You can find many business articles at the Torok Online Library.
There are about 100 articles in ten categories.
Here is a sampling of the categories:
Marketing
Presentation Skills
Creativity & Creative Problem Solving
Leadership
Customer Service
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George Torok, host
Business In Motion
Monday, November 20, 2006
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Creativity and Creative Problem Solving
Would it help you to be more innovative, more creative and better at solving problems in a creative way?
If those ideas appeal to you then you might enjoy reading these articles about creativity and creative problem solving.
Creative Problem Solving
Got problems? Want to learn to love them? Solving problems can be fun and very rewarding. Creative problem solving is the skill most needed through the next years. Use this skill in your private life, your career, your business and your community. Follow the five steps that point to that direction and encourage the juices of creativity to flow.
Don’t Ignore the Nudges
There are two types of problems, acute and chronic, with two distinct warnings signs and different methods of solving them. You need to be aware of both and how to deal with them. You may already know about the first type. But knowing how to identify and solve the second type will provide greater benefit for you and your organization.
SCAMPER
A tool-kit of seven creative inspiring directions that you might follow. These are questions that move you forward in creative idea formulation.
Be more creative. Be more innovative.
George Torok, host
Business In Motion
If those ideas appeal to you then you might enjoy reading these articles about creativity and creative problem solving.
Creative Problem Solving
Got problems? Want to learn to love them? Solving problems can be fun and very rewarding. Creative problem solving is the skill most needed through the next years. Use this skill in your private life, your career, your business and your community. Follow the five steps that point to that direction and encourage the juices of creativity to flow.
Don’t Ignore the Nudges
There are two types of problems, acute and chronic, with two distinct warnings signs and different methods of solving them. You need to be aware of both and how to deal with them. You may already know about the first type. But knowing how to identify and solve the second type will provide greater benefit for you and your organization.
SCAMPER
A tool-kit of seven creative inspiring directions that you might follow. These are questions that move you forward in creative idea formulation.
Be more creative. Be more innovative.
George Torok, host
Business In Motion
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Life Isn't Fair
Life isn’t Fair
Have you noticed that?
Have you noticed that some who you think don’t deserve it still get the prize?
Have you noticed that sometimes (maybe often) you have to be nice to annoying people?
Have you noticed that sometimes you do all the right things and it doesn’t work out?
Have you noticed that obstacles are often strewn in your path?
Have you noticed that some (maybe many) don’t appreciate your genius?
If you said yes to any or all of these you are normal. Life isn’t fair to anybody. (Even if it looks differently at times.)
If you accept that “life isn’t fair and ain’t never gonna be” – then you might have the makings of an entrepreneur.
Successful entrepreneurs accept that there will be pain, obstacles and diversions. Successful entrepreneurs take their lumps and move on.
Successful entrepreneurs laugh at the notion that “life isn’t fair”.
Life isn't fair. Get over it and move on.
George Torok host
Business In Motion
Have you noticed that?
Have you noticed that some who you think don’t deserve it still get the prize?
Have you noticed that sometimes (maybe often) you have to be nice to annoying people?
Have you noticed that sometimes you do all the right things and it doesn’t work out?
Have you noticed that obstacles are often strewn in your path?
Have you noticed that some (maybe many) don’t appreciate your genius?
If you said yes to any or all of these you are normal. Life isn’t fair to anybody. (Even if it looks differently at times.)
If you accept that “life isn’t fair and ain’t never gonna be” – then you might have the makings of an entrepreneur.
Successful entrepreneurs accept that there will be pain, obstacles and diversions. Successful entrepreneurs take their lumps and move on.
Successful entrepreneurs laugh at the notion that “life isn’t fair”.
Life isn't fair. Get over it and move on.
George Torok host
Business In Motion
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