Monthly Archives: July 2006

Inspirational Quotations #127

Subscribe to the weekly newsletter of inspirational quotations by sending a blank email to iqml-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Archives and a compilation of inspirational quotations by author and topic are available at the supplementary website inspiration.rightattitudes.com. Be nice and smile to everyone you … Continue reading

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Wednesday Afternoon Time-off: Recharge Mid-week

Most of us feel our weekends are insufficient to accomplish everything that we want to; we tend to over-plan and underachieve. On Sunday evening, we wish we had relaxed more, completed more errands and spent more time with family and … Continue reading

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Inspirational Quotations #126

Subscribe to the weekly newsletter of inspirational quotations by sending a blank email to iqml-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Archives and a compilation of inspirational quotations by author and topic are available at the supplementary website inspiration.rightattitudes.com. I had no shoes and complained, until … Continue reading

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Airbus A350 XWB: A Move in the Right Direction

As anticipated, Airbus announced a new A350 XWB (Xtra Wide Body) family of aircrafts at the Farnborough International Airshow on Monday. The family includes the A350-800 (270 seats in 3-class configuration), A350-900 (314 seats), ultra-long range A350-900 (314 seats), A350-900 … Continue reading

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Inspirational Quotations #125

After a gap of four years, with the following issue, I have restarted my weekly newsletter of inspirational quotations. Subscribe by sending a blank email to iqml-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Archives and a compilation of inspirational quotations by author and topic are available … Continue reading

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The Skills-Attitudes Competence Model

While poking around the internet, I recently bumped into a few articles that refer to a study by either Harvard or Stanford or both that concluded that 85% of one’s success at work is due to his/her attitudes and just … Continue reading

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