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Daily
Events is an easy way to get ahead of the pack & stay
there. Turn our information into action everyday.
Virtually anyone, especially business persons and investors, can benefit by knowing how to read The Daily Events – and then putting that knowledge to use. Over the course of every week we publish meaningful information about upcoming investment opportunities, credit warnings and credit possibilities.
TIP # 1 - It only works if you use it.
If
newspapers pile up on your desk, you
won't just be getting the information
later, the size of the pile will discourage
you from trying to catch up. The Daily
Events' Law (adapted/stolen from
Murphy's Law): Things are more likely
to happen when you stop looking for
them to happen.
TIP # 2. Be efficient.
Develop your own
way of reading or scanning the newspaper
and stick with it. If you are just
interested in foreclosure sales and initial
filings of tax liens don't read mechanics
liens or probate notices until you are
done with what you need to read. This
way if you are interrupted, you won't be
putting yourself further behind.
TIP # 3. Skim it the easy way.
Here is a
mini-speed reading class: Use your index
finger, your hand or a business card to
scan down each column. The deliberate
speed of your hand will keep your eyes
from wandering.
TIP # 4. Only stop when you need to.
Trust your instincts and your memory: if
they say stop, then do. Chances are the
name is familiar; belonging to a friend,
business acquaintance or someone you
have done business with in the past. We
list names first, and the information there-
after to make
scanning The
Daily Events
easier. Once
you stop, determine
what it is
and then make
yourself a note,
mark, or computer
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