- Karoshi (Japanese) – death from overwork
- 996 culture - the 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six-days-a-week schedule that became so extreme in China that courts eventually barred employers from requiring it.
- Unsucuk It - Terrible business jargon
- Calculator / Calculators / Unit Converters / etc.
- Retirement calculators ...
- TI-84 Online Calculator | Graphing & TI-84 Plus Features - Thanks to Marcus for recommending this site.
- Had2Know - Free Online Calculators and How-to Guides - Thanks to Samuel Pearl for recommending this site.
- Convert USD to CAD
- Calculators: Online Calculators - Tax, Finance, HR, Mathematics, Engineering - Thanks to Andrew Stacy for recommending this site.
- The Calculator Site - Free Calculators For Finance, Health, Cooking, Math, Science
- Unit Converter | Online Calculator, Measurements, Calculation - | - Thanks to Emma Stone for recommending this site.
- Compound Interest Calculator | Investor.gov
- Breakeven Analysis - Interactive calculator
- Pigly - personal finance calculators - Thanks to Angelica Landicho for recommending this site.
- Health
- How Negative Interest Rates Work
- Accounting
- Income Tax
- See also: software
- Forms and publications - Canada.ca
- T1 Income tax package - Canada.ca
- Tax checklist for Canadian tax returns | IG Wealth Management
- Taxes: Credits and deductions you won't want to miss - MoneyTalk
- Investing Tax Information
- What Can I Claim on My Taxes in Canada?
- Tax tips - RTOERO
- CRA = Canada Revenue
Agency - Canada.ca
- Taxpayer
blames $500K misstep on accountant, but CRA doesn’t | Financial Post
- Beware that you are still ultimately responsible for making sure your taxes are done correctly and all your income is fully reported, and you won’t be able to put the blame on your accountant should the Canada Revenue Agency come knocking.
- Under the Income Tax Act, the CRA is generally prohibited from reassessing an individual taxpayer more than three years after the original reassessment, unless it can be shown that the taxpayer made “a false statement attributable to misrepresentation arising from carelessness, neglect or wilful default.”
- CRA Auto-fill can cost you as tax case on missing income shows | Financial Post
- SimpleFile
services – pilot - Canada.ca
- Offering and expanding automatic tax filing services - Canada.ca
- Individuals eligible for the SimpleFile services must have an income under a certain threshold based on factors that include age, province of residence, and disability status and also ...
- Free SimpleFile Program Tax Benefits For Low Income Individuals
- Taxpayer
blames $500K misstep on accountant, but CRA doesn’t | Financial Post
- The
Canadian tax checklist: Turn tax season into an opportunity - MoneyTalk
- 14.5% on income up to $57,375 - The 14% rate took effect July 1, 2025, so the effective rate for the year is 14.5%.
- 20.5% on $57,375 to $114,750
- 26% on $114,750 to $177,882
- 29% on $177,882 to $253,414
- 33% on income over $253,414
- Calculators
- Accounting Concepts - by Boundless (see Lumen)
- Break-Even Analysis
- Debits and credits - Wikipedia
- EBIT = Earnings before interest and taxes - Wikipedia - Operating income and operating profit are sometimes used as a synonym for EBIT when a firm does not have non-operating income and non-operating expenses (OPEX).
- EBITDA = Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization - Wikipedia
- Excel ...
- Financial Statements For Business Management - YouTube
- Forensic accountants are also known as fraud investigators, investigative accountants, forensic auditors or fraud auditors.
- 5 things to consider when examining any company’s cash-flow statement | Financial Post
- Accounting
- dummies
- Accounting - dummies
- The Difference between Bookkeeping and Accounting - dummies
- Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards - dummies - GAAP
- Accounting All-In-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - dummies
- Understanding Accounting Methods - dummies
- Ten Managerial Accounting Formulas - dummies
- The Eight Steps of the Accounting Cycle - dummies
- Business Legal Structures - dummies
- Software
- Excel ...
- Options: Multiple companies, Unlimited profiles, Multiple data files open in tabs
- Comparison of accounting software - Wikipedia
- List of personal finance software - Wikipedia
- List of free and open-source software packages - Wikipedia
- Quicken
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks -|- Credit Karma
- Quicken
- Wikipedia
- Intuit Inc (1983) > HIG Capital (2016) > Aquiline Capital Parters (2021)
- Money Management Software from Quicken
- The
Quickening @ AskWoody -|-
AskWoody subscription
- Since 2016 Intuit/Quicken has changed ownership and switched to a subscription model (cloud-based service).
- I viewed it as a forced upgrade. It didn’t force me, because I had discontinued online access. Quicken, of course, is no longer an Intuit product. Game over.
- If you disable auto-renewal. Quicken.com gets in your face about this. Annual renewal is very expensive.
- As long as I don’t need any connected services or support, I can continue to use the software indefinitely, or as long as it works.
- The most recent edition of Quicken is substantially the same as it was ten years ago. Except for some new icons and some background colors here and there, the new version seems identical.
- Quicken update nag - Quicken Account Login Prompt
When Using Desktop Application - Quicken ID password
- To disable the registration prompt, launch Quicken, then go to the Tools menu, hold Left Shift + Left Control, and click One Step Update. You should then see a notification saying you won’t be prompted to register again. - This doesn't help at all if the login screen for QuickenID doesn't allow you to log into your local account.
- Solution - Temporary? - When you get the login screen asking for your Quicken ID password (for an online Quicken account you may not have), select the File menu (top left corner of the window), open the QDF file on your computer.
- Comments about Quicken
- Quicken is no longer part of Intuit.
- Quicken is now subscription-based software. You rent it; you don't own it any more.
- Quicken is more complete and better than Mint.
- Confusion about the differences
between Quicken and Simplifi (by Quicken). - (Plans
& Pricing | Quicken)
- Quicken Business & Personal - $96/yr (after promo year) - Manage multiple businesses
- See also: Simplifi
- Free alternatives to Quicken @ AskWoody -|- AskWoody subscription
- Credit Karma
- See Intuit - $0 - Mint Alternative
- Credit Karma - Wikipedia
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks -|- Credit Karma
- In January 2024, Intuit integrated some of the functions of its personal accounting software Mint into Credit Karma's net worth product line and retired Mint.
- GnuCash - $0
- Intuit
- Intuit - Wikipedia
- See also: Accounting
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks
-|- Credit Karma
- Products: Credit Karma, Mailchimp, QuickBooks, TurboTax ProConnect
- Budget Tracker & Planner | Free Online Money Management | Mint
- Transactions, Spend and Net Worth Tracker | Financial Monitoring - Intuit Credit Karma
- 5 Budgeting Apps to Help You Save Money | WIRED | YNAB, Copilot Money, Acorns, Oportun, Intuit Credit Karma
- Mint - See
Intuit
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks
-|- Credit Karma
- Defunct March 23, 2024. > See CreditKarma
- Budget Tracker & Planner | Free Online Money Management | Mint
- When Intuit sold Quicken to H.I.G. Capital, Mint.com remained with Intuit rather than being part of Quicken.
