In response to "GOP budget would restructure Medicare"

In response to “AARP subject of Republican ‘witch hunt’ “
AARP made a big mistake in championing Obama health care before Congress had even read the bills. They shouldn’t have done it. As to Medicare Advantage Plans, they are wrong again. People with Advantage Plans also pay for Medicare Part B monthly like everybody else. Our poor are still paying an average of $3,950 per year for out-of-pocket maximums with an Advantage Plan.

The difference is that from the perspective of a Medicare Supplement Plan, instead of paying a premium of $2,000 per year for the supplement, they pay copays as they go. We all should be paying for what we use, not just for the fact of having supplemental coverage. Whoever wrote this doesn’t understand it, and neither does AARP.
-Sandra A. Malone

In response to “The 100 best sales & marketing ideas“
This may be old-fashioned, but it works for me. Everyone has windshield or commute time going to and from sales. Carry a tape recorder in your vehicle and when a thought comes to mind, record it. It could be something such as another question you should have asked at the interview, a new prospect you just thought of, a new sales idea–whatever. Play it back when you get to the office. You will be surprised by the inspiration it will give you.
-R. Heppner