I need some inspiration for business class.
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because they are ugly, and bird dropping are a mess, so it is better if French have to bear this burden.\n\nSpeaking seriously, I agree with above people that France is a wrong market for artistic items, due to their snobbish pride in domestic art. Never seen them having bird-feeders either; i think it is a British thing.\n\nI also understand it is part of business training to argue for ideas no matter what. Maybe you could argue something along the lines of cheap wood, depictions of Canadian scenery or birds, or Native American motives in design.
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Look up SBA in your area.  They give classes in many areas.  From what I understand, they also sponsors / loan to new small businesses.  You may have to meet certain criteria first though.
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Right, blue is soothing, red can be stimulating, green speaks to financials - you need a color scheme and mood that is right for the job.  Blue and silver and white can look very professional and tech, while brown and cream can give a feeling of stability.  Check out your competition and see what they are using.  You might find a theme that you want to work with to blend in or you might want something radically different so that you stand out in the field.\n\nWith customers it's always best to start with whatever they have already printed (cards, brochures, letterhead) that's the best place to start when you are aproaching a customer.  They might say they don't, but I always include on design based on their existing stuff and they invariably choose that one.\n\nPeace!
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Just get creative.\nHow about:\n\n"The Healing Daisy"\n"Training by Daisy"\n"Toatal Training"\n"Comlete Wellness"\n"Total Wellness Connection"\n\nHope it's helpful and good luck with your business. I hope you become succesful and prosper.  :-)
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There's plenty of graduation cards at the drugstore.  I had to think of something similar for my cousin who graduated from law school.  I just got him a fancy clock for his desk from Z Gallerie.
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Go to Michael's, Hobby Lobby, etc.  I was just in Hobby Lobby the other day trying to get ideas and they had some very nice ones that were already made, you just had to print the info on it.  Or go to Office Max and find some nice paper that would be appropriate for the occasion (maybe even find something with her colors so it seems even more personalized, even if you didn't have to put much time or effort into it)!  As far as the attire goes....just put something on the bottom of the invite that says "Casual attire is recommended."  When it comes down to it, people will not even care how they look...as long as all of the info is there, it should suit you fine!
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Popcorn and a study guide.  Or even post it notes.  LOL
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Here is one suggestion:\n\nStart with a question like "What do you want out of a class president?"\n\nNext, tell them what they should want (your attributes of course)\n\nThen, show them how you fill the needs.\n\nI agree that humor is always a good idea.  Many times elections are about who you like and not about what was said.  Be friendly, open, and honest.\n\nAlso, you may want to speak to individuals in the class.  i.e. "Homer, you had trouble with this before, remember?"\n\nGood luck.
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I'd take courses in business administration, bookkeeping, office data, and literature. Then you can learn how to run the store and learn more about literature at the same time :D
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Most classes and courses and salutations.  Good Luck !   :)
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what book are you usuing for law?  I had a business law class a few semesters ago and its a pretty cool book.  Still have it actually "just incase" i will ever need it.\n\nI would tell you the title and author, but cant remember it off the top of my head.  If you want to know it, email me and i will give it to yas
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go to a local community school and take a business communication class.
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Make up business cards with punches on them, creating a free sandwich when the card is full, or a free capuccino. Get cups, with your business name on them, sell them, giving a discount on refills. That brings the customer back to you to get a discounted drink. Anything that gets the customer returning is good. Put out samples of some items. Have other non-food items available for sale that advertise your business. Put out a sidewalk sign, advertising your grand opening. Use balloons & banners on the front of your building. Have friends or your kids stand out in front passing out balloons with your business name printed on them. Have fun. Good luck. <*)))><
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How about how to start a revolution. \nYour teacher would love it if you start quoting Revolution for the Hell of it by Abbie Hoffman. You could also play some 60's music. I know that sounds dumb but it seems cool to me.
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look at Microsofts office downloads section. they have a lot of business related templates and such you could use that might help you out.
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I printed up a bunch of free business cards on vistaprint.com and basically passed out my biz cards myself, I gave bunch to others I knew and left several almost everywhere I went. Convenient store counters, grocery stores bulletin boards, post office counters, lobby's of hosipitals, hotels, friends I know in the school district, restaurants, you name it. Even when I'm standing in line sometimes when engaged in a conversation with a stranger I'd give them one of my cards. It's a lot of leg work and unless you have some really good connections like one of my friends whose a courier and he just hand deliver them to clients they have, it can take some time for the business to start running. Good luck I hope this helps a bit. P.S. I'm with Stacey's Custom Gift Baskets. Take care
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Here is my suggestion:\n\nTalk about something you are passionate about, and focus on the kids in the group that you really want to hear your message.  If you have something specifically for the teacher, to impress her/him, that is okay, but it won't get the points that inspiring your audience will.\n\nSo, pick a topic that you know about and want to talk about.  Maybe you have an opinion that you would love to share but don't usually have the forum or the opportunity to share.  Maybe you would just love to speak to the masses about your favorite movie.  (Some people are really into a particular movie.)  Maybe you would love to give your opinion of "Napoleon Dynamite" or "Planet of the Apes."  \n\nI think you have said that you have already chosen a topic.  Is it interesting to YOU?  Is it something that you feel passionate about?  If so, you are almost there.\n\nThen, practice, practice, practice.  Talk to yourself about it.  Talk to your baby sister.  Talk about your topic.  Run it over your tongue.  Then, pull it together into a speech.  And...  you guessed.  Practice the speech.  Did it sound okay?  Did it go from one point to another without seeming to be mixed up?  Try it again.  Practice to yourself.  You know the mirror thing?  Yup.  Practice in front of a mirror.  Don't forget to make eye contact with the part of the audience that you are particularly trying to reach.  Don't forget appropriate gestures.  Don't bite your nails.  Don't play with your buttons.  Don't put your hands in your pockets.  If there is a podium, start with your hands on the podium and lean forward to engage your audience.  Then, pull back, walk away from the podium and work the audience.  Get their attention.  Engage them.  The speech is for them.  If props are appropriate, be sure to engage your audience with the props.  Can they see the pictures, handle the items, read the charts?  Make eye contact and move the engaged person's line of vision to the item with your eyes, with gestures, by moving the item closer.\n\nGood luck.  Honestly, you can have fun with this.  Someone in your class wants to hear what you have to say.  Someone else needs to hear what you have to say.  Someone else doesn't know they will be interested until you draw them in.  That makes three people you need to reach -- and the teacher.  You have an audience in those people and others might follow. \n\nYou can do this!  You will be totally prepared!  No one will be more ready than you.\n\nEnjoy.  Stay focused!  It should be fun.  I'd love to hear your speech first hand, but it would be great to know what you get for a mark and how you feel about it when you are done!