- In January 2024, Intuit integrated some of the functions of its personal accounting software Mint into Credit Karma's net worth product line and retired Mint.
- Intuit Mint, formerly Mint.com, a personal financial management website and mobile app.
- Monarch | Budgeting App in Canada for Smarter Money Management | Monarch
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks
-|- Credit Karma
- Moneydance - Personal Finance Manager for Mac, Windows, and Linux | Infinite Kind - CA$94.50/one-time purchase
- Moneyspire - US$5/month (or $30 + annual update fees)
- MYOB: Business
software
- MYOB (company) - Wikipedia - Melbourne, AU
- MYOB
Plans & Pricing – Start Your Free Trial Today - Lite AU$306/yr,
Pro AU$567/yr, Plus AU$150/month, Premiere AU$195/month
- Add another business - Premier only - Desktop version of MYOB can accommodate upto 8 businesses, with each having a separate myob file.
- Personal Capital | Cash Account - $0
- QuickBooks
- See Intuit
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks -|- Credit Karma
- QuickBooks Canada
- Quicken
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks -|- Credit Karma
- Sage Canada - Software & Solutions for Every Business
- Simplifi - See Quicken
- See also: Intuit -|- Quicken -|- Mint -|- Simplifi -|- QuickBooks -|- Credit Karma
- Quicken Personal = Quicken Simplifi - $72/yr
- Quicken Simplifi adds business features like invoice creation, client management, and project tracking.
- Quicken Simplifi App: Reach money goals the smart & easy way | Quicken
- Quicken introduced a cloud-based service, Simplifi, in 2020.
- Prices shown on the website increase (to 200%) at the end of the promotion year.
- YNAB. Personal Budgeting Software - $84/year
- Taxes
- Tax
prep companies shared private taxpayer data with Google and Meta for
years, congressional probe finds | CNN Business
- Tax Filing Platforms Shared Personal Data With Meta And Google
- Tax Filing Websites Have Been Sending Users’ Financial Information to Facebook – The Markup
- TaxAct, TaxSlayer, H&R Block
- Intuit, the maker of TurboTax did not use tracking pixels (Meta's pixel) to the same extent
- The best tax software to file within Canada | Financial Post
- UFile | Tax Software for Canadians.
- TurboTax Canada by Intuit (formerly QuickTax)
- Tax
prep companies shared private taxpayer data with Google and Meta for
years, congressional probe finds | CNN Business
- Other financial management or
accounting software:
- Acorns
- Albert
- Copilot Money
- Credit Karma (Cash Flow & Net Worth Feature)
- Empower
- EveryDollar
- Freshbooks
- Goodbudget
- Honeydue
- LZ Books PocketGuard
- Monarch Money
- Qapital
- Quickbooks
- Quicken
- Robinhood
- Rocket Money
- Xero
- Wave
- ZoHoBooks
-
- BCG Matrix | business portfolio analysis | corporate-level strategies | Boston Consulting Group (= BCG)
- Brand
- Break-Even Analysis = BEA
- The break-even analysis establishes a relationship between
revenues and costs with respect to volume.
It indicates the level of sales at which costs and revenues are in equilibrium.
The equilibrium point is commonly known as the break-even point.
The breakeven point is that point of sales volume at which total revenue is equal to total costs. It is a no-profit, no-loss point. - Calculators
- Break-Even Simulator - Interactive - See also: Flash ...
- Breakeven Analysis - Charts - YouTube
- Break-even Analysis - 10 steps to creating a simple break-even template in Excel | TechRepublic
- How to Do a Break Even Chart in Excel: Step-by-Step Instructions - video
- Formula for BEA calculations
- x = f / (p - v)
- x = BEQ = Break-even quantity = the number of units
- f = FC = Total fixed costs
- v = VC = Variable costs per unit
- p = Average price per unit
- px = vx + f + Profit
- At the BE point, Profit = 0, so Profit can be eliminated from the equation.
- px = vx+f
- px-vx = f
- x(p-v) = f
- x = f/(p-v) = ( f / Contribution margin ) = (FC / (p - VC))
- Warning!
- Revenues ≠
Profit
- Revenue = Sales = income that a business has from its normal business activities
- Profit = R - E = Sales - (Fixed costs + COGS) = Earnings
- EBIT = Earnings before interest and taxes
- EBITDA = earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization
- Price
≠ Cost
- Price is what a buyer pays to acquire products from a seller.
- Cost of production concerns the seller's investment (e.g., manufacturing expense) in the product being exchanged with a buyer.
- Contribution margin = Unit Revenue (Price, P) minus Unit Variable Cost (V) = Price - Cost
- Revenues ≠
Profit
- The break-even analysis establishes a relationship between
revenues and costs with respect to volume.
Business Cycle (see graphic on the right)- Business Plan ...
- Career Topics ...
- Case Method ...
- Cognitive
Dissonance
- Dissonance - Latin dis-, "apart" + sonare, "to sound"
- Keyboard - m2, M7, A4, d5, etc.
- Consulting
- CRM
- The Best CRM Software | PCMag
- Owners Assess Customer-Relationship Software - NYTimes.com -|$$$|- (CDN$20/4weeks)
- United Breaks Guitars | Dave Carroll Music
- Building a Personal Brand: Jacob Cass at TEDxCMU 2011 - YouTube
- Salesforce Sales Cloud Lightning Professional Review | PCMag
- Zoho CRM Review | PCMag
- Nutshell CRM Review | PCMag
- Contactually CRM Review | PCMag
- Decisions ...
- DEI vs. MEI
- MEI = Merit, Excellence, Intelligence = meritocracy =
anti-woke
- Scale AI CEO explains why his company will hire for MEI, not DEI: 'Merit, excellence and intelligence' | Fox Business - 2024-06-24
- "We do not unfairly stereotype, tokenize, or otherwise treat anyone as a member of a demographic group rather than as an individual. We believe that people should be judged by the content of their character — and, as colleagues, be additionally judged by their talent, skills, and work ethic. That means we hire only the best person for the job, we seek out and demand excellence, and we unapologetically prefer people who are very smart. There is a mistaken belief that meritocracy somehow conflicts with diversity. I strongly disagree." - Alexandr Wang, CEO of Scale AI Inc.
- DEI = Diversity, Equity, Inclusion - Wikipedia
- ESG = Environmental, social, and governance - Wikipedia
- MEI = Merit, Excellence, Intelligence = meritocracy =
anti-woke
- eBusiness, eMarketing, eCommerce ...
- Economics
- Economies of Scale
- Elasticity
- see also: Economics
- English Language ...
- Entrepreneurship
- Environments
- see also: Economics
- Business Environment - Five Forces
model by Michael Porter
- Compared with the Micro-Economic Environment
- Ethics / Morals / Legal
- Whistle-blowing / Whistleblower
- business, politics, health, government contractor fraud, medical & healthcare fraud, pharmaceutical and FDA fraud, tax fraud, etc., etc.
- Whistleblower Lawsuit Information - Thanks to Lauren Reed for recommending this site.
