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What defines the entrepreneurial spirit? Drive, focus, innovation, can-do attitude, self-determination and the desire to be different. If you demonstrate these qualities you might be an entrepreneurial spirit. It doesn't matter whether you run your own business or if you work for someone else.

What creates the entrepreneurial spirit? Are you born with it or is it determined by your environment? I believe it is both. The environment can help to nurture the spirit within you. The perfect environment to nurture that spirit is the Yukon Territory of Canada.

The Yukon is a breath-taking land of extremes and hardy spirit to match. Winter temperatures range from -60C to summer days in the thirties. Winter days shorten to five hours of sunlight while the mid summer sun shines for almost 24 hours a day. You will find Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan and Canada's westernmost city - Whitehorse. Chinook Salmon swim 2,000 miles up the Yukon River to spawn. The worlds toughest dog sled race, The Yukon Quest, runs 1,000 miles from Fairbanks, Alaska to Whitehorse, Yukon each year. It is a grueling 10 day contest of 'musher' and dog team against the elements and most importantly against one's self. The mushers face their own limits, self doubts and often wild hallucinations due to fatigue and lack of sleep.

These are extreme conditions that would tax the mettle of entrepreneurs everywhere. Entrepreneurs explore their own limits, and face self doubts and lack of sleep in their business. Business conditions and cash flow can swing from one extreme to the other. Like the mushers a successful entrepreneur needs to focus, prepare, and plan. Then be ready to flex as conditions or opportunities demand.

A woman won the Feb 2000 race for the first time in its 17 year history. The entrepreneur of the new millennium is more likely to be a woman. They are staking out new ground in the workplace, as corporate CEO's and in small business.

The once mighty mining industry has fallen. Old strengths can become future weaknesses. The new force is the entrepreneur. A rapidly growing part of the new business is destination tourism. The Yukon is a beauty to visit and experience. Be sure to mark the Yukon on your list of places you must visit soon.

The new entrepreneurs are not just in tourism. They include builders, jewelers, artists, brewers, authors and Internet specialists. The Yukon is the perfect incubator for the entrepreneurial spirit. Plan your journey; focus your efforts and mush!

© George Torok is coauthor of Secrets of Power Marketing. He is an international speaker. He is often called a motivational business speaker. He helps entrepreneurs market themselves with greater success. You can reach him at 905-335-1997. For more information about his programs visit http://www.Torok.com To claim your free copy of "50 Power Marketing Ideas" visit http://www.powermarketing.ca

Polaris Snowmobile Parts Keep Your Sled Running Like New

For most people, saving money and making budget cuts needed to afford your first Polaris snowmobile is a huge milestone in their life! For years of use and great performance out of your new sled, now is the time to start planning for proper maintenence. Polaris Snowmobile parts are available for repair, upgrading or refinishing any projects you may have. Replacement parts are also available both new and used to save yourself even more money. Keeping your Polaris snowmobile well maintained will guarantee a lifetime of smooth and fun riding.

Once you have saved and scrimped to purchase your prized Polaris snowmobile, it is important to properly maintain your sled with factory authorized parts for the best performance. Genuine Polaris parts are available new and refurbished for your repair, upgrading or rebuilding project. Polaris snowmobiles have numerous styles and models to choose from including, family touring and racing sleds, offering different levels of engine power. Maintaining your sled with genuine snowmobile parts will guarantee a smooth and fun filled ride.

When beginning your search for Polaris Snowmobile parts, you should check both brick and mortar as well as online parts warehouses and auction sites. Make sure you know the correct part number, model and year that you are replacing, and that your new part is the correct replacement. Many stores, both on and offline, charge a restocking fee, so it is important to know that you are getting the correct part. Also be sure to check the return policy. If you are buying used snowmobile parts through an auction site, you could be dealing with an individual, rather than a store...find out if you can return a part.

Polaris snowmobile manuals and diagrams are available to help guide you in yoru repair and assist you with proper removal and replacement of the worn part. You can also bring your sled to a local dealer or mechanic and have them install your parts for you. if you do the work yourself, and then ask a mechanic to check it, be warned that you will probably be charged for the service.

Make sure that when you search for polaris snowmobile parts, you know the model and year of your sled so that you can be sure it is compatible. Once you've got your new parts and have installed them, be certain to have someone inspect your snowmobile to ensure proper installation, or have a certified mechanic do it for you. Now the only thing left is to take it out and enjoy the winter wonderland near you.

Keeping your Polaris sled in top running condition with authorized polaris snowmobile parts will keep your machine running smoothly for years. Don't be the guy or gal stuck on the side of the trail while other sledders race by on those beautiful sun soaked winter wonderland days. Faulty generic parts may not work the way they are intended to and can cause your sled to run poorly. Be certain that you are only buying authorized Polaris Snowmobile parts for your beautiful sled.

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What kind of dogs are mostly used for sled racing?

I know some people will say like "husky, duhh!" but whenever they show a team on t.v., most of them don't even look like huskies at all. I'm guessing they're mutts maybe mixed with huskies? I've also heard that malamutes don't make good racing dogs because they aren't nimble or fast enough. What do you guys think?

The information Uhave2B copied from NorthWapiti Kennels website is correct. And she along with mushers Mike Ellis and Blake Freaking are some of the exceptions in that they run Siberian teams. But as far as competitive racing teams Alaskan Huskies are the dog of choice.

As explained earlier the Alaskan Husky is a type, not a recognized breed. But it is a well established type. Many people mistakenly think that the Husky is just a mix of a Siberian and Malamute or other northern breed. But that is completely untrue. At one time the Husky was, like every breed, developed by mixing various dogs. But like other breeds once established now people breed Alaskans to other Alaskans. With occasional mixed breedings as part of well thought out breeding programs by competitive mushers. Bloodlines are well documented and as with show dogs champions are well known amongst competitive mushers. Of course they define champion as being part of an exception dog team with a winning record.

I am told by friends who run dogs in the lower 48 that there are races with sportsman or special classes for pure breed teams. But generally these breeds can not compete with a competitive team of Alaskan Huskies. Research has actually been done to try and understand how these dogs can preform such amazing athletic feats. Some fell they may be the greatest extreme endurance athletes on the planet.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123655651750166135.html

Also the dogs you see on TV (if you are referring to coverage of events like the Iditarod that was aired on Discovery) are Alaskan huskies. the problem is Disney movies and made for TV specials don't actually use Alaskan huskies so people have the wrong idea of what the real Iditarod dogs look like. The dogs from Snow Dogs or 8 Below are not really what racing mushers run. it is hard to define whata racing sled dog has to look like, becuase racing mushers don't judge them that way or breed for looks at all. It is all about performance. This article explains it well.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/28214111@N00/discuss/115432/

To see wonderful footage of some of the best of the best racing sled dogs I recommend the Discovery Iditarod series, it is really well done.

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