The Beeline 
October 15, 2007 (Issue #2)
From the BeeKeeper:
The Art of Networking
Networking is the oldest, most accepted, best and least expensive way to “show & tell”. Because today’s business is so competitive, it can keep you informed and position you in your marketplace by helping you stay on the cutting edge. Networking is an “art”.
It is not a simple skill to master. When you network effectively you are, in essence, spinning a web of meaningful relationships. If you smile, look interested and are confident with yourself, you will be approachable and promote conversation. When you make networking an ongoing life skill, you will have taken the first step towards success.
The #1 fear of all time is not death, it is public speaking!
(This article is an excerpt from Michael Fletcher’s “Shameless” A Business Coach’s Guide to Succe$$. Click here for details about this book.)
SUCCE$$ in the “Hive”:
(to have your success story printed here, submit it to the BeeKeeper-you will bee awarded 5 “Honey Pot” points!)
The Beehive Game Online has been a great resource for my business. Not only does it regularly provide me with new leads for many of my products and services but it has also been a great tool for locating leads to provide to business associates to help develop stronger relationships with them.
There are so many ways the Beehive Game Online helps me succeed it has become an intricate part of my business strategy.
Craig Vincent (Holibyte Online Solutions)
Upcoming Events:
The Beehive Game “Live” may be coming to a city near you! Check below for details.
Waterdown, Ontario - October 24th
In conjunction with the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce
All November events will be listed in the Neworld Coaching Succe$$ Newsletter which you can view online on November 1st.
The “Buzz” about one of our players:
I would like to congratulate Anne Marie Heinrichs from Altruistic Marketing Int'l (AMI)! Anne Marie has given the 1000th lead in the Beehive Game Online. AMI's commitment to investing their profits in childhood development has resulted in over $60,000 of free advertising for children's charities in the last 6 months alone.
AMI are the creators of Fridge Friends, Canada's Magnetic "Pages" and "...Please Take My Card." networking events. Already established in Cambridge, Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, Winnipeg and Halifax, Fridge Friends are launching in Brantford, Burlington, Hamilton, Mississauga and Oakville in the next few months. Check them out at www.FridgeFriends.com and www.PleaseTakeMyCard.ca
BeeKeeper’s Tip:
In the next few weeks you will see some changes to the Beehive Game Online website. Please reread the text when this occurs and become familiar with the new game site. The basic game will be staying the same. We are endeavoring to make the game more easily understandable.
“Find the Orange Beehive” Game:
Somewhere within the Neworld Coaching website there is an Orange Beehive similar to this .
Find that Beehive and contact either the office at Neworld Coaching via their website, or “contact the BeeKeeper” via this website and describe exactly where you found the Orange Beehive. If you are correct you will be entered into a draw at the end of the month to win a Beehive Game “Live” Pass! This Pass is redeemable for any Neworld Coaching Beehive Game “Live” event played in North America. There is no expiry date!
A “Honey” of a Deal:
ETHICAL HYPNOSIS LEVEL I – THE FUNDAMENTALS
By Murray M. Fuhrer - Master Hypnotist
Available now for the first time ever – the ultimate HOW TO GUIDE for the beginner hypnotist! ETHICAL HYPNOSIS – LEVEL I – THE FUNDAMENTALS.
This book has it all – in plain and simple language
Price: $39.00
Click here for details
“Nectar”
Print this recipe for your fridge!
Honey Oatmeal Cookies
| 1 cup honey | 1 tsp vanilla extract |
| 1 egg | 3 cups rolled oats |
| 3/4cup shortening | 1 1/2cups all purpose flour |
| 1/4cup water | 1/2tsp baking soda |
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Beat shortening, honey, egg, water and vanilla until creamy. Add combined mixed ingredients and mix well.
3. Drop by rounded spoonfuls on greased cookie sheet. Bake 12-15min.
If you have a “Bee” or “Honey” recipe of your own I would love to know about it!
Contact the BeeKeeper with your submissions.