- The Insider (film) - Wikipedia
- List of whistleblowers - Wikipedia
- Trump–Ukraine scandal - Wikipedia
- Daniel Ellsberg Is Dying. And He Has Some Final Things to Say. - POLITICO
- How the Sugar Industry Shifted Blame to Fat - The New York Times -|- PDF
- The Gray Market - Computing Now! Magazine - 1990-04-01
- Whistle-blowing / Whistleblower
- Factory assembly line (examples)
- Finance
- Generations... (WW2, BB, X,
Y, ...)
- Communication
& Generation Gaps in the Workplace - | - Thanks to Jessica Dennis for
recommending this site.
This guide addresses generational differences, including baby boomers, generation x, and millennials, recognizing ageism, defusing generational conflict, being an active listener, mindfulness of one's own limitations, and continued training. Considering that an age and communication gaps are inherent to any company culture, it is more important than ever for management to be aware of and possess good communication skills.
- Communication
& Generation Gaps in the Workplace - | - Thanks to Jessica Dennis for
recommending this site.
- GDP & GNP
- Government
HRM = Human Resources Management
- HRM also includes counselling
- Language ...
- Leadership
- Leverage
- experience transfers, scale economies, resource utilization, global stategy
- Mechanical advantage
- Leverage (finance)
- Leverage (negotiation)
- financial leverage explained - YouTube
Management
Functions
- Plan, Organize, Lead (Coordinate), Control
- Four
Functions of Management Planning, Organizing, Leading Controlling Video
Lesson and Example - YouTube - 6m25
- Four Functions of Management: Planning, Organizing, Leading & Controlling - Lesson Transcript - (Don't use this video. The same video is on YouTube.)
- Level 1 Management Skills for Beginners
- Planning ... - Goals & Objectives - SMART criteria
- Leading
- Marketing
- Marketing for Beginners: The Best Articles and Expert Resources
- Basic Marketing concepts ...
- Chains: Value chain, Supply chain, Distribution chain, Value Delivery Network
- e-Marketing Tools ...
- Spam = unsolicited junk mail
- Marketing Teacher
- Ditch the blonde when advertising in Quebec | IT Business
- How to Deal With Bad Customer Experiences
- United Breaks Guitars - YouTube
- Firing your customers
- Why getting rid of clients can be a good thing - MSPs = managed services providers
- Pareto principle - Wikipedia
- Segmentation Study Guide
- Stukent | Internet Marketing Simulation, Textbooks & Courseware - Stukent
- Meetings
- Time Management ...
- Microsoft Teams, the Office 365-integrated video chat platform, has been extended for free to anyone with an email address.
- Skype by MS
- Google
- Google Hangouts is free for individual users.
- Google Meet
- Facebook Messenger - Facebook
- Zoom
- Join a Test Meeting - Zoom
- Safe?
- Is Zoom Safe to Use? 6 Privacy Issues to Consider
- Zoom: Is it safe? @ AskWoody -|- AskWoody subscription
- Zoom Security Tip: Avoid The App And Do This Instead, Here's Why
- Zoom is far from being the only video conferencing app with security issues. Services such as Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex have all received flack from security experts over privacy concerns.
- Participants don't need to create a Zoom account, so avoid doing so if you can.
- Zoom Support
- How to allow Zoom meeting attendees to join without installing the app - TechRepublic
- 5 best Zoom features you must try - TechRepublic
- 12 Zoom tips to improve your video conferences while telecommuting - TechRepublic
- 8 essential Zoom apps for every business user - TechRepublic
- Top 10 Zoom alternatives for video conferencing - TechRepublic
- Zoom 5.0 is coming, with improved security features: Here's what's new - TechRepublic
- Zoom: A cheat sheet about the video conferencing solution - TechRepublic
- Backgrounds
- Alternatives to Zoom: Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Signal, FaceTime, Jitsi, etc...
- Recording a Zoom session
- Phone
- XBox Game Bar - Windows 10 - MP4 file
- Windows
shortcuts:
+G = Open XBox
Game Bar; ~PrtScrn = Take
screenshot; ~G = Record; ~R = start/stop recording - How to use the Windows 10 Xbox Game Bar: Game capture, screenshots, widgets, and more | Windows Central
- Use a screen reader to record your screen with Xbox Game Bar
- How to Screen Record on a Windows 10 Computer
- Get to know Xbox Game Bar on Windows 10 | Xbox Support
- DirectX Diagnostic Tool: Run > dxdiag
- Windows
shortcuts:
- 7 Best
Ways to Record A Zoom Meeting - FlexClip
- FlexClip - US$240/year, limit 30min videos
- Windows XBox Game Bar - $0 - Record full screen only
- Open Broadcaster Software | OBS - $0 - Not simple to use.
- Camtasia | TechSmith - CA$300/user
- How
to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac | PCMag
- XBox Game Bar
- Open Broadcaster Software | OBS - $0 - MP4 file
- Free Cam — Free Screen Recording & Video Editing Software - $0 - WMV file
- How to shake hands
- Business Tips - How to Give a Proper Handshake - YouTube - (88s)
- How To: Shake Hands Professionally - YouTube - What not to do. - (149s)
- How to handshake - YouTube - Body Language - (252s)
- How to shake hands - YouTube
- The Top 10 Bad Business Handshakes - YouTube
- Liars | lies vs truth | deception | mendacity | fraud | body language = non-verbal tells (clues) | vs psychopath and/or antisocial
- Money & Economics & Finance & Financing & Investing
- Motivation - Needs & Wants
- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- Ex-CIA
Spy Reveals a Brilliant Framework for Understanding Why People Do What
They Do | Inc.com
- RICE = Reward (tangible, intangible), Ideology (values, beliefs), Coercion (guilt, shame, threats), Ego (self-image, aspirational identity).
- Negotiation ...
- Pareto principle = 80/20 rule = the law of the vital few = principle of factor sparsity
- Politics & Government
- See also: USA Politics ...
- See also: Politics & Government ...
- Positioning ...
- PPP = Purchasing Power Parity = Big Mac Index ...
- Price's Law = Price's square root law
- Price's Law: Why Only A Few People Generate Half Of The Results - Darius Foroux
- Derek J. de Solla Price - Wikipedia
- 50% of the work is done by the square root of the total number of people who participate in the work.
- Satisfice
- The term was introduced by Herbert A. Simon in his Models of Man 1957
- Satisfice (= satisfactory & sufficient) vs. Maximize (= perfect)
- To obtain an outcome that is good enough. Satisficing action can be contrasted with maximising action, which seeks the biggest, or with optimising action, which seeks the best. In recent decades doubts have arisen about the view that in all rational decision-making the agent seeks the best result. Instead, it is argued, it is often rational to seek to satisfice i.e. to get a good result that is good enough although not necessarily the best.
- Humans usually select the first reasonable option (a strategy known as "satisficing" - a cross between "satisfying" and "sufficing"). We hardly ever select the best option from all available options. Our brain just can't be bothered to think all the time. Why Do We Satisfice? We satisfice because we want to reach our goal with minimum wasted effort and time. There is little upside to spending time and effort to find the best option. If we make the wrong choice, which happens all the time, we can simply click the "Back" button on the browser and try again. - (source?)
