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Five Ways to Channel Your Inner Millionaire
Here's how to harness your brain power to maximize productivity.
Scott Halford is an expert speaker and author of the bestselling book, Be a Shortcut: The Secret Fast Track to Business Success (Wiley and Sons 2009). He can be reached at www.completeintelligence.com.
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