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As we look towards the final quarter of 2015 (Where does the time go?), we have an opportunity to finish the year off strong. By focusing on the things we have done so far and clearly defining what we have yet to accomplish, we can meet the challenge to be all we can be. Jim Rohn shared this amazing challenge with so many people and now we would like to share it with you! Have an AMAZING day! Cheri PerryMonday, September 28, 2015

We have some exciting changes happening right now in the credit card processing industry. Sometimes, however, the initial excitement and information related to new technologies and (in this case) new card types can be quite confusing!! Here are some of the most common questions & answers related to both EMV and NFC so you can position yourself to make great, well informed decisions for your business! EMV Questions & Answers Q “What is EMV?” A EMV is the current global standard for payment processing with credit and debit cards. It will soon become the standard in the United States as well. Currently, cardholder information is stored on a magnetic stripe on the back of the card. With EMV, that information, and more, is stored in a chip embedded

In a commercial world increasingly dominated by e- EVERYTHING (email, emarketing, etc), event opportunities can provide face to face contact with existing clients as well as new prospects. No other promotional medium can deliver thousands of high quality sales opportunities in just a few days. There are lots of benefits for attending trade shows, industry related events and educational workshops. Consider adding an ‘out of the office’ experience for you and your team! We’ve listed some of the major benefits below. Sales – via a targeted audience of qualified buyers at specialized industry events who have come to see you. The warmth of personal contact in face-to-face meetings. Opportunities for your audience to see, touch, smell or try before buying. A strong brand building environment via product demonstrations,

When you own a company, there are lots of pressures and responsibilities that come with the Leadership role. So when moments come that highlight the benefits of leadership; they are truly worthy of sharing! Ongoing training and continued education is critically important for any growing business and I’m often amazed at how much I learn from the members of my team during our training sessions. While I am the leader, seeing the personal leadership developing in each member of my team is rewarding beyond words. As we worked together discussing and learning the benefits of Personal Responsibility, I sat and learned from my team. The willingness to share openly and honestly with their TMC family was, in a word, BEAUTIFUL. Listening to the wisdom and stories of each

Each Friday, our team spends some good, quality time together learning about elevated service techniques, personal development and the latest happenings in our industry. We find that investing in this TEAM time really makes a difference for each person on an individual basis as well as for the TMC team overall. This past week, we participated in an exercise that highlighted the need for a real TEAM thought process- WE PLAYED WITH LEGOS! Now before you think it was ALL fun and games, let me share the main takeaways from the meeting 1- We hire STRONG and capable staff members here at TMC. The beauty behind a team of strong individuals is that there is literally nothing we cannot accomplish. The potential downside is that each of us

Michelle is an amazing business leader with great ideas on productivity and book writing! Check out her Singletasking blog below and her web site! http://www.michelleprince.com/ Multitasking is a thing of the past. The new trend is singletasking. What in the world is singletasking? It’s exactly what it sounds like: focusing your attention on a single task rather than trying to juggle several different tasks simultaneously. It wasn’t long ago when productivity experts were stressing the importance of multitasking, saying it would allow you to get more work accomplished in less time. It’s hard to argue that multitasking — when done correctly — can prove effective at boosting your productivity, but many people are now claiming that singletasking is the way to go. The general principle behind singletasking seems