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Duncan MacPherson is the CEO of Pareto Systems, an industry leading business development firm dedicated to the elite professionals and companies within the fee-for-service sector. Duncan and his team of consultants work with professionals in a wide range of fields including Financial Services, Insurance, Accounting, Legal, Mortgage, and Consulting to create predictable, sustainable, and duplicable businesses. Pareto Systems is well known for its approach which is based on best practices and for its focus on implementation.
As a speaker in high demand, Duncan travels extensively throughout North America and around the world, conveying dynamic and fact-rich presentations that have made him a popular spokesperson for the fee-for-service industry.
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Duncan's expertise in demystifying business development and marketing in the financial world has universal appeal; from the high-level advisor to the successful wholesaler, to corporate financial institutions. Duncan's primary goal is to help Professionals achieve liberation and order in their businesses through step-by-step methodology and execution.
Duncan is also an industry author and has written two best-selling books: Breakthrough Business Development, Take Your Business to THE NEXT LEVEL, and the recently released The Advisor Playbook. Achieving a business breakthrough is done by design, not by luck or chance. Duncan offers a clear plan to take your business to the next level.
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Beyond the office, Duncan loves spending time with his wife and two sons. They enjoy the four-seasons playground they call home in beautiful Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. He enjoys staying active with recreational activities such as golf, tennis, and skiing.
Virtual presentations start at: $2500 USD
In-person Speaking Fee starts at: $10,000 USD
Fees include: up to a full-day presentation with supporting content and an implementation process
Create Macros to automate your daily and frequent tasks
MacroMaker is a software that lets you program in a set of simple or complex commands
Automate processes
Daily tasks can be tedious, and you do them so often you do them without thinking. But this still takes time, so why not use a macro?
A macro is a single key that expands into a series of instructions to your computer, often as other keystrokes and generally fulfills a specified task.
Gamers will especially love macros as it gives them an edge in gaming. Have you ever played Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and have seen people bunny hopping, but failed to do so yourself? This is because players use a macro to continuously press spacebar and keep jumping.
Using MacroMaker, you’ll be able to step up your game by making a macro for everything you need from unique and hard to hit combos to triple tapping your bullet shots without creating recoil.
You’re also fully capable of boosting your workflow by using macros. A standard macro to use is 'Alt + Tab' which switches screens. You’re given freedom to create a macro that will sign an email for you and send it on its way, saving you a few precious seconds.
To create a macro in MacroMaker simply record the keystrokes you’d like the macro to make. Once these are recorded, choose a shortcut that will activate the macro every time it’s pressed.
Where can you run this program?
MacroMaker is available only for Windows systems running on the latest versions of Windows.
Is there a better alternative?
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Yes and no. There are programs which automate your tasks, but many of them use in-depth commands that can get confusing. In MacroMaker you’re only recording keystrokes.
Our take
Macromaker is an exciting program designed to make life in front of your computer easier. Record keystrokes and create macros to save time or do amazing combos.
Should you download it?
Yes, if you’re looking for a way to simplify your workflow, then this application is a must-have. It’s great for gamers too.
Highs
- Good documentation
- Good for automating routines
- Can save time with repetitive work
Lows
- Niche uses
- Not intuitive to use
- Requires virtual keyboard to use
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MacroMakerfor Windows
2.0.0.4