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Category: Self-Improvement
Interview questions we should ask
Have you ever seen a situation where someone enthusiastically accepts a job offer, then discovered later that it wasn’t the working environment they had envisioned. Unfortunately, I find this happens far too often. The result is frustration and the feeling that we are not where we need to be. The question is, how do we find out what is behind the curtain? Read More…
How to replace anxiety with confident anticipation
Last night I was leading a team meeting. I challenged one of the group to do some role playing to demonstrate the “presentation” part of the sales process. As I handed him the “script”, he held it in his hand and looked at it intensely. Silence followed as he continued to focus on the scenario. We asked him if there was anything he did not understand, and he said, “No, I am just studying this the way I normally would before I begin my presentation.”Read More…

Double your productivity in 60 days
Is it true that the average American works more hours per week that he or she did 20 years ago? I don’t think so. I do believe that we spend more hours on our job than we did 20 years ago. The key word is “Working.”Read More…
Increase you MPG in 2015
“Throughout the ages, all successful people have one thing in common: The ability to focus on vital priorities, and cause those priorities to happen” – Charles Hobbs
How would you like to increase your efficiency by 40% in 2015? Here is what you need to do. STAY FOCUSED AND AVOID DISTRACTIONS! Read More…
2015: The need for speed
As we start this new year, it is a good time to identify the most important area we need to improve and get busy working on it. As the old expression goes, “If nothing changes…nothing changes”
Allow me to suggest an area for improvement that will serve you well. MORE SPEED.Read More…
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