Welcome to the latest issue of Postive Tip. A weekly e-zine published by Paul Lawrence, a best selling business author, former CEO of a million dollar direct mail firm, copywriter and produced screenwriter and film producer. This e-zine seeks to provide you with regular quick positive tips on becoming more successful and content in business and in your personal life. We hope you enjoy today’s issue. Don't Be Too Quick to Dismiss Someone I don't know if you've ever done this, but I confess I have. Based on a quick initial impression I made a snap judgment about someone...I decided they weren't smart...they had nothing going for them....they didn't know what they were talking about, etc. And, I just also admit that on many of those occasions I turned out to be quite wrong. Sometimes my poor judgment cost me too. So, now I make sure to not rush to judgment before I have all the facts and have given a person a fair evaluation (some people just don't make good first impressions.) As a result of this, I can say with certainty that I've made much more money and valuable friendships than I ever would have when I was younger and more ignorant. So, fight that urge to dismiss someone right away. It could turn out to be the best decision you ever made.
Have a positive week, Paul Lawrence Are You Living Your Dreams Today? Let's face it. Life is just too short. If you're not living your dreams it may just be that you haven't been going about making them happen in the best way possible. I know about this firsthand. I was almost 30 and stuck in the most miserable job with a terrible social life. Then, I hit a turning point and developed a system that changed my whole life. If you want to hear more about making your dreams a reality just follow the link below:
Guest Editorial
Periodically, we will feature guest authors if they seem to have credible expertise about a subject that could be of interest to Positive Tip readers. Below is an article from this issue's guest editorial: Autoresponders Masterclass - Action Process Engine Many of you have most probably seen a common illness with Web Autoresponder Services:
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