Years ago - went to the Eye Doctor - Best advise he gave - use 1.0-1.25 reading glasses when on the computer and
when you would like to read books, newspapers, magazines etc. use 2.0 reading glasses. Hope it works for you!
Years ago business people were surveyed about their experience traveling from one place to the next. When the results
came back...most said that drinking and sleeping alone was not a problem.
Eating alone - was a problem for most "experienced" business people...and they also said
they never wanted to discuss "business" over lunch or dinner. The survey also found that
most newer sales people or young business folks always tried to conduct business over lunch and "get a deal" as well as the
write off for lunch/dinner.
Experienced business people would rather conduct business away from lunch or dinner.
The experienced people who never liked eating alone - rather converse about family and other social or sporting activities
in order to establish a better business and working relationship during the 9-12 and 1-5 hours.
Eating alone does not help anyone feel like they are part of a community...and business talk should be kept out of the conversation!...Compliments are like perfume or cologne - Enjoy - don't swallow !
Perhaps you should read Richard Clarke's book - "CYBERWAR "- the next threat to national security and what to do about it.
Perhaps, enlightenment about what other countries are doing to US will stir your imagination!
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Years ago - went to the Eye Doctor - Best advise he gave - use 1.0-1.25 reading glasses when on the computer and when you would like to read books, newspapers, magazines etc. use 2.0 reading glasses. Hope it works for you!
Years ago business people were surveyed about their experience traveling from one place to the next. When the results came back...most said that drinking and sleeping alone was not a problem. Eating alone - was a problem for most "experienced" business people...and they also said they never wanted to discuss "business" over lunch or dinner. The survey also found that most newer sales people or young business folks always tried to conduct business over lunch and "get a deal" as well as the write off for lunch/dinner. Experienced business people would rather conduct business away from lunch or dinner. The experienced people who never liked eating alone - rather converse about family and other social or sporting activities in order to establish a better business and working relationship during the 9-12 and 1-5 hours. Eating alone does not help anyone feel like they are part of a community...and business talk should be kept out of the conversation! ...Compliments are like perfume or cologne - Enjoy - don't swallow !
Perhaps you should read Richard Clarke's book - "CYBERWAR "- the next threat to national security and what to do about it. Perhaps, enlightenment about what other countries are doing to US will stir your imagination!