About our Company & Founder

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Here's a little basic information about our Company, the founder and where we see our business going in the future.

JAX OF NY, INC. is the "Company" name and we have been in the "Consulting Business" for 25 years, we are now located on Long Island's North Shore in New York.

The founder, Jack Clifford - that's me,

has been working and associating with the Best in the Business so, you can rest assured that any advice or information you receive will be from experienced and qualified staff that will assist you and your business with what-ever services you choose.

We are doing extensive research everyday, and have found a number of business opportunities that "Are What They Say They Are!"

If you have spent any amount of time looking for a viable business to get involved in, you know what I'm talking about!

The purpose of our school, is to teach you how to spot the scams, and to know when an opportunity is nothing but, hype.

A lot of people just want your Money, Thats not what we are about.

This is a place for Learning what you need to succeed!

This is a place, where Your Imput Counts. You can help others by sharing your expertise with all of our members.

Show the World that, You Belong to the "Small Business Educational Center"

Where Learning to Succeed is our #1 Priority!

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Biz Tips

Dealing With Email Efficiently

by Susan Ward

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Is answering your email killing your productivity?

While a fair proportion of the email you receive may be unsolicited spam, if you're in business, you probably receive anywhere from fifty to thousands of emails that need to be answered each day.

But they don't have to be answered immediately!

Don't respond to your email "on demand".

If you're using an email program that announces the arrival of new email, turn off the program's announcement features, such as making a sound or having a pop-up screen announce the arrival of new mail.

Answering email on demand, or even looking at it, can seriously interfere with whatever other tasks you're trying to accomplish.

Instead, set aside a particular time each day to review and answer your email. Schedule the hour or whatever time it takes you to answer the volume of email you get, and stick to that schedule as regularly as possible.

And don't answer your email at your most productive time of day. For me, (and for many others, I suspect), my most productive work time is the morning.

If I start my work day by answering my email, I lose the time that I'm at my most creative. If I'm writing a piece, for instance, it takes me twice as long to compose it in the afternoon or evening than it would in the morning,

When I feel fresh and alert.

Answering email, on the other hand, isn't usually a task that calls for a great deal of creativity.

So by ignoring my email until the late afternoon, and answering it then, I get the dual benefit of saving my most productive time for other more demanding tasks, and not continually interrupting whatever other tasks I'm trying to accomplish.

What time of day is your most productive? Scheduling less demanding tasks such as answering email outside of your "best" working time will help you make the most of your working day.

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By Following Good Business Advice, It can only lead in one direction.

To Your Bank!

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