Get experience first and focus on that.You should be thinking 80/20 with everything you do..that is..complete the 20% of tasks that account for 80% of the value first, and procrastinate the 80% of tasks that only acount for 20% of the value.The details in you business cards are in the category that accounts for 20% of the value.

That you can find on the internet.

-Internet: emails, e-surveys, e-renewals, e-newsletters, e-updates, e-cards/e-letters & website.

Right, but you still called the guy to ask a question you could have easily found the answer to on the internet, likely from the very same phone you called him with.That tells him either:A) You don't know how to find homes on the internet and thus are probably not worth his time.orB) You think your time is more valuable than his.Either of these are likely to get you a dismissive, blow-off response.

Mark to market accounting and that fact that banks do not have to adhere to that standards certainly creates a lot of the distortions and feeds into the difficulties in the business of banking and the regulation thereof.In my view, it would be a very difficult task to mark all of the assets of a bank to anything close to a market value as there is no market for many of those assets.

He's buying this off some internet site.

Some, like cable, internet, and eating out, can go away.

Theres a bunch of free keyword tools on the internet.

Got to love the internet!!

Now hit the internet and search for BPO companies, but don't waste your money on a list that many people sell - they are free if you do a little research.