Shel Horowitz’s Positive Power of Principled Profit is Posted, March, 2008

Vol. 5, #7

–> Positive Power Spotlight: Herman Miller

–> Friends Who Want to Give You Stuff
This link contains eight giveaways (three around frugal fun, five concerning frugal marketing), *several of them time-sensitive*. Even if you usually ignore that part of the newsletter, I strongly recommend you look this batch over. Note to subscribers of Frugal Fun and Frugal marketing Tips: a few changes since your newsletter was published

–> Which of Shel’s Books is Right for You?

–> Another Recommended Book: Growing Local Value: How to Build Business Partnerships that Strengthen Your Community, by Laury Hammel and Gun Denhart

–> Mark Joyner: Conversations with Bestsellers
This one you have to pay for. Internet marketing genius/bestselling author/philosopher of abundance and social change Mark Joyner has released a set of audio conversations with other bestselling authors on how to become one. Includes transcripts and various cool bonuses.   (yes, this is an affiliate link)

–> Hear and Meet Shel

–> Latest Additions to the Websites

–> Administrative Information
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