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August 27, 2013

Written by Bob Meyer, Editor of BarterNews

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Barter To Gain National Exposure On Reality TV Show

Barternews has been informed by the producers of the national Zanderboard forum that a major film production company will film their upcoming 3-day event in September. The shooting will encompass top traders from around the country bartering their personal property, as well as real estate, in a fast-moving environment. Subsequently, the content will be featured on a major reality TV program later this fall.

The 3-day event will be held September 10 thru 12, at the Alexis Park All-Suite Resort in Las Vegas.

For more information on the event or the filming, contact Raye Turner at 404-680-9790.



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Hundreds of valuable articles, techniques, and strategies are found in the following various barter categories:

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(The Barter Categories are found on the horizontal bar at the top � 3rd button from right.)


Thinking Of Starting Your Own Business?

Here are ten questions to see if you are up to the challenge of entrepreneurship.

1)        Are you willing and able to bear great financial risk?

Roughly half of all start-ups close within five years, so you must be realistic about the financial risks that come with a business.

2)        Are you willing to sacrifice your lifestyle for potentially many years?

If you�re used to steady paychecks, regular working hours, four weeks� paid vacation and health benefits, you may be surprised at the changes you must adapt to.

3)        Is your significant other on board?

Don�t ignore the toll that running a business will take on your family. Honest and open communication will lessen that stress.

4)        Do you like all aspects of running a business?

Founders are often expected to handle everything from billing customers to hiring employees to writing marketing materials. It can be frustrating to spend so much time on �busy work.� 

5)        Are you comfortable making decisions on the fly with no playbook?     

There are a lot of decisions to be made without any guidance, and you are calling all the shots.

6)        What�s your track record of executing your ideas?

The ability to implement ideas is one of the biggest differences       between successful entrepreneurs and everyone else. It takes drive, persuasiveness, leadership skills and keen intuition, to turn an idea into a lucrative business.

7)        Are you persuasive and well-spoken?

It takes strong communication and interpersonal skills to get people (lenders, customers, etc.) to believe in your vision as much as you do.

8)        Do you have a concept you�re passionate about?

If you�re not exuberant about how you�ll be spending your time (or in the business concept) running a business is going to be a rough ride.

9)        Are you a self-starter?

Entrepreneurs face lots of discouragement. It takes willpower and an almost unwavering optimism and tenaciousness to overcome these constant obstacles.

10)      Do you have a business partner?

Finding a business partner who compensates for your shortcomings, and has equal enthusiasm for the business concept, can help lessen the risks while boosting the odds of success.


Is Your Trade Exchange Missing Out On Valuable New Business?

If your barter company�s listing on BarterNews.com isn�t current, you are definitely missing out on new business. The web site BarterNews.com receives heavy traffic � with over 150,000 page-views every month. Entrepreneurs and corporate executives check the thousands of articles, the weekly �Tuesday Report,� and the �Contacts Section� of our site. They use the latter to find barter companies with which to do business.

Is your barter company�s listing up-to-date?

To keep your listing current is very easy. See the links below to (A) update any changes to your company�s listing, such as new location, phone number, web site or other information, and (B) if your company has not been listed.

Here�s how to get on board:

To make changes to your listing click here.

For new listings click here.


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Build An Inclusive Company Staff

Where does the difference lie between friendly social groups and divisive cliques? It can be hard to tell � until you realize that your company has a problem. Even though you can�t change how your employees feel about each other, there are several ways to keep the business functioning:

  • Stay neutral. Remain objective and investigate conflicts from both sides. Gather all the facts first, before taking action.
     
  • Build relationships with all individuals. Although groups may see themselves as very different from each other, don�t let group politics distract you from getting to know each person.
     
  • Keep everyone focused on the work to be done. Talk briefly with each group or team about the need to work together. Maybe write out procedures to follow, which assure they must interact to succeed.
     
  • Try to bring cliques together. Once you are sure that the necessary work is being done, build on inclusive work relationships.

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Change Is A Process, Not An Event Or Destination

Psychologists say change normally occurs when there is a cataclysmic event, a clear vision of where the change will lead, and a positive step taken in a new direction. It also requires an understanding that change is a process, not an event or a destination.


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The Growth and Use of Secondary Capital (New Money) Creates Unprecedented Wealth In Today�s New Age Of Possibility

There are many forms of secondary capital�which can be defined as any financial instrument that measures and communicates value in a common language. Would you like to see and learn more about the many forms of secondary capital?

 We have 70 free, informative and inspiring, articles for you in our �Secondary Capital Section.�

Check it out... www.barternews.com/secondary_capital.htm.


Get New Money-Making Ideas And Valuable Contacts!

You can obtain useful, informative ideas and contacts in every available back-issue of BarterNews.


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