To execute your business success plan more effectively, here are (5) five essentials to ensure a long term healthy and prosperous business and answer the question: "How Can You Improve Business in the Next 12 Months?"
To execute your business success plan more effectively, here are (5) five essentials to ensure a long term healthy and prosperous business and answer the question: "How Can You Improve Business in the Next 12 Months?"
The Pink Bat Movie by Michael McMillan is a whiteboard video.
Michael McMillan is not selling a book, he is promoting an idea. He teaches concepts found within the book and will leave you wanting more. Instead of a pitch about the book, he spends the time on the topic at hand: "Do you see problems or do you see solutions?"
Creating new success is not based on working harder, longer and focusing on what we know. Our current skill and knowledge may in fact become a barrier to success.
"We are limited more by what we know than what we don't know."
- Judith E. Glaser
You have learned from Marilyn Schoeman about how to change the way others connect with you by using words and a mindset that are "Greenlight". By now, her book has changed your life.
As you evolve as a leader, you may want to improve your understanding about how the brain works. To do so, you will turn to Judith E. Glaser who has written the book "Conversational Intelligence™ - How Great Leaders BUILD TRUST and Get Extraordinary Results".
She will tell you that in fact, you have 5 brains, each with their own function.
Not every leader is capable of leading their team and creating an excellent culture. This infographic points out the important traits necessary to develop an excellent culture:
Web meetings and conference calls are never perfect and in fact can turn into a disaster. Now that couldn't happen... could it? Does a web meeting drive you crazy? How many screens do you have open at once? The video will make you chuckle but you know it's true.
Evaluate the culture of your organization. It may be time for change but will there be resistance? What are the best steps for improving the business? Instead of making an educated guess (aka use professional judgment), consider the questions found in a Business Culture MRI:
I know exactly what you are looking for:
More cooperation, more people listening to you, more respect, more people saying 'yes' and more obedience from your kids (if you have kids).
The world gets more difficult to manage because those you come in contact with are more likely to hold the hand out with palm up with the hope of getting something. What you hope for is more people extending a hand as a greeting.
No need to look further because Robin Dreeke is here to help you build a quick rapport with others. Robin isn't just any basement author who wrote a book about a few ideas. Robin Dreeke was in charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s elite Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program (BAP). As you read his bio, you will see that he was tasked to recruit spies.
The unique challenges facing today's working women drives many out of the workforce and into an entrepreneurial venture. There are two option: Continue to carry the burden and live a paradox, quit and be a stay at home mom or start a small business which offers more flexibility and balance of life.
The end of the year tends to bring on feelings of nostalgia and reflection in all areas of life. People make personal resolutions to lose weight and set professional goals meant to ultimately improve quality of life. Sole proprietors and small business owners often sit down with a calculator and crunch numbers to find ways to save money and increase revenue in the coming year. While cutting costs on utilities, using smarter marketing techniques and improving efficiency are definite money savers, there are some intangible factors, like stress, that affect bottom line too.
The perfect role many wish for is: "Think, Talk and Get Paid." Thinking and talking seem easy enough. Often times those who are very wise and may ask: "Why am I the only one who sees this?"
Whether you’re a Traditionalist, Baby Boomer, Gen Xer, or Millennial (Gen Y), Unlocking Generational Codes by Anna Liotta will change how you perceive others and enhance your relationships with everyone you know.
You may get proposals, ideas, and pitches several times a month. You likely here a dialog about the "unlimited potential" and how "the possibilities are endless".
Words and phrases can work on both our emotions and imagination and push to take action of even the most analytic mind.
Those who are making a pitch may use any of these seven big and powerful persuasion words:
