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How to Have a Successful Last-Minute Holiday Party

The holidays sneak up on all of us and sometimes that includes planning a holiday party.  If you have NOT done this yet, but you plan to, you've got days left!  Here are some tips on planning last-minute and doing it well. 1. Be Flexible.  You are waiting til...

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5 Things NOT to Do When Leaving a Voicemail Message

5 Things NOT to Do When Leaving a Voicemail Message

It's that time of year -- everyone is busy and phones are ringing!  People are in a hurry to get what they need and anticipating a prompt response.  But it's not likely you'll get exactly what you are looking for if you don't leave a proper message.  That being said,...

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Dating Tips For Companies to Consumers

Dating Tips For Companies to Consumers

Sometimes I find myself stuck on some trash/entertainment news website and there are always tips on dating and relationships.  Sometimes I click on them because I want to see what people are saying these days and sometimes I know it will be awful but could use a good...

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New To The City? Things To Know

Each city has it's thing, stuff the locals know and any good traveler does too.  Chicago is no exception to that.  If you are new to the city, here are some things you should know, ESPECIALLY if you are planning an event here. Chicago is a convention city. All cities...

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5 Tips to Survive the Holiday Season

5 Tips to Survive the Holiday Season

You made it through the Thanksgiving Holiday!  Hopefully you ate lots of food, saw family and caught up on some rest because now it's holiday season and, as every event planner knows, the end of life as you know it.  As a reminder to keep up with your holiday cheer,...

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5 Tips for Smart Shopping on Black Friday

5 Tips for Smart Shopping on Black Friday

A tradition that started in the 60s, Black Friday is considered the first official day of the Holiday Shopping Season.  Stores open at ridiculously early hours hoping to turn their accounting books from red (negative) to black (positive).  That being said, in the...

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