- The optimum choice is the one that provides the best balance between profit opportunities and the risks and costs of failure.
- Decisions ...
- Scale economies
- Spam - see Marketing
- Speaking & Presenting & Negotiating
- Stakeholder (corporate)
- SWOT Analysis ...
- Widget =
a placeholder name for an object or, more specifically, a mechanical or
other manufactured device = "Widget" is frequently used in texts and
speech, especially in the context of economics, to indicate a
hypothetical "any-product." Companies in such texts will frequently be
given names such as "ABC Widgets" or "Acme Widget Corp." to indicate
that the particular business of the hypothetical company is not
relevant to the topic of discussion.
- Similar (but not identical) to: doodad, doohickey, whatsit, thingamabob, thingumbob, thingamajig, dingus,Whatchamacallit, da kine
- Thingummy (the British term for thingamajig) or whatchamacallit is a general placeholder for something or someone whose real name you can't recall.
- 15 Brilliant Business Lessons From Moneyball | LinkedIn
- Science (and Jeff Bezos) Says Great Leaders Always Speak Last - Inc.com
- Income Tax
- Calculators
- Investopedia
- See also: Employment ...
- Economics
- George Shaw reportedly quipped, "If all the economists were laid end to end, they'd never reach a conclusion."
- Economy
- Recession
- What Is A Recession? Everything You Need To Know | Bankrate
- 7 Warning Signs of a Looming Recession | HowStuffWorks
- "Economists have predicted 20 of the last 4 recessions" - Unknown author
- Voters
Were Right About the Economy. The Data Was Wrong. - POLITICO
- Unemployment, Underemployment, Unmotivated (no longer
searching), Unable
- Educated (degrees), Uneducated (diplomas or certificates or less)
- Earnings (full-time wages)
- Inflation / CPI (Consumer Price Index)
- People at different income levels purchase differing shares of certain products. basic necessary products vs. luxury items
- GDP (gross domestic product)
- Who shares the prosperity?
- Unemployment, Underemployment, Unmotivated (no longer
searching), Unable
- Recession
- Economies of Scale
- see also Leverage
- Elasticity
- Environments
- The Sordid Legacy of Milton Friedman - The Atlantic
- Tools and Tips for Young People to Protect Their Finances Online - Thanks to Maria Smith for recommending this site.
- Pigly - Teaching Children the Value of Building Emergency Savings: Personal Finance Resources for Kids - Thanks to Angelica Landicho for recommending this site.
- Finance for Beginners: The Best Articles and Expert Resources
- Warren Buffett
- Bankruptcy
- Business career of Donald Trump - Wikipedia
- Thinking of Declaring Bankruptcy? Read This First - Thanks to Karyn Winrich for recommending this site.
- Bitcoin (& Blockchain) ...
- Crypto ... - cryptocurrency
- BNN.ca Shows - Money Talk - Business News Network
- Brokers | Investment Brokers
- Credit reports ... (freezing, etc.)
- Decisions ...
- Exchange Rates - (Dollars, etc...)
- Financing = Funding = raising money for your business
- Finances = Personal Financial Planning ... | (Retirement planning)
- The Globe and Mail - Report on Business
- See also: Entrepreneurship (Disabilities)
- Financing = Funding = raising
money
- What's the difference between PE and VC? - Private Equity vs. Venture Capital
- Ten Ways to Fund Your Business Plan - dummies
- Dragons' Den - CBC
Television
- Shark Tank (the USA version) is not available in Canada.
- Indiegogo | How it works
- Kickstarter
- Stocks = Shares = Equity = Ownership
- Private / Public (IPO)
- Common / Preferred / etc.
- How the Stock Market Works - YouTube
- Things you need to know about stock options - TechRepublic
- VersionOne.vc | VersionOne invests in outstanding web and mobile entrepreneurs
- Investing
- See also: Investing for Retirement ...
- See also: CDIC - (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation)
- Advisors = Financial counsellors
- The True Cost of a Financial Advisor, Revealed - (1%-2.5%/year)
- The best robo-advisors in Canada | Financial Post
- Mistakes People Make When Choosing a Financial Advisor
- Secrets People Who Retire Comfortably Know About Financial Advisors
- Fiduciary Financial Advisors - USA
- What
Should You Know About Your Investment Advisor? - Everything Zoomer
- Know Your Advisor: IIROC Advisor Report | IIROC- Thanks to Carla Hernandez for recommending this site.
- CSA | ACVM - Canadian Securities Administrators
- Fee-Only Financial Advisors: What You Need to Know | Investopedia
- Warren Buffett
- Amazon.com: The Intelligent Investor, Rev. Ed: The Definitive Book on Value Investing eBook : Graham, Benjamin, Jason Zweig, Warren E. Buffett: Books
- The 1936 Book That Launched Warren Buffett's Career
- Warren Buffett's "2 List" Strategy: How to Maximize Your Focus and Master Your Priorities
- Warren Buffet - Really successful people say "no" to almost everything.
- Warren Buffett's Sane and Simple Retirement Investing Plan | Money Talks News
- Warren Buffett’s Investment Strategy and Rules - Investing.com
- Amazon.ca
: The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
- Value investing = Emphasis on intrinsic value and margin of safety
- Principle of buying undervalued companies with strong fundamentals and holding them for the long haul.
- Pay a fair price (which still provides a margin of safety) for a great business, not just a low price for an average one.
- Brokers | Investment Brokers | Brokerage accounts
- Acorns
- BMO InvestorLine: Online trading and investing platform
- E*Trade
- Fidelity.ca Investments
- Fool.com: Stock Investing Advice | Stock Research
- Interactive
Brokers
- Feature Explorer | Interactive Brokers - (beautiful menu system!)
- Robinhood
- Stockpile
- TD - WebBroker - Direct Investing
- Investor Education - TD Direct Investing
- Trade in Registered or Non-Registered Accounts | TD Direct Investing
- Why TD Direct Investing - YouTube
- What are Market Orders and Limit Orders? - YouTube
- The Difference Between Stop Market, Stop Limit, and Trailing Stops - YouTube
- What's new in WebBroker?
- How to Place a Trade on WebBroker - YouTube
- Your trailing stop trigger price will be based on the last closing price.
- TD - Ask Us
- Virtual Brokers - discount brokerage
- Wealthsimple: Do Money Right | Invest, Save, Spend & File Taxes
- Wealthsimple Trade | $0 Commission Stock Market & Investing App
- Simulators / Simulations - of stock market trading
- Investopedia: Sharper insight, better investing.
- Retirement planning ...
- Top Trading Apps | PCMag
- Compound Interest
- Calculators
- Compound Interest - Investopedia
- The Globe and Mail
- "My only investment advice to all your listeners is always invest in unregulated monopolies. That's the only investment advice you ever need." - NYU professor Scott Galloway
- CDIC
= Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
- CDIC.ca - Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) is a federal Crown corporation established by the Government of Canada to protect deposits at our member financial institutions in the rare event of failure.
- CDIC covers eligible deposits up to $100,000 per insured category per member institution.
- Deposit insurance - Canada.ca - CDIC insures eligible deposits separately up to $100,000.
