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Things Your Lawyer Never Told You

Dennis was a return guest on the radio talk show "Connecting the Dots" with Maurice Campbell on KPOO - FM 89.5, on July 30, 2009. They continued our discussion on how to prosper and survive in these hard economic times. You can listen here to the whole show.

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Business and Legal	General Commentary	Personal Growth	Economics and Politics	Relationships
Balancing Act Are You Acting as an Officer of Your Business or Are You Running a Charity? Avoiding Conflicts in the Workplace Being Legally Right or Financially Right Being Responsible Your Business Decisions Being Responsible for Your Own Actions Deciding Whether or Not to Sue Do You Know What is Your Job, Work, Career? Does Anything Last Forever? Drafting the Perfect Contract Forms of Business Ownerships, A Lay Person's Guide How Beliefs and Intentions Can Lead to Conflicts in Your Business "I Am Doing This All for You", What it Really Means In a Changing Economy Companies Are Losing Their Way Knowing When to Cut Your Losses Knowing When to Walk Away Litigation As A Sword or Shield Tactical Reasons for Filing Lawsuits Marriage is a Business Contract, Part I - Where Does Love Fit In? Marriage is a Business Contract, Part II - What Happens When the Honeymoon is Over? Marriage Is a Business Contract, Part III - When the Marriage Fails Motivations for Filing Lawsuits Not Asking for the Money - Why Many Small Businesses Fail On Lawsuits and Karma On Running Your Business Like a Family Protecting the Life Blood of Your Business by Setting Boundaries Seeking Restitution Through the Courts The Legal Professional and The Universal Law of Balance The Profit Motive The Scales of Justice and the Law The Secret Ingredient of a Successful Business The Secret of Managing Your Time The US Dollar and the World Economy To Survive the Market Crash of 2008 Focus On Your Business Understanding Contracts, Part I Understanding Contracts Part II: The Hidden Pitfalls of Contracts Who is Responsible for Your Business? Why People File Lawsuits Why Are There So Many Lawsuits Why Arguments are Personal Why Business Plans Fail Why Partnerships Fail Why People Give Gifts Why People Have Problems With Their Relationships at Work Will a Lawsuit for Breach of Contract Give You the Benefit(s) You Bargained For? Your Business and Your Friendly Freeloaders Setting Boundaries