The Psychology of game playing

Interesting take on what makes games addictive

http://blog.calbucci.com/

Some interesting thoughts on entrepreneurship


Good fan comic.

Good fan comic.

I love secret study rooms

I love secret study rooms

Cute treehouse

Cute treehouse

Wish I had a home like that.

Wish I had a home like that.

East meets West? Interior looks Japanese influenced.

East meets West? Interior looks Japanese influenced.

Ten Ways to Grow Your Client List

It  is easiest  to start networking with people you already know. Here  is a checklist of places to look for names to add to your list.

  1. Old client fles: Look through all your old client fles to get the names of people you have worked with, even briefy, on a case or project.
  2. Old prospect fles: Do the same with old prospect fles. That a person considered hiring you is strong evidence that he or she is a good contact.
  3. Stacks of old business cards: You have been saving them all these years for a purpose. The time has come!
  4. Phone directories  from employers: Your current and  former colleagues can be good referral sources.
  5. School alumni directories: People  you went  to  school with are often interested in meeting people and developing business contacts.
  6. Colleagues:  Other  people  who  work  for  your  firm  can  be  great sources  of referrals.
  7. Affnity  group  directories:  People  you  know  from memberships  in  special interest  organizations  can  be  good  contacts,  especially  those  in  professional organizations.
  8. Alliance  partners:  Put  your  contacts  from  these  important organizations  on your list.
  9. Others serving your clients: Your  clients’ accountants,  lawyers,  investment
    bankers, and other professionals who serve them should be added to your list.
  10. Friends and family: Some people aren’t comfortable doing business with this
    group. If you are, add them to your list.