Art College – What to Do When You Graduate So You Can Continue Mastering Art

August 26, 2010 by admin  
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Art College – What to Do When You Graduate So You Can Continue Mastering Art

Do you want to be an artist? Is graduation from Art College in the future? HOW will you make a living and also have time to put in the work it takes to MASTER a craft? Should money really be the one factor that holds you back from achieving your dreams?

The simple fact is, for a single adult (depending where you live), it only costs around thirty thousand dollars to live in modest means. Thirty thousand will take care of your food, living, insurance, car, gas, etc for an entire year, with a good amount of money left over. If you are able to make thirty thousand dollars a year part-time then you will have time to work on your art and become a professional artist.

Making that much money part time is possible if you work FULL TIME for 1-3 years in the network marketing industry. This article will highlight the requirements you should take to heart before embarking on a journey for RESIDUAL INCOME, which means consistent checks in the mail based on a business you’ve created, not the amount of hours you put in each day like a traditional job. If these guidelines are followed and your work ethic is solid and consistent, you will be able to achieve financial freedom within 1-3 years of starting your own home-based-business, freeing you up in a few short years to REALLY pursue your dreams and destiny in art.

1) Learn how to MARKET your home-based business ONLINE. Marketing is the first fundamental principle in ALL business. When you learn the skill sets it takes to market on the internet, you will be able to consistently generate 10-20 quality leads a day. Once you have this abundance of leads, you are light years away from 98% of all network marketers in this industry. Having an abundant, non-stop lead list will allow you to build a solid downline of QUALITY people that will eventually lead to your residual income.

2) Make sure the business you join has a quality product that fits you. Just as important, make sure the product is a High-Ticket Item. This means that each item is sold for a large amount of money, allowing for a large commission for you as a home-business owner. Many network marketing companies sell small-ticket items, which means MASS volumes need to be sold on a constant basis just to get a meager residual check. This problem can be avoided if

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Landmark Education on Communication

August 17, 2010 by admin  
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Landmark Education on Communication

Everyone at some point has experienced an impasse in communication; those frustrating occasions when it all breaks down and people want to get up and walk out. Just look at a sample of recent headlines: “Peace Talks Breakdown” or “Labor Negotiations at a Stalemate” or “Negotiations Fail to Result in an Accord”. When the stakes are high and people are afraid they have something to loose communication becomes strained and people stop listening to one another. Usually this is while claiming that the people on the other side of the table are actually the ones who are not doing the listening. We get so concerned and fearful about getting other people to hear what we have to say, we become unwilling to hear what they have to say.

Indeed, listening seems sometimes as if it is a rare happening among human beings. We can’t really listen to another person speaking if we’re preoccupied, or if we’re trying to decide what we’re going to say when the other stops talking, or if we’re debating about whether what is being spoken is true or relevant or agreeable. Listening, in other words, is being accessible and open to what is being said.

At Landmark Education we contend that listening has an amazing power. It gives life to what is being spoken. You might even say it is with the listener that both the speaker and what is spoken exist and come alive. Think of how inspired and enlivened the elderly can become when you sit down and have an extended conversation with them. Think about what happens when someone is really listening to you. Ever notice that you become funnier and more playful when someone laughs at your jokes? What about when a child recognizes that adults are actually listening to them? Their whole demeanor shifts. In the programs of Landmark Education, you find yourself with a new ability to listen to others. You find yourself inspired by the people you have in your life. When you truly listen to people you discover the best of what they have to offer.

Speaking, meanwhile, can be something more than talking, more than the exchange of symbols or information, more than saying what you really think. In speaking we can share ourselves; we can evoke experience in others. Speaking is where our ideas become clear and possible. It is where others are expanded by our time spent with them. It allows for the futures we create. Speaking lives in poetry, in the appreciation of another, in idle conversations that pass the time, in great theories and books that give rise to wonder and thought.

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Speaking allows for “who” and “how” we “are” in the world. It is what gives voice to all that is possible in being human. In our ability to speak and share we have the ability to shape the world we live in.

In the courses of Landmark Education you find that true communication is creation. It has the power to shape, determine, and alter the course and quality of our lives. It moves people. It generates experience in others. It not only delivers information to others, it actually transforms their ability to hear. True communication transforms both the speaker and listener.

