Frugal Fun Tip, November 2008

–> “Savory Sixteen” a Frugal Birthday Alternative: Shel Horowitz’s Frugal Fun Tip, November

–> Do Your Holiday Shopping With Us–Discounts on Books for Your Favorite Entrepreneurs
With the holidays coming up, this is a great chance to save money on Shel’s books–they make fabulous gifts for the entrepreneurs, authors, marketers, and business managers in your life, or for those who’d like to be authors or marketers. (Click here to continue reading)

–> Friends and Colleagues Who Want to Help

  • Marcia Yudkin is giving away a 12-page report,”33 Keys to Thriving During a Recession”
  • Mark Joyner’s up to something mysterious (and no doubt extremely profitably to those who follow his advice)–and this time, he has the help of 668 people who entered their best thinking about the four most important areas to invest. Knowing Mark, my guess is that he’s talking about investing things other than money…
  • Small Business CEO is a nice new magazine available online at no cost, from the good people at Healthy, Wealthy N Wise.

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–> Hear and Meet Shel, November/December 2008

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

–> Latest Additions to the Websites

–> Administrative Information
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