- Covered: Savings and chequing accounts, Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) and other term deposits, Foreign currency (eg. $U.S.)
- Not covered: Mutual funds, Stocks and bonds, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), Cryptocurrencies, losses due to fraud or theft
- Is
$150,000 enough to protect Canadians' bank deposits? | Financial Post
- Possibility for individuals to increase protection?
- DRIP = Dividend ReInvestment Plan
- ETF distributions are often paid in cash but may also be reinvested within the fund when enrolled in a DRIP.
- How To Buy A Stock On TD Ameritrade (Buy, Sell, DRIP Dividend Reinvestment Plan) - YouTube
- ETF - Index, Equity, Sector, ...
- Exchange-traded fund - Wikipedia
- Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF): What it is and How to Invest
- Vanguard, State Street, BlackRock, Fidelity
- Active vs. Passive Investing - Active investing involves paying a human to buy and sell individual stocks regularly through mutual funds. A passive investing strategy involves investing in index ETFs rather than picking stocks. Active investing aims to beat the market where as passive investing aims to track the market.
- Capped Index
- Capitalization-weighted index - Wikipedia = cap-weighted index = market-value-weighted index
- CAC 40 - Wikipedia (FR)
- Want to Outperform 92% of Professional Fund Managers? Buy This 1 Investment and Hold It Forever. | The Motley Fool - S&P 500
- Top 5 Tax Considerations When Investing in ETFs
- Anyone
can beat the stock market, new research suggests | Fortune
- Underperforming stocks are removed (deleted) from the market (S&P 500) and replaced. The replacement date may be announced a month before the required trading date for the ETF (see also exchange traded fund, index fund, equity fund, index tracker, mutual fund, etc.). The trading opportunity is obvious: Buy the outgoing stock, which has been pounded down, and sell the incoming stock, which has been pushed to the sky, on the big day before the switch becomes effective. Alternatively, just buying the outgoing stock (at the closing price on the day it's removed from the index) works great, on average. On average, this outgoing stock will beat the market by an average of nearly 20% over the following 12 months.
- Mutual Funds
- Education / Information about trading
- The Basics of Value Investing Strategy in the Stock Market
- 32 Must-Know Financial Literacy Statistics - Possible Finance - Thanks to Laura Pearson for recommending this site.
- Tips for Sane, Successful Stock Investing | Money Talks News
- Investing in the Stock Market for Begners - Thanks to Sydney White for recommending this site.
- A Beginner’s Guide to Investing - Thanks to Oliver Cantwell for recommending this site.
- A Beginners’ Guide To Investing - Unusual Investments - Thanks to Vanessa Cooper for recommending this site.
- How the Stock Market Works: A Simple Explanation For You and Your Kids - Intuit Turbo Blog - Thanks to Brigid Ludwig for recommending this site.
- The Ultimate Guide to Investing: Today, Tomorrow, And Beyond
- Trailing Stop Order: a definitive guide by Good Crypto app
- Create a Trailing Stop Limit Order - Ask Price to initiate a BUY order, or the Bid Price to initiate a SELL order.
- trading stop limit - YouTube
- Stock Order Types: Limit Orders, Market Orders, and Stop Orders - YouTube
- #arvabelle - YouTube
- arvabelle - YouTube
- Stock Market Order Types EXPLAINED ( Limit / Stop / Stop Limit / Trailing Stop ) - YouTube
- Wealthsimple Investing Master Class | Free Investing Course
- Warren Buffett
- Investing Simulations - Stock Market
simulations
- Investing
- Bullish Bears: Stock
Trading Courses | Learn Day Trading & Swing Trading
- US$497/year (usually US$1164/year) - Some free courses.
- Requires a Discord account.
- CorporateFinanceInstitute.com | Advanced Financial Modeling & Valuation - Amazon Case Study
- HowTheMarketWorks.com | Free Stock Market Game, Create Your Own Contest
- Interactive Brokers Platform: How to Use & Setup Paper Trading
- Investopedia
Stock Simulator
- Real-time - only active during active NYSE hours (EST).
- MarketWatch | Virtual Stock Exchange - US$8/month
- Moomoo?? = Futu?? - stupid site with no focus
- NinjaTrader | Free
Trading Simulator: Futures Forex & Stocks
- Site requires all of your personal information to set up an account.
- NinjaTrader | Free Trading Simulator: Futures Forex & Stocks
- Using NinjaTrader Simulation to Practice Forex Stock Trading Version 8 - YouTube
- Practice Stock Trading Game - XpCourse
- Robinhood Learn
- TD
Ameritrade | Thinkorswim Desktop Instructions | TD Ameritrade
- only in USD
- TD Ameritrade paper trading - thinkorswim by Ameritrade
"paperMoney"
- thinkorswim
Trading Platform Suite | TD Ameritrade
- Download - support@thinkorswim.com - 866-839-1100
- thinkorswim desktop | TD Ameritrade
- ThinkorSwim Tutorial Course: How Do You Use TOS Platform?
- Paper Trading - Ticker Tape
- Register for paperMoney - 877-348-6722
- Investor & Financial Investment Education | TD Ameritrade
- Learning Center
- How to Virtual Trade | How to Understand a Trading Screen Brokerage Platform - YouTube
- thinkorswim® paperMoney®: Options Trading Simulator Tutorial - YouTube
- How to Create Stop Orders on thinkorswim® Desktop - YouTube
- TD Ameritrade paper trading - thinkorswim by Ameritrade
"paperMoney"
- Trade Ideas Simulated Trading
- TradeStation | Test Your Strategies With Our Trading Simulator
- Trading Kart - Free Stock Market Simulator | Play & Learn Online Trading Game
- TradingSim Review: Will Paper Trading Make You a Pro?
- Virtual Trading Game | Learn to trade Stocks & Forex
- Wall Street Survivor: Free Stock Market Game & Courses-Learn How To Invest in Stocks
- WarriorTrading.com | Paper Trading Simulator: Master Your Day Trading Skills
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- Paper trading, sometimes also called "virtual stock trading",
is a simulated trading process in which would-be investors can practice
investing without committing money.
- Stock
market simulator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- A stock market simulator is a program or application that attempts to reproduce or duplicate some or all features of a live stock market on a computer so that a player may practice trading stocks without financial risk. Paper trading (sometimes also called "virtual stock trading") is a simulated trading process in which would-be investors can 'practice' investing without committing real money
- Best
Stock Market Simulators - Benzinga
- ThinkOrSwim, Moomoo, TradeStation, Warrior Trading, NinjaTrader
- Best
Stock Simulators - Learn to Trade Stocks Online
- Wall Street Survivor, How the Stock Market Works, MarketWatch, Corporate Finance Institute
- Best Virtual Trading Apps: Start Virtual Trading Without Real Money
- InvestoBull | What is Virtual Trading? How Virtual Stock Trading works?
