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Rustic elegance rings the register Now that so many of us can work from anywhere, the mountains, lakes and sea -- simplier and slower lifestyles -- are possible and even more profitable. Oregon and the outback: There are remote parts of every country -- especially here in the great old USA -- where there are far more trees than people. It's where the air is so fresh it lifts you up and fills your lungs with its sweet purity. Take a break from the daily grind, the traffic and the lines, and come to the outback to sit within rustic elegance. Slow down a bit and feel the privilege of being alive all over again. The folks in this episode of the show have a few things to teach us. With super-connectivity almost everywhere and life in the outback cheaper, more of your money can drop to the bottmline. more... » On navigating this website » By Business, Industry, Owner, State » By Diversity, Families, and Women » About exit strategies and liquidity » Our first principles, mission & vision  Television for the bottomline   Twelve Key Points 1. Face The Facts Often 2. Enroll In Financial Statement University (FSU) 3. Study Your Trends 4. Share Your Financials 5. Make Changes Based Upon Numbers 6. Create A Key Indicator Report 7. Give Employees Key Indicator Responsibilities Other Episodes on the air Our common future » Shorter Videos: By Key Idea » $400M: Help Keep your Station Alive » $9B: Help Keep your Business Alive » Sign Up, Get Listed, then Invited ...  » The next episode of the show

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