Last year Toyota was trailing General Motors by only 261,805 units.

Though it looks inevitable that Toyota will claim top spot, increased sales in China (GM is now #1 in China beating former top dog Volkswagen) and surging sales in India have buoyed global sales for the General despite declining sales in North America. General Motors boss Rick Wagoner recently stated “If we can keep growing where the opportunities are to grow, someone’s going to have to hustle pretty hard to catch up with us like that.” That said, according to the Wall Street Journal being #1 is no longer a top priority for Rick Wagoner and General Motors.

Ford Motor Company, once #2 globally, is in third place with sales at just over 6.2 million units. Strong sales in Europe have offset a seemingly endless sales decline of blue oval vehicles in North America. Once best sellers like the Ford Focus and Ford Explorer now sit on dealer lots as more innovative and fresh competition lure away new buyers. Ford would be wise to devise a more coherent product planning strategy instead of letting great cars waste away without any clear vision.

This is quite evident when you look at the recently discontinued Ford Taurus and Lincoln LS, vehicles that carried substantial brand equity at one point but failed as they became stale and irrelevant amongst their respective competition. If Honda and Toyota can keep the Accord and Camry nameplates going after more than 2 decades, why has Ford had such a difficult time doing the same?

The big news isn’t just at the top of the list. Riding high on a global sales increase of over 11% in 2005, Hyundai Automotive Group is in high gear. The Korean automotive giant has moved into sixth spot behind DaimlerChrysler. Since 1999, Hyundai has passed established players such as Honda, Fiat, Nissan, and Renault. Hyundai doesn’t plan on getting too comfy in sixth spot as they’ve set their sights on being in the top five by the end of the decade.

They’ve got their work cut out for them as fifth place DaimlerChrysler is currently selling about 1 million more vehicles annually. But I wouldn’t bet against Hyundai. In the last 10 years they’ve beaten just about everyone’s expectations.

Volkswagen is holding steady in fourth place with over 5.2 million vehicles sold in 2005. 2006 and 2007 should see modest increases with the introduction of the next generation Golf (now known as the Rabbit) in North America and new models such as the Volkswagen Eos.

Although nothing is for certain in the auto industry, one theme holds true. No car company has an inherent right to the top spot. It has to be earned through great cars and trucks. In this list the big winner is the consumer.

A client of mine told me that she had been making food for a friend of hers who was very ill. “I find that my heart opens and I feel so happy when I am doing something for someone else. I need to do this more, but I don’t know what to do.”

Doing service is a powerful way to open the heart and fulfill the soul. Those people who do service know how much joy they receive from giving to others. The more inner work we do to fill ourselves with love, the more our heart overflows to the point where we may feel compelled to help others.

There are many forms of service and we each need to find the way that works best for us. There is no right way. We can serve by helping one person, such as being a Big Brother or Big Sister to a disadvantaged child, or we can be of service by helping whole groups, such as raising funds for environmental projects. We can offer our time building houses for the poor, or we can offer money. We can choose to be of service to people, animals or Mother Earth. Your service may be in being a loving parent to your children, helping a friend in need or being a loving mate who supports the other’s highest good in many little ways.

Doing service is a matter of discovering your passion and then offering your time and love. You might have a special interest in protecting the environment, stopping child abuse, helping the homeless or caring for the dying. You might offer service through your creativity, creating beautiful drawings, ceramics or quilts to donate to charitable causes or give as gifts. Tuning in to your feelings of what brings you joy will lead you toward knowing how you want to be of service to others.

Steve discovered his passion for helping the elderly when his father became ill and was in a convalescent home. A hard-driving businessman, Steve was surprised to find how joyous and fulfilled he felt when he visited his father and brought his humor and compassion to the other elderly at the home. Being with the elderly was so satisfying, Steve decided to cut back on his work and spend more time at the home. He had discovered what makes his heart sing.

Toni had always loved animals. One day she discovered that there was a wonderful animal sanctuary not far from her, a place that took in animals no one else wanted. Toni started to volunteer there and found that it brought her great joy to help maintain this loving sanctuary.

Work, too, can be service. When you experience your work as helping people and you love doing it, it is service, whether you are a hairdresser, a teacher, a physician, an auto mechanic, a therapist, an attorney or a bus driver. While you get paid for your time, no one can pay you for the love you put into it. Love is always a gift that comes through you.

In fact, anything you offer that expresses your love is service - your time, creativity, encouragement or a warm and caring smile to a hassled store clerk. Service is not only expressed in specific works but also in your intention in each and every moment. Have you ever smiled at a stranger or offered a compliment just because you noticed something in him or her that caught your eye? When was the last time you said how much you appreciate someone? When your heart is open to others, service can be a way of life.

The practice of service does not have to be done only on an individual level. It is possible for whole families to participate in service projects. Rather than relaxing around the house and watching TV together, you can participate in a local environmental or social project. Families who do service together generally maintain a higher level of values and unity than those who do not create the time for such activities.

Each of us needs to find the service that excites us, enlivens us and fills our heart with joy as we express God’s love through our actions. Giving for the pure joy of giving feeds the soul. We love God by loving the children of God and serving them in any way we can. It is through service that we can truly grow spiritually. Through service, we are confronted with our issues and given the opportunity to practice our lovingness and expand beyond what we think our limits are.

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. is the best-selling author and co-author of eight books, including “Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?” She is the co-creator of the powerful Inner Bonding healing process. Visit her web site for a FREE Inner Bonding course: www.innerbonding.com or margaret@innerbonding.com.