How can I improve my Professional Carrier by using Fang Shui ,would llike to have your suggestions?
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Forget about Fang Shui... \n\nFocus on your job. Work hard, follow the market, have good relations with the key persons (who you think can effect your carrier), be ambitious...
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Hi there , I m living in china for seven years ,,what kind of business or stuff are u interested in ,,tell me ,,i ll try my best to give u the info ..zapper9cl@yahoo.com.
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I think that one of the best tips is... join a team. This way you will get all the information you need (and from pro) as well as friends to share the long training sessions that are needed.
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if you want a carrier or certified carrier go to the customs house and they know who can carry your merchandise. The carrier will probably be bonded and have a good reputation
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Get a diary. Make two columns. In one columns, write about things you love or like about yourself and in the other, write things you would like to change or improve. Sometimes, it is surprising that we find a quality that we think is endearing but we still want to change it like helping out others. Everytime someone I helped talks rudely to me or says or does something bad about me, I feel like giving it up but then I find, it is the quality that makes me a better human being than I otherwise would be. SO, I choose to keep it. Hold on to such qualities. Work on other qualities one by one. Do not try to do it all at once. Prioritize. Start with one thing and work on it until it changes for better such as reducing weight is my top priority now. Next thing will be to make my verbal skills in English better. You have to choose your own priorities. Once you think, you have done enough, move on to next thing. Don't try to be perfect for it will take a lifetime but do enough to satisfy yourself. Make a goal that if I reach this level, I will move to next thing. Highlight your accomplished goal with golden marker for that is an achievement. Hope it helps.
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hi,who ever u are.\n    my advice is practise and be skiled, because practise makes man perfact, with more practise u will became more skilled and your speed will automatically improve, and u can maintain your line and lenght also, so all the best for your golden future,
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I'd take his advice. SOunds pretty good. Did you try the help links at all?
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Please let me know what type of business.  I am tri-lingual, including Mandarin.  You may contact me at jpee_truecare@yahoo.com for further discussion.
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I've always gone for the sincere approach (rather than pushy)when trying to build on-going business and with bigger ticket items.  For sincere, put yourself in the other person's place: they may want to talk, but are busy, ask; good manners pay.  Start by offering them something of interest, something that will help them (a little known/interesting fact about their industry).  Ask if they are the right person, perhaps they'd rather you talk to a subordinate who's in charge of the group that would be interested in your service.  There's a very old book that is still very applicable for reps by Dale Carnagie, "How to Win Friends and Influence People".  (He means business friends, but it works elsewhere).
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vivit\n\nhttp://www.tanglinclub.org.sg/
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You can improve by being honest with the customer  and listening to them.  Don't try to sell them something that they don't want.  Show them something that can save them money and talk about the benefits.
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There are a few things that you need to be aware of before going down this path. There are lots of people who will try to convince you that system X or system Y are the most effective, and that you can learn these systems in days or weeks. Not to put too fine a point on it, but these claims are utter horse poopoo. If you want to be skilled in a system, it is going to require some effort on your part. That being said, it is quite possible to become quite effective in relatively short order IF AND ONLY IF you are willing to put in the effort to get there. Also, before I go any further, please understand, I'm not saying these systems are better than others. Some systems have a different focus than others. That's not better, it is just different. Much like comparing apples and bananas, one isn't better than the other, they're just different.\n\nOk, with that out of the way, let's dig into the meat of your question. The first thing you need to decide is what is  it you want to get out of it? Are you looking to be able to protect yourself and others quickly and effectively? Or are you interested in competing in full contact fighting? Or are you just interested in doing it for yourself because it is something you think you'd enjoy? How you answer the above questions will dictate to some degree the best answer for you. \n\nIf you are strictly interested in effective self defense, there are some suggestions that I would make based on my personal experience. The Filipino systems of Kali, Escrima, and Arnis really hit the ground running, so to speak. They, along with the countless flavors of Indonesian Pencak Silat (pronounced pent-jahk see-laht), and some of the Chinese systems such as Wing Chun, Chung-I Chuan, and San Soo, are very much focused on turning you into a multi-faceted fighter in relatively short order. I prefer these systems because they don't focus on just one particular area. They incorporate bare hand techniques, weapon techniques (sticks and daggers are particularly common), and grappling techniques. If you are interested in primarily bare hand techniques, you could also include Muay Thai (aka Thai boxing). The big difference between these systems and similar systems is their overall philosophy. One of the systems that I do personally is Taiji Quan. Very, very effective combat system. However, the guiding philosophy is that they expect that you'll be studying Taiji for the rest of your life. As a result, though you do become extremely effective in combat, it comes with time and isn't a major focus from the start. The systems I mention above, though, focus on making you at least competent in as short of a time as possible. \n\nIf you are interested in full contact fighting, then I would recommend going in the direction of something like Shootfighting or Brazillian Jiujitsu (aka Gracie Jiujistu). I've known people who practiced both of these styles and can attest to the fact that they became relatively skilled rather quickly. The big distinction between these styles and the first group of styles that I mentioned is that the self defense oriented styles include many, many techniques that would be patently illegal in full contact fighting. \n\nI hope this provides some information that you will find useful. Again, I can't advise you strongly enough to avoid the systems that will tell you that they will teach you to become a whirlwind of death in 30 days or similar nonsense. Anything worth doing takes effort and practice, and if it was easy, everyone would do it. I've spent most of my life in the martial arts, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. It has been a great experience for me, and I hope it will be for you, too. Good luck!
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You can try those tutorial tapes. When you say you can already read and write alot of characters, do you also mean to say that you understand them? If you can read them then surely you know how certain words sound like. You'll just have to learn sentance structure etc. Maybe get a friend or someone who knows chinese and see if they can help you out. Sometimes speaking a language with others will help improve your pronounciation and such. Good luck.
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lmfao!!!--not sure who you use--but maybe they think that you somehow tweaked your connection and you,re using more bandwith than is normally used---if that is possible-----a buddy of mine got thrown out of a all you can eat buffet once!!!!---chinese guy kept yellin at him!--"you been here four hours!!!--you go now!!!"
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Absolutely!  I had the same need, and I found the following website very helpful:\nhttp://www.mandarintools.com/cgi-bin/wordlook.pl\n\nNow I can talk to my chinese business contacts and friends all day long!
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If you are looking for a genuine outbound US voice based project, i can help you to get a good client in US> Just shoot me an e-mail at mohitmadaan@gmail.com\nMoreover i would also like to add, don't start your BPO business without reasearching all about your client you are going to deal with, because alot of call centers get shutted down every day just because there client in other coutries, like UK, UK or AUSTRALIA ditch them.\nGOod Luck for your new Business.