Communication is needed in all walks of life. This is the reason for us to write this article on michigan salmon fishing; to communicate it's meaning to everyone.
Today's michigan salmon fishing Article
Ice Fishing
You?ve heard about the fellow who decided, after some heavy drinking, to go ice fishing. So he packed up all his equipment, his auger, catch covers, catch cover sleeves, scoop, rods, reels, lines, bait, bobbers, split shot, ice pick and propane heater, and off he staggered, down to the ice. He picked up his auger and was about to start cutting the hole, when a voice boomed down from above: ?There are no fish under the ice.? He shook his head. Was he hearing things? Must have imagined it. So he started again, and again the voice rumbled, ?I said, ?There are no fish under the ice!?? The drunk looked up and asked nervously, ?Is that you, Lord?? ?NO!? the voice replied, ?This is the Ice Rink Manager!?
Rika and I decided to take the scenic route back from Kelowna, BC, where I delivered a talk last week. On the way, we saw some people ice fishing in the middle of a lake. So we pottered across the lake and went to talk with them. This was the first time we?d ever seen anybody ice fishing. The friendly fisher folk told us very interesting stories. The ice was twelve inches deep. Fascinating! Anyway, it reminded me of the joke, above.
In life and in business, I have found that we often waste time getting information from the wrong people or dealing with the wrong people. We tend, sometimes, to fish where there are no fish. It?s like asking a bank manager about a business opportunity or a virgin about childbirth. With time so valuable, we should be very clear about how we spend it, and whom we spend it with. I talked with a chap recently who told me he attended ten business networking meetings and only met one good prospect. When he factored in the wasted time, gas, parking, membership fees, and so on, he felt he had wasted a lot of time and money, fishing where there were no fish.
There?s a simple rule of thumb to prevent disappointment: Do your due diligence and qualify people before you spend time on them. Check them out ? Google them ? do a Better Business Bureau check ? ask for references and testimonials ? call your friends and ask if they know them. Ask more questions. Be direct. Spend more time on the phone and e mail qualifying them before you give away information or go to a meeting with them. Ask them if they can make a buying decision and if they have the money and authority and when they intend buying or deciding. You will save time and money and catch good fish. Joint Venture with the right people.
About Robin J. Elliott For more than 19 years, Robin J. Elliott has worked with thousands of businesses in over 49 industries across the United States, Canada, and Africa. He specializes in helping small business entrepreneurs build wealth and gain access to new markets and profit centers through Joint Ventures. Through his Joint venture Seminars across North America he has thought thousands how to create increasing, multiple streams of income without cost or risk and very little time. Get Robin J. Elliott's FREE: "How To Grow Serious Wealth Using Joint Ventures" Mini-Course, and The Prophet of Profit e-Zine along with video blogs, world class articles, free video, and access to top Joint Venture Partners at http://www.jvwisdom.com. |
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Severe weather slows fishing (The Holland Sentinel)
Wed, 02 Jul 2008 23:24:26 GMT
More severe weather accompanied by cold fronts slowed fishing, but an expected weekend warm up should again improve conditions, the Michigan Department of Resources said Wednesday in its weekly fishing report. Fishing on the inland lakes has been good for walleye, pike, bass, and panfish. The rivers are producing pike, catfish and carp.
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL) - For a reel good time, head up to Racine for salmon fishing.(Going Places)
Sun, 07 Aug 2005 07:00:00 GMT
August 7, 2005 -- Byline: Mike Michaelson Each of the four fishermen, their forearms aching from battling the running Chinook salmon, was obliged to pass the rod...
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