- Stock
Trading Simulators: What Is the Best Simulator? - BullishBears
- ThinkOrSwim, Interactive Brokers Platform, TradeStation, Trade Ideas, Trading Sim
- Top
Free Stock Market Games (Stock Simulators)
- Trading Kart, HowTheMarketWorks, Investopedia, MarketWatch
- Money Talks News
- MoneyTalk - by TD
- Real Estate & Mortgages
- Mortgage Glossary: Understanding The Language Of Mortgages
- Web service reveals hidden fees of buying a new home | IT Business
- Reverse Mortgage
- MortgageCalculator.com
- History of Money and Credit - Thanks to Michelle Peng for recommending this site.
- Financial Literacy and Real Estate Investment Lesson Plans - Thanks to Kathleen Carter for recommending this site.
- Thanks to George Miller for recommending these sites:
- PracticalMoneySkills.com | Financial Literacy for Everyone | Lessons: College - Thanks to Stacy Maxton for recommending this site.
- Retirement planning ...
- Saving ...
- Supply and demand - Wikipedia
- Teaching Kids & Teens about Money: A Critical Review | Credit Critics - Thanks to Laura Pipitone for recommending this site.
- TreasuryDirect KIDS - Treasury Securities and the U.S. Debt - Teaching Kids about debt - Thanks to Michelle Peng for recommending this site.
- "If you inspire, you are a leader. If you are inspired, you are an entrepreneur." -- Rich Russakoff and Mary Goodman, co-founders of Bottom Line Up Enterprises
- Reasons to Start a Business:
- Technology levels the playing field between you and big business.
- Today, the phrase, "corporate job security" is an oxymoron.
- The Internet provides an unprecedented opportunity to start an online business at minimal cost.
- Like never before, business can be done from home.
- Corporate outsourcing to smaller businesses creates an abundance of opportunities.
- The only person who can boss you around is you!
- Entrepreneurship = "the pursuit of opportunity without regard to
resources currently controlled" (source?)
- Hype Cycle Research Methodology
- CEDEC | Small Business Support -
CEDEC = Community Economic Development and Employability
Corporation
- GrowthWheel | Fill
out the pre-prepared forms and worksheets and you will have an instant
replacement for your business plan. Only available to you once
you take the 2-day course. $?
- Sign up for the "GrowthWheel Certification and License for business advisors" 2-day course. $$$?
- GrowthWheel | Fill
out the pre-prepared forms and worksheets and you will have an instant
replacement for your business plan. Only available to you once
you take the 2-day course. $?
- Disabilities / Handicaps and Finances
- Startup
- Launch your startup in a single day: How the latest tools make it easier than ever - TechRepublic
- Startup Canada |
Entrepreneurship Empowers Everyone
- Startup Canada - Facebook
- How To Start An Online Business: Sponsored by Media Temple - MakeUseOf
- How to Start a Small Business [The Ultimate Guide] - Thanks to Alfie Cameron for recommending this site.
- How To Start a Small Business in College - Thanks to Angelo Chongco for recommending this site.
- See also: Business Plan ...
- Dummies
- Business - dummies
- Start a Business - dummies
- Ways to Evaluate a New Business Idea - dummies
- Business Planning in an Online World - dummies
- Recommended Online Resources for Business Planning - dummies
- How to Generate a Successful Business Idea - dummies
- Myths of Being a Successful Entrepreneur - dummies
- eBusiness, eMarketing,
eCommerce...
- Elevator Pitch
- YouTube - The Elevator Pitch
- Elevator pitch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Pyramid Pitch - An entrepreneur’s most powerful tool | VentureBeat
- Elevator
Pitch Hot Buttons
- WHO ARE YOU? What is your organisational name & vision
- WHAT YOU DO? Clear description of your core benefit in one sentence Elevator Pitch Hot Buttons
- HOW YOU DO IT? What is your Methodology, Model, I.P or point of difference
- WHAT YOU DELIVER? Solution based outputs that can be measured as success
- WHO YOU WORK WITH? Specific industries which need your offering
- elevator pitch examples - Google Search
- EntrepreneurPress.com
- Entrepreneurs
- Failure & Success
- "Try again. Fail again. Fail better." -- Samuel Beckett (Worstward Ho, 1983)
- Lessons in Failure - PDF
- The
Seven Lies of Success
- Belief #2: There is no such thing as failure. There are only results.
- What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?
- seven
- Principles by Ray Dalio
- 15
Cheat Codes for Life: Jump 7 Years Ahead of People - Due
- 15 Cheat Codes for Life: Jump 7 Years Ahead of People
- 15 Cheat Codes for Life: Jump 7 Years Ahead of People - ReadWrite
- Peter
Principle - Wikipedia
- Why competent workers become incompetent managers - Fast Company
- “In an organizational hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence.”
- Promotions focusing on past performance can lead to employees reaching their level of incompetence.
- Inept individuals somehow manage to advance their careers, climb the organizational ladder, and “fail upwards,” to everybody else’s peril.
- Financing = Funding = raising money
- Five mistakes to avoid when seeking funds for your business
- Inc.com | Small Business Ideas and Resources for Entrepreneurs | Inc.com
- Intrapreneurship
- Intrapreneurship - PPT presentation
- Name of your company (Branding)
- Memorable
- Mellow
- Mass Appeal
- Identifies what the company does
- Personality of entrepreneurs
- Best
entrepreneur psychological profile - Business Insider
- generalists rather than specialists
- outrageously self-confident
- disagreeable = they don't really care what other people think of them
- conscientious = they have the propensity to plan, organize, and take care of responsibilities
- Personality difference between entrepreneurs and employees - Business Insider
- Best
entrepreneur psychological profile - Business Insider
- Start-Up Nation Book - The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
- WSJ Pro - Venture Capital
- Success
- The Telegraph.co.uk
- Young Entrepreneur Council - Nonprofit Organization for Young Business Founders
- YFS Magazine - Young, Fabulous & Self-Employed - YFSentrepreneur.com
- Consignment Selling
- Imagine This Sold Inc. - Calgary - uses eBay - Has this company closed already?
- Kijiji: Free Classifieds in Greater Montréal. Find a job, buy a car, find a house or apartment, furniture, appliances and more!
- Info Entrepreneurs
- GaryVaynerchuk.com - Thanks to Matthew Westernoff for recommending this site.
- Freelancing | Outsourcing | Independent contracting | Gig jobs
- SOHO = Small Office Home Office
- Side Hustles / Side job / Side gig
/ Freelancing / Moonlighting
- SOHO ...
- How to Sell Digital Downloads on Amazon: 8 Easy Steps
- One
in-demand side hustle is online tutoring: How to start
- In-demand side hustles that can be done from home and their pay
- Win Corporate Clients | For Coaches, Consultants, Experts
- SideHusl - Find the Best Money Making Option for You
- Wyzant: Find Private Tutors at Affordable Prices, In-Person & Online
- Live Online Music Lessons Of All Instruments | Lessonface
- Create, Market & Sell with the #1 Online Course Platform: Thinkific
- Online Tutoring and Test Prep - Varsity Tutors
- Udemy | Online Courses - Learn Anything, On Your Schedule | Udemy
- OutSchool | Set Learning Free: Let kids' curiosity run wild with classes and groups on any topic you can imagine.
