Graceful Expectations Newsletter #5


Japanese New Year Memories
The staff of Grace Lee International wishes you and your family good health and prosperity in all areas of your life, and may the New Year bring you all that you desire. We look forward to continuing our relationship helping each other reach our goals. It is the Age of Relationship. Thank you for being part of our lives. - Submitted by Grace Etsuko Lee [Click to Continue]
Community Based Business Plan For Your Passion		Overcoming the Challenges of Raising Money for your Business
The most powerful connections are made face-to-face, and they can be enhanced through technology. We provide local community-based businesses what they need to find and share effective strategies for referral marketing, best practices in project development, and use of technology to enhance relationships and succeed. - Submitted by Teo Graca and Stephen Adler [Click to Continue]		Confidence in the stock markets shows hesitant promise, but investors in early-stage or start-up businesses, where investing is risky at the best of times, remain ultra cautious. Investors are increasingly concentrating on preserving capital rather than on simply earning a return on capital. - Submitted by David Stacey [Click to Continue]
New Aquaponics - Better than Hydroponics and Traditional Fish and Dirt Farming!		Seven Principles For Long Term Investment Success
Although aquaponics systems and technologies have been around for a relatively long time, it is only recently getting the attention it deserves. The "New Aquaponics" represent the "Best Practices" - a tried and true set of methodologies - that gets the most out of any Aquapoinics system in the most efficient manner. It is also a more efficient way to create a fish farm or fish hatchery than traditional breeding approaches. - Submitted by Teo Graca and Stephen Adler [Click to Continue]		Trends and numbers are secondary to a thorough understanding of the basic principles of Investing and Management, and their interrelationships. The ingredients for a successful investment portfolio include Quality, Diversification, and Income trinity from Investments 101, Planning, Leading, Organizing, and Controlling skills introduced in Freshman Management.. - Submitted by Steve Selengut [Click to Continue]
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Graceful Expectations Newsletter #5 - January 5, 2010