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Beating The Midas Curse
The Heritage Institute
Press™ is pleased to announce the November 2005
publication of Beating the Midas Curse©.
› Publication
annoucement of "Beating the Midas Curse" 
› See excerpts chapters 7 and 8
› Beating The Midas
Curse Q&A
› Christian Science Monitor Interview with Rodney
Zeeb of The Heritage Inst.
› Purchase
"Beating the Midas Curse" at Amazon.com 
› Tragic
Granquist heir becomes hero - Des Moines Register
› Waterloo
Courier Annoucement about Larry L. Van Oort
› Family Legacy Planning Policies and Procedures (Power
Point)
Professional Relationships
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Supplemental Resources
Non-Profit Organizations
› "Should Kids Be Left Fortunes, or Be Left Out" - USA Today
› Talking to Advisors About Talking to Donors
› The Power of Planned Gifts in our Community
› The Seven Faces of Philanthropy
› How & Why Bill Gates & Warren Buffett Are Working Together
› Family Wealth Counseling: How to Motivate Your Wealthy Donors
to Take Action
Other
Why
Satisfied Customers Defect - Harvard Business Review
Most managers rejoice if the majority of customers that respond
to customer-satisfaction surveys say they are satisfied.
But some of those managers may have a big problem. When most
customers are saying they are satisfied but not completely
satisfied, they are saying that they are unhappy with some
aspect of the product or service. If they have the opportunity,
they will defect. Companies that excel in satisfying customers
excel both in listening to customers and in interpreting
what customers with different levels of satisfaction are
telling them.
› Shattering
Illusions of Loyalty - OWS Magazine
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