The Landmark Forum suggests that what it is to be human has its own domain and that domain is one of language—of communication, of conversation. Through communication —the realm of language, of conversation—each of us has complete access to ourselves, to others, to the very essence and possibility of what it means to be human.

This is the essence of what Landmark Education is about and what The Landmark Forum provides.

Copyright © 2007 Landmark Education. All rights reserved.

Landmark Education, an international training and development company, offers a wide range of programs. The ideas, insights, and distinctions on which Landmark Education’s programs are based make Landmark Education a leader and innovator in the field of training and development.

Art Colege – What to Do When You Graduate So You Can Continue Mastering Art

August 16, 2010 by admin  
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Art Colege – What to Do When You Graduate So You Can Continue Mastering Art

Do you want to be an artist? Is graduation from Art Colege in the future? HOW will you make a living and also have time to put in the work it takes to MASTER a craft? Should money really be the one factor that holds you back from achieving your dreams?

The simple fact is, for a single adult (depending where you live), it only costs around thirty thousand dollars to live in modest means. Thirty thousand will take care of your food, living, insurance, car, gas, etc for an entire year, with a good amount of money left over. If you are able to make thirty thousand dollars a year part-time then you will have time to work on your art and become a professional artist. You will have the freedom you had in Art Colege.

Making that much money part time is possible if you work FULL TIME for 1-3 years in the network marketing industry. This article will highlight the requirements you should take to heart before embarking on a journey for RESIDUAL INCOME, which means consistent checks in the mail based on a business you’ve created, not the amount of hours you put in each day like a traditional job. If these guidelines are followed and your work ethic is solid and consistent, you will be able to achieve financial freedom within 1-3 years of starting your own home-based-business, freeing you up in a few short years to REALLY pursue your dreams and destiny in art.

1) Learn how to MARKET your home-based business ONLINE. Marketing is the first fundamental principle in ALL business. When you learn the skill sets it takes to market on the internet, you will be able to consistently generate 10-20 quality leads a day. Once you have this abundance of leads, you are light years away from 98% of all network marketers in this industry. Having an abundant, non-stop lead list will allow you to build a solid downline of QUALITY people that will eventually lead to your residual income.

2) Make sure the business you join has a quality product that fits you. Just as important, make sure the product is a High-Ticket Item. This means that each item is sold for a large amount of money, allowing for a large commission for you as a home-business owner. Many network marketing companies sell small-ticket items, which means MASS volumes need to be sold on a constant basis just to get a meager residual check. This problem can be avoided if th

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Aviary For Education Gives Students A Safer Way To Get Creative

June 26, 2010 by  
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Aviary, the startup that makes a suite of impressive web-based creative applications, including editors for images, vector graphics, and audio recordings, is targeting a new class of customers: school teachers and their students.

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Dave Barry's Blog: EDUCATION

June 25, 2010 by  
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EDUCATION . Authorities say two women have been arrested following a parents’ brawl that interrupted a Southern California kindergarten graduation ceremony. (Thanks to catmanmax and jon harris)

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Social Media in Education ~ Chris Pirillo

June 25, 2010 by  
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This is a guest blog post written by my assistant and Community Manager, Kat Armstrong. After spending the past few days writing about the new iPhone, my.

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Social Media in Education ~ Chris Pirillo

Religious brother to review sex education | ucanews.com

June 25, 2010 by  
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Incoming Philippine education secretary Armin Luistro says he will review the proposed integration of sex education into the public school curriculum once he assumes office July 1. “We have different definitions of sex ed

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Local Program Wins Education Award

June 24, 2010 by  
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Gov. Bob McDonnell announced Thursday the three recipients of the 2010 Virginia Governor’s Career and Technical Education Exemplary Standards Award.

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Education and individualism – Rod Dreher

June 24, 2010 by  
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Journalist Mark Oppenheimer, from a good Conor Friedersdorf interview: I have a deep skepticism of a lot of what passes for “progressive” education .

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WikiEducator's Wayne Mackintosh: Open Education and Policy …

June 23, 2010 by  
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At the beginning of this year we announced a revised approach to our education plans, focusing our activities to support of the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement. In order to do so we have worked hard to increase the amount of …

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