The WORD: Saucy Sisters Edition

Monday September 7th, 2009 Issue #79

The WORD is an informative news service brought to you by Derrick Hayes http://www/DerrickHayes.com.The WORD gives you Wisdom, connects you with Others and Resources to Develop you.



WOE Group:

You can sign up for my WOE Group on Facebook by going to this link. http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=220401335042&ref=mf

Seeds Of Africa:

Seeds of Africa Foundation is a publicly supported non-profit organization that financially supports intelligent, economically disadvantaged primary and secondary school students in Zimbabwe to achieve their academic dreams.
http://www.seedsofafricafoundation.org/.

Send Out Cards:

I appreciate it. I need to help folks in business/individuals generate money. Businesses need to do better business by maintaining their current client base. Individuals need to become home-based entrepreneurs to take advantage of the tax benefits and make a few hundred dollars to 'afford' their lives. Ultimately, I want them to become clients of The Credit Woman. Got to work every angle!

Call me so you can send a FREE card. The site: https://webmailcluster.perfora.net/xml/deref?link=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sendoutcards.com%2FTara_Colquitt.

Saucy Sisters:

About Barbara

In addition to their work as a team, Barbara has written the highly successful Cook It Right! and has been a food columnist for The Tennessean. For four seasons Barbara hosted regular cooking segments on HGTV's Today At Home. She has represented a variety of products on QVC, MOR Galleria and other home shopping networks.

About Beverly

Beverly is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and has worked for major U.S. corporations and government institutions, including the CIA (the one in Langley, Virginia – not the one in Hyde Park – which is why she is better at spying than spamming!).
http://www.saucysisters.com/index.asp

Ask The Expert:

Some of the topics you can comment on this week are:

1. What's the best way for a team leader to handle someone who constantly interrupts and tries to take over every group discussion?
http://www.collegerecruiter.com/ask-the-experts/general/team-leader-interrupted/index.php

2. Should my brag book be an actual book that I can take with me to interviews, or should I only have one online?

http://www.collegerecruiter.com/ask-the-experts/
If you would like to be an expert in the college market contact Candice Arnold at Candice@collegerecruiter.com.

Toilet Paper Entrepreneur:

Twitter @tpentrepreneur . You can sign up to be a blog contributor like me.
http://www.toiletpaperentrepreneur.com/tpe-me-sq/blogtip-signup.html

http://www.toiletpaperentrepreneur.com/blog/how-to-land-the-first-client
I’m at #1- AEIOU (Ask Educators In Our Universities)

http://www.toiletpaperentrepreneur.com/blog/learn-to-relax-how-to-take-a-short-break-from-being-an-entrepreneur I’m at #2 – Make My Wife Smile

Job Opportunities:

Sr. Manager, Social Media / Global Web & Digital Media Department
Coach
New York, NY
http://www.coach.com/

Social Media Strategist
Page One Public Relations
San Francisco, CA
http://www.pageonepr.com/

Contact Cheryl L. Bunkley if you have a job/internship opportunity that you would like to get The WORD out to others about. Cheryl is a Marketing/Media Specialist and can be reached at (404) 684-6000 horizonmedia@msn.com.

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About WOE Enterprise

A few years ago my life hit rock bottom. I looked into the bible and I saw the word woe. I also wanted to see how the dictionary defined woe. Woe meant trials or tribulations. In life a woe to you might be a job loss and to another it might be a broken relationship.

One day I was thinking how I could reinvent my life so I wrote down the word woe on a piece of paper. As the document spoke to me it revealed that woe now meant WOE as in Word of Encouragement. From there I received this slogan.

“Before you leave work or go to sleep tonight, give someone a WOE, a Word Of Encouragement.”

Derrick Hayes, President - WOE Enterprises