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Official Newsletter of the Global Speakers Network. Dan Poynter, editor. 
Professional Speaking news, tips on speaking and travel, videos of speakers in action, quotations by speakers, calendar of speaking events worldwide, speaking and travel humor, resources, ideas, and a complete list of the GSF organization and leadership with contact information.
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To help you brand yourself, your company, and your product!
Six powerful branding secrets to catapult you and your business to the top
Five behaviors to avoid that can damage your personal brand as a leader
Job-seeker personal brand mistakes that can stop you ...
Read more about: Branding Matters
Know more about drug-sniffing dogs. CUSTOMS: DOGS CAN DETECT MORE THAN DRUGS
Some countries do not want you to bring in fruit.
And the dogs can sense traces after prohibited items have been removed from the luggage.
Read more about: CUSTOMS: Dogs can Detect More Than Drugs
Coffee and Tea are made with plane water, not bottled. Tests reveal harmful bacteria.  Water served on airliners is not filtered and rarely tested. When independently tested, all kinds of bacteria are found.
Heating water to make the beverages is not likely to kill the bacteria. The water is heated only briefly and then only to the pressure altitude of 8,000-feet/2438 m. At that altitude the boiling temperature of water is much lower.
Read more about: Don’t Drink Coffee or Tea on the Plane
Clear bags make items easier to find and speed baggage inspections. Use clear bags for packing underwear, liquid/gels and foreign currency. This helps to speed you through baggage inspections, and makes it easier for you to find what you need, when you need it, at all times during your traveling. Here are some great tips for what else you can do with clear Ziplock bags.
Read more about: Packing items in ZipLock Bags
Make your bags easy to find and deter thieves.  In the U.S., Some 7,000 bags are lost each day. 97% of the bags are returned to their owners within 24 hours. Some 435,000 bags are permanently lost each year. San Francisco Airport (SFO) handles some 60,000 bags daily. Chicago Airport (ORD) processes more than 480 bags per minute. Here’s some great ideas for how to avoid your bags being lost, picked up by someone else, or stolen.
Read more about: Identifying Your Bags
Common-Sense Strategies for Business Owners
To consistently play at the top of your game, Raj Gavurla helps you produce Spirit-Enhancing Results to ensure positive change.
To consistently play at the top of your game, Raj Gavurla helps you produce Spirit-Enhancing Results to ensure positive change happens in your entrepreneurial business, sports, and life. Organizations are using his ...
Read more about: Winning At Entrepreneurship
8 steps to successful business presentations in a short attention span world
With eight practical and comprehensive steps, you will learn how to deliver effective messages at the board level and also lead
IF CAREER SUCCESS is important to you, then apply this global rule: your technical skills – no matter how good they are – will only take you so far in an organization. ...
Read more about: The One Minute Presenter
the big secret
You only get one chance to make your mark and leave the tracks you intended to. The secret towards a more meaningful journey.
This book explores the possibility of a special secret we need to discover as we strive towards a more meaningful journey.
This book fearlessly destroys righteous masks. It relates the heartache and ...
Read more about: Wanderer
Official Newsletter of the Global Speakers Network. Dan Poynter, editor.
Professional Speaking news, tips on speaking and travel, videos of speakers in action, quotations by speakers, calendar of speaking events worldwide, speaking and travel humor, resources, ideas, and a complete list of the GSF organization and leadership with contact information.
gsf_nb_15_november_2010.pdf
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by Dan Poynter in News & Newsletters, on Nov 23, 2010
