How much is that mana in the window?
The very cool Hobby Princess blog tells us that when we buy a rare item, we're not buying the thing, we're buying its mana.
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- Making and obtaining effective promises--it's impo...
- Motorola changed CEOs, but its culture lives on
- What is equity?
- How much is that mana in the window?
- Email marketing--a second try
- Email marketing--how NOT to do it
- The Utopian Company
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- More Most Significant Change (MSC) - how to use fo...
- The power of business relationships: an example
- Your leader expects you to stay current
- Pulitzer committee takes a cue from Shop Talk
- Google works in mysterious ways
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- What in hell is Most Significant Change?
- Billionaire's brilliant quote of the week (last we...
- Billionaire's brilliant quote of the week
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