Quick Tips for Writing Love Letters

* Be in a good mood when writing a love letter. Never try to write a love letter when you’re in a bad mood, not only will it be more difficult to write but your bad vibes will make their way into letter. * Write a love letter anytime. Don’t wait for a special occasion to write one. Anytime you want to spice up your relationship is a great time for a love letter. * Your love letter should look appealing. Fountain pens look nicer than ball point pens. Plain paper is fine, but try to choose a better grade of paper stay away from lined paper or paper with lots of designs printed on it. * Think about why you’re writing. Do you want to say you had a good time, are you asking for a date, are you expressing your affection, do you want to know how they feel about you or do you want to say I miss you? * Always hand write your love letter even if your writing is sloppy. Never type it unless your handwriting is truly illegible. Don’t underline or write any words in all caps; it’s like yelling. * Only say what you really mean. Don’t make promises you can’t keep and don’t write anything you may regret later. Once letter leaves your hands there is no guarantee it will stay private.

How a Group Purchasing Organization Can Save Your Business Money

GPO’s (Group Purchasing Organizations) have been around for about ten years primarily in healthcare industry. The basic concept of a GPO is that a group of businesses can come together and buy products cheaper than any single company can. This model may or may not be beneficial for Coca-Cola’s, Wal-Mart’s, or Johnson & Johnson’s of world, but they are great for small to medium size business because they allow little guys to buy their products on discount level of one of these huge corporations.

As industries are expanding and products are being developed, we are seeing GPO’s spread into education, printing, office supplies, and consumer products fields. Manufacturers are willing to cut their margins and deliver products at wholesale prices for volume of customers GPO’s offer. In most scenarios GPO’s can save businesses anywhere from 20% - 40% off their already competitive prices.