- Re-selling E-books- E-books seem like a great idea. However, most of sites that sell them offer seller right to resell book to others. Therefore, market has become saturated with books that are often available for free from some sites. And why would someone want to buy an e-book from you that they can get for free elsewhere?

- Safelist Advertising- Like e-books, this is theoretically a good idea. Safelists are groups of members who have opted to receive ads from fellow safelist members. This form of marketing loses its effectiveness due to fact that most members just mass-delete their bulk emails without reading them. Everyone wants others to read their ads, yet no one will stop to read other people’s ads.

- ‘Free For All’ pages- FFAs will post your ad in one of seven categories on their page. Like safelist advertising, idea is that thousands of others that post ads will see your ad and click to your website. Again though, everyone goes to FFAs to post, and not to access ads. On top of this waste of time and Internet space, your email account will get flooded with massive amounts of spam if you sign up with one of these sites.

Jessica Klein is a member of the 'Mount Real Research Team', whose aim is to seek out and distribute business information to the virtual public. She is a freelance writer based in Montreal, Canada who loves writing about anything from accounting to zebras.

In essence, theory of Kaizen can be compared to fable of “the rabbit and tortoise”; a rabbit and a tortoise are going to race each other from one end to other, rabbit runs fast and quick but gets burned out very fast, while tortoise takes it slow but keeps his pace and even slowly increasing it at times, and in end he gets past rabbit and wins race. The quick rabbit that is all burned out, and lays in grass beside road halfway through race, thinks for himself, even I, will take it slow and increase my pace as I go along next time.

In this fable Kaizen is tortoise and just like tortoise slowly improved his pace, so can a business person improve business that is being conducted. Since it is better to take it slow and learn on way meanwhile you keep improving all aspects of business, rather than to rush things through just for sake of getting it done.

A famous quote that I heard once goes like this “Rome was not built in a day...but alas...it was built indeed”.

Copyrighted by Kaveh Fard

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