- These side hustles will make you want to quit your job | Flipboard
- Side
Hustles That Can Make You Rich | Flipboard
- The Best Side Hustles To Pursue | GOBankingRates
- The Best Side Hustles for Gen Z | GOBankingRates
- The Easiest Side Hustles To Get Started With | GOBankingRates
- Side Gigs That Can Make You Richer Than a Full-Time Job | GOBankingRates
- Top Side Hustles To Supplement Your Social Security | GOBankingRates
- Boomer Biz - BoomerBiz.org
- Gig Spark - Thanks to Courtney Rosenfeld for recommending this site.
- How To Make Money Online: A Complete Guide - Unusual Investments - Thanks to Vanessa Cooper for recommending this site.
- A Guide To Setting Up A Home Recording Studio | Any Music Downloads - Thanks to Isobel Baker for recommending this site.
- How would you go about making an extra $500 a month (outside of your normal salary)? : AskReddit
- 24 Side Hustles and Ways to Make Money at Home
- Side gigs can have dire ramifications for both employees and employers | Financial Post
- Expert Tips to Start a Side Hustle for Extra Cash | Entrepreneur
- Mastering Passive Income: 22 Smart Techniques To Start Earning Without Breaking a Sweat | Wealth of Geeks
- Easy Online Business Ideas to Make Money From Home
- Little Book of Leadership Powerpoint » SlideShare (share powerpoint presentations online, slideshows, slide shows, download presentations, widgets, MySpace codes)
- Leadership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Decisions ...
- Planning ... - Goals & Objectives - SMART criteria
- Delegation - Do Less, Achieve More: The Beauty Of Effective Delegation
- Free Management eBooks - Online Library
- How Lazy Bosses Avoid Doing Their Jobs | Jeff Haden | LinkedIn
- Top Leadership Qualities Every Manager Can't Live Without - Thanks to Amber Reed for recommending this site | (Improved Education, Improved You. | Improvedu)
- Creative
ways in which successful leaders get things done | Vartika Kashyap |
Pulse | LinkedIn
- "A leader is someone who knows the way, shows the way and goes the way” - John H. Maxwell
- “true leaders don’t create followers, they create more leaders.”
- ProofHub | Online Project
Management Software & Collaboration Tool | ProofHub
- Free trial for 30 days with unlimited users. No credit card required. $20/month
- Introverts As Leaders | Tomas Kucera | Pulse | LinkedIn - and links to other interesting leadership articles
- 17 Phrases Great Leaders Never Say to Employees
- Why consistency is critical to being a great leader - Fast Company
- GroupEcho Canada - providing credit information and risk management services
- Researching a business or businesses, an industry
or industries
- SEDAR - CA
icriq.com = industry search = Centre de recherche industrielle du Québec- Knowmore.org - (Warning - Knowmore.org is a Wiki)
- TradePub.com - Free Business, Computer, Engineering and Trade Magazines, White Papers, Reports, and eBooks
- Statistics Canada - the national statistical agency providing information on Canadian business, economy and society
- Research do-it-yourself
- Surveys & Research & Polls - Resources
- Most medical studies are wrong
- The smaller the study the more likely it's wrong.
- The smaller the effect seen in a study, the more likely it's wrong.
- The more variables tested in a study the more likely it's wrong.
- The more flexible designs, definitions, and outcomes are, the more likely it's wrong.
- The greater the financial interest in being right, the more likely it's wrong.
- The hotter the field of research, the more likely it's wrong.
- Much of this is stuff your earth science teacher should have told you in junior high school. Narrow the variables. Narrow the scope. Tighten the design so only what you're testing varies. Take your biases out of the equation.
- Patent Searching and Invention Patenting Information - Thanks to James Ryley? for recommending this site.
- Reference Materials & Literature Topics ...
- Cybersecurity | Financial Post
- 8 Books That Will Help You Sharpen Your Strategic Thinking | Inc.com
- Free Management eBooks - Online Library
- Baselinemag.com | eSlideshows - News & Reviews
- BNET - The CBS Interactive Business Network
- Books
- 15 Groundbreaking Management Books | CIO Insight - Thanks to Carla Hernandez for recommending this site.
- Book - Super Scaling
| How to Scale Your Business (Singapore SG $15) - Thanks to Carla Hernandez for
recommending this site.
- I haven't read this book yet. Let me know what you think.
- Business Development Bank of Canada_BDC | Business loans, business financing for Canadian businesses, SME, Canada
- Capture Your Flag - Career Learning and Development Video Interviews
- Excellence in Financial Management - exinfm
- Harvard Business Review Case Studies, Articles, Books
- Harvest Portfolios Group - ETFs | Mutual Funds | Structured Funds - Just FYI. Not a recommendation.
- HelpSME.com | Productivity Software, Business Services & Internet Products for SMEs
- Insight Media - Educational and Training Videos for Classrooms
- MACHIAVELLI: The Prince
- Marketing Teacher Lesson Store
- OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum - (Warning - You should not use MSIE for this site. Too slow.)
- SmartBrief - Industry E-mail Newsletters for Professionals
- You're the Boss Blog - NYTimes.com - Small Business Blog
- YouTube - EDU - www.youtube.com/education
- 8 Interesting Graphs That Reveal Who Owns The Major Brands In The World - Atchuup! - Cool Stories Daily
- Seven levels of growth, in order of increasing importance:
- improve operations
- innovate products
- exploit channels
- target customers and markets
- acquire companies
- connect the ecosystem
- create "blue oceans" the process, based on the best seller Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim, of carving out new market spaces that make the competition irrelevant.
- Thanks to Tilda Moore for recommending these sites | openeducators.org | tildam@openeducators.org
- English Language ...
- PowerPoint ...
- Presenting your Case ...
- Delivering the Speech of Your Life
- How to
think faster, talk smarter, and shine when the pressure is on
- Anxiety - Breathe (slowly & deeply) and/or do something physical (to distract yourself).
- Prepare. Plan. Practice.
- Structure and focus your thoughts. "What - So what - Now what."
- Repetition, Reflection. Feedback.
- Next play - see Krzyzewski ... - "Next play." & “Whatever you have just done is not nearly as important as what you are doing right now.”
- Listen & connect with the audience
- Pace. Space. Grace. - Slow down. Physical and mental space. Listen (internally and externally).
- Think Faster, Talk Smarter: How to Speak Successfully When You’re Put on the Spot
- Feedback
- How
to give better feedback at work - Fast Company
- SBI-A model: Situation, Behavior, Impact, Alternative
- How
to give better feedback at work - Fast Company
- 3 rules to express your thoughts so everyone understands - Big Think
- Seven Reasons People Aren't Listening to You | Deepak Chopra MD (official) | LinkedIn
- 33 Smart Habits That Will Train Other People to Treat You With Respect
- How to look smarter - by Bill Murphy Jr. - Understandably
- Want to succeed at work? An ex-FBI agent shares how to read a room
- Learn To Argue Effectively (1951) - YouTube
- Lying
- What
to Do When You Think Someone Is Lying to You
- Inc.com
- Label what you see. State an observation. “I’m sensing there is more to this story,” or “You seem a little uncomfortable.”
- Ask “what” questions, not "why" questions. Collaborative and non-threatening questions. Get more info.
