October 2007


As one of Southern California’s leading schools of business, George L. Graziadio School of Business and Management aims for the highest standards in terms of academic and professional practices.

Their MBA Programs are designed to cater for both full time and part time students as well as those at executive level who desire a high calibre education in entrepreneurial skills and advanced business studies.

The Graziadio School endeavours to provide courses that are globally orientated whilst remaining ethically focused for the next generation of entrepreneurs from a wide spectrum of backgrounds. Its mission statement affirms the school’s edicts to maintain the highest level of education in a sector that will produce some of the finest business people of their generation.

The emphasis is on business, which means keeping completely up to date with the fast changing world of business and business practices. The George L. Graziadio School of Business and Management maintains highly qualified faculty who are experienced not only in the classroom, but also in the real world of day to day business and the constantly altering diversity of the business world.

If you are deadly serious about furthering your professional business studies to MBA level and beyond, The George L. Graziadio School of Business and Management should be at the top of your list of seats of learning and achievement. Please click the link below for more details.

Terry Didcott
The Honest Way

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The Honest Way Blog has been around for several months now in this layout and format and it’s quite a pleasant place. But lately, there seems to be a bit of a trend around with many bloggers changing their complete template.

Is this really necessary?

Is it because there are now some very professional looking blog templates available with three columns? Admittedly they give you more space for advertising. Or more space to fill up with something, at any rate. Or is it just a case of the grass looking greener on the other side of the fence? Is that why I’m even contemplating giving myself a whole load of work in changing the entire look of this blog.

And if I change the look of the blog, should I then go the whole hog and change the look of my entire site? As the main site is something I built myself (taken from a free template but extensively re-written by me) it would be a step backwards to have the entire site built out of a Wordpress template, because that would beg the question “Why did I go to all the trouble to learn how to build websites in the first place?”

Or should I leave the site as is and just change the blog?

I need some people to talk me out of this (or otherwise). What do you think?

Leave me a comment and let me know should I keep this blog the way it is or change it.

Terry Didcott
The Honest Way

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