It doesn't matter what type of music a musician plays, whether it is rock, jazz, bluegrass, or country music. Even if they have learned to play music by reading music, they have still listened to music and plucked it out on their instrument. Hey, I am an accomplished piano player who plays the piano.

Here are some quick tips to help you with your photography success.

Tip 1 - Use All Your Available Space

Don't be afraid to use all of the space in your photo. If you want to take a picture of something, it's ok for it to take up the whole shot with very little background showing. The key is to keep the photo free from distractions. So, if you have half a plant in the corner of your background, that is what people will be looking at rather than the primary subject.

"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose." -Lyndon B. Johnson.

Ok, Black Friday is well behind us. So, is Cyber Monday. But, that leaves the holiday season, and more importantly, the New Year ready to go, when it comes to YOU making money!

You love your blog. You love being in business for yourself. Your dream has come true and you are an entrepreneur! But you don’t yet have a blogging empire. You just need to convert your blogging into a blogging empire! Here are three options that you might want to consider when moving toward that blogging success level.

If you work on behalf of a healthcare professional, like a physician, dentist, or other types of healthcare professional, you probably have an idea of the nature of customer service and especially as it relates to the specific clientele of the medical industry (a.k.a. patients).

Are you the owner of a brand new business? If so, there are certain factors that you need to keep in mind. One of the most important things that will quickly guarantee the success or failure of your business is your reputation – positive or negative – in the area of customer service. If you can quickly gain an excellent repute in this crucial area, you will very likely be able to survive your “make it or break it” first quarter. If not, there is no telling what may happen.