- Encouraging suspected liars to provide more detailed information. Lure the suspected liar deeper into his web of deception.
- Let the truth feel heavy. Do not reassure. Do not summarize. Do not move to the next topic.
- What
to Do When You Think Someone Is Lying to You
- Inc.com
- Negotiation
- 5 simple strategies for changing anyone’s mind
- Red flags in a salary negotiation that indicate you're about to lose
- Business negotiation tactics from the FBI | IT Business
- What not to say in a salary negotiation
- The 10 Worst Things You Can Do In A Negotiation | James Altucher | LinkedIn
- 4 Mistakes To Avoid When Negotiating - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
- 5 Things You Should Never Say While Negotiating : Lifestyle :: American Express OPEN Forum
- 7 business negotiation tactics from the FBI | IT Business
- Phrases You Should Never Use during a Negotiation - dummies
- Win-Win Negotiating - dummies
- Francis Bacon | Of Negotiating
- "The Power of Nice: How to Negotiate So Everyone Wins -
Especially You!" - Ronald Shapiro & Mark Jankowski - Wiley &
Sons
- Prepare - research, study, stockpile knowledge
- Probe - ask questions
- Propose - try not to go first, but when you do, make a strong, reasonable offer that you are prepared to change
- Listen carefully
- Arbitration
- Arbitration
- Wikipedia
* Arbitration can be either voluntary or mandatory (although mandatory arbitration can only come from a statute or from a contract that is voluntarily entered into, where the parties agree to hold all existing or future disputes to arbitration, without necessarily knowing, specifically, what disputes will ever occur) and can be either binding or non-binding. Non-binding arbitration is similar to mediation in that a decision can not be imposed on the parties. However, the principal distinction is that whereas a mediator will try to help the parties find a middle ground on which to compromise, the (non-binding) arbitrator remains totally removed from the settlement process and will only give a determination of liability and, if appropriate, an indication of the quantum of damages payable. By one definition arbitration is binding and so non-binding arbitration is technically not arbitration.
* Arbitration is a proceeding in which a dispute is resolved by an impartial adjudicator whose decision the parties to the dispute have agreed, or legislation has decreed, will be final and binding. There are limited rights of review and appeal of arbitration awards.
* Arbitration is not the same as: - judicial proceedings, although in some jurisdictions, court proceedings are sometimes referred as arbitrations
- alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
- expert determination
- mediation
- Arbitration
- Wikipedia
- Mediation
- Mediation - Wikipedia
- Conflict resolution through private and voluntary means, a channel that encourages the parties to be active and central participants in the resolution of their own conflict.
- private dispute resolution
- negotiation between the parties (often assisted by counsel)
- negotiation facilitated by a trained mediator
- adjudication by a private arbitrator
- Mediation, which usually takes a day or two, is certainly much faster (and cheaper) than court proceedings.
- The mediation route allows for a direct engagement that is not possible in a court proceeding.
- Harness the power of Persuasion - PDF
- Body Language
- Body language
- Kinesics
- 15 Body Language Secrets of Successful People
- Synergology
- "Togetherness (sun) active (ergo) in a situation of communication (logos)." - Instituut Synergologie Nederland
- Synergologie-qc.ca
- High-context culture vs. Low-context culture
- How to Tell if You're Not Getting the Whole Truth | AARP
- They fidget nervously. They touch their nose, they pull an ear. It's like a "tell" for a poker player.
- They talk real fast. You almost can't understand what they're saying. It's like they don't really want you to hear them.
- They try to change the subject. It's an attempt to deflect your attention.
- They repeat the question when you know they've heard It loud and clear. "Wait a minute. Let me get this straight. You're seriously asking me .. !' It's a stalling tactic as they try to come up with a convincing response.
- They won't look you In the eye. Or else they will. It helps if you know how the person usually behaves. If they ordinarily look you in the eye but suddenly don't, they're probably not giving you the whole truth. And vice versa.
- The tricks to make yourself effortlessly charming
- Female Body Language: Deciphering Her Silent Communication - Thanks to Claire Simmons for recommending this site.
- Conversation & Small talk
- 5 things you can do when someone talks over you
- Things Polite People Always Say
- Conversation Starters That Make You Instantly Interesting
- The Science of Having a Great Conversation | WIRED
- 100 Questions to Ask to Get to Know Someone - Getting to Know You Questions
- Cheesy Pick-Up Lines That Are Hilarious | Reader's Digest Canada
- Harvard Researchers Say This Mindset Matters Most: Follow the Rule of 3 Questions to Be More Likable | Inc.com
- The
36 Questions That Lead to Love - The New York Times
- Given the choice of anyone in the world, whom would you want as a dinner guest?
- Would you like to be famous? In what way?
- Before making a telephone call, do you ever rehearse what you are going to say? Why?
- What would constitute a "perfect" day for you?
- When did you last sing to yourself? To someone else?
- If you were able to live to the age of 90 and retain either the mind or body of a 30-year-old for the last 60 years of your life, which would you want?
- Do you have a secret hunch about how you will die?
- Name three things you and your partner appear to have in common.
- For what in your life do you feel most grateful?
- If you could change anything about the way you were raised, what would it be?
- Take four minutes and tell your partner your life story in as much detail as possible.
- If you could wake up tomorrow having gained any one quality or ability, what would it be?
- If a crystal ball could tell you the truth about yourself, your life, the future or anything else, what would you want to know?
- Is there something that you've dreamed of doing for a long time? Why haven't you done it?
- What is the greatest accomplishment of your life?
- What do you value most in a friendship?
- What is your most treasured memory?
- What is your most terrible memory?
- If you knew that in one year you would die suddenly, would you change anything about the way you are now living? Why?
- What does friendship mean to you?
- What roles do love and affection play in your life?
- Alternate sharing something you consider a positive characteristic of your partner. Share a total of five items.
- How close and warm is your family? Do you feel your childhood was happier than most other people's?
- How do you feel about your relationship with your mother?
- Make three true "we" statements each. For instance, "We are both in this room feeling ... "
- Complete this sentence: "I wish I had someone with whom I could share ... "
- If you were going to become a close friend with your partner, please share what would be important for him or her to know.
- Tell your partner what you like about them; be very honest this time, saying things that you might not say to someone you've just met.
- Share with your partner an embarrassing moment in your life.
- When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?
- Tell your partner something that you like about them already.
- What, if anything, is too serious to be joked about?
- If you were to die this evening with no opportunity to communicate with anyone, what would you most regret not having told someone? Why haven't you told them yet?
- Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire. After saving your loved ones and pets, you have time to safely make a final dash to save any one item. What would it be? Why?
- Of all the people in your family, whose death would you find most disturbing? Why?
- Share a personal problem and ask your partner's advice on how he or she might handle it. Also, ask your partner to reflect back to you how you seem to be feeling about the problem you have chosen.
- How
People With High Emotional Intelligence Use 'the Mayday Rule' to Become
Exceptionally Persuasive | Inc.com
- Thank you for understanding
- Can you tell me more?
- etc.
- Emotional Intelligence - eBook download - Optimized for smartphone, takes an average of 37 minutes to read.
- Insults
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