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		<title>A Must-Read: What Men Don&#8217;t Tell Women About Business</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My husband and I tried to start a business together many, many years ago. When computers were new and all the rage and the internet was making its debut, he and I decided to custom build, sell and design computers for consumers. I would handle the administrative side of the business and he would handle the technical and physical side. We layed out a business plan, developed short and long-term goals for the business in addition to other things and we were set for business.
Only thing, was that my darling husband and I simply could not get along. He didn&#8217;t [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.everyjoe.com">EveryJoe</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My husband and I tried to start a business together many, many years ago. When computers were new and all the rage and the internet was making its debut, he and I decided to custom build, sell and design computers for consumers. I would handle the administrative side of the business and he would handle the technical and physical side. We layed out a business plan, developed short and long-term goals for the business in addition to other things and we were set for business.</p>
<p>Only thing, was that my darling husband and I simply could not get along. He didn&#8217;t accept my ideas, I didn&#8217;t accept his. We could not agree on anything; supplies, office furniture, not even what color to paint the walls. So, not only did we nix our husband-wife team business, but he went on to start a separate business in computer consulting that turned out to be quite successful. Why couldn&#8217;t we make beautiful business together?</p>
<p>I found this <a href="http://womenonbusiness.com/what-men-dont-tell-women-about-business/">post</a> on <a href="http://womenonbusiness.com/susan-gunelius/">Susan&#8217;s</a> site at <a href="http://womenonbusiness.com/what-men-dont-tell-women-about-business/">Women on Business </a>and thought it quite interesting. Here are some things the book will tell you:</p>
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<blockquote>To some extent, business is still a man’s world; here’s how to play the game by their rules-and win:</p>
<p>1.   Know what the average Alpha Male is thinking </p>
<p>2.   Learn 10 things you need to know about men in business </p>
<p>3.   Force men to take you seriously </p>
<p>4.   Stop self-sabotage with male colleagues </p>
<p>5.   Get all the credit you deserve </p>
<p>6.   Be more confident and effective </p>
<p>7.   Learn to take charge and lead </p>
<p>8.   Never make excuses for failures </p>
<p>9.   Keep secrets-it’s vital </p>
<p>10. Never bring personal issues to the office </p>
<p>11. Gain credibility and trust with Alphas </p>
<p>12. Never look for affirmation openly </p>
<p>13. Effectively deal with condescending or disrespectful men </p>
<p>14. Understand why being “nice” gets you nowhere </p></blockquote>
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<p>I think I&#8217;ll order this book today and add it to my library immediately. Maybe my husband and I can re-think this business partnership and make it work. I&#8217;ll let you know.</p>
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