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  1. 5 Ways Coaches and Experts Can Hurt Your Business
  2. Bill Gates Sales Lesson
  3. The Blogger Effect
  4. Expanding. Yippy! Looking for the Fab 5.
  5. 10 Things You Need to Know About Being an Entrepreneur

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May
09

5 Ways Coaches and Experts Can Hurt Your Business

Sometimes you come across an article that you could not agree with more, this is an example of one of them. —— Need advice? Experts, including myself, will be glad to share it. Unfortunately, experts can give very bad advice. As an expert, I need to walk a fine line here, since this article itself …

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Mar
29

Bill Gates Sales Lesson

Mar
14

The Blogger Effect

A recent article I wrote for In and Out Magazine. Here’s a Before Internet (BI) scenario: A consumer has a problem with a business. Consumer informs owner. Owner rectifies problem or does not. Consumer decides to forgive and forget, or decides not to patronize the business ever again. It’s simple. Here’s an After Internet (AI) …

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Feb
29

Expanding. Yippy! Looking for the Fab 5.

I’m expanding my business through a national affiliate program, and I’m looking for five entrepreneurs across the country that might be interested in launching their very own small business coaching firm. I’m blessed to work with the smartest, most-hard working entrepreneurs on the planet. Their successes have inspired me to share my coaching/business philosophies with others. The ultimate goal …

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Feb
29

10 Things You Need to Know About Being an Entrepreneur

10 Things You Need to Know About Being an Entrepreneur Contributed by Anne McAuley of McAuley Freelance Writing You will get a lot more done if you don’t need to sleep. Don’t get up from a video conference call unless you’re wearing bottoms. Showers are for wimps. Coffee is for closers. Yes, you really close deals …

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Jan
25

Good Vibes Help Business Thrive

Employees are taking it on the chin lately. They are subjected to longer hours, more responsibilities, less security―and all for reduced compensation. It’s a sad sign of the times. Employers are struggling as well. They must function with less revenue, increased expenses and more demanding consumers than ever before. What gives? Usually, it’s the employee. …

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Dec
20

What They Don’t Teach You In School

I want to share this great article by Harvey Mackay. I look forward to his weekly article in the newspaper. As many college graduates are scrambling to find jobs, one of the most important things for graduates to understand is that you’re in school all your life. In fact, your real education is just beginning. …

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Nov
15

Finish Strong Video

You may know from interactions with me that I am a big fan of setting and beating goals. I can’t believe it, but 2011 is almost gone. Wow, only two months left to 2012. So let me ask you… How many of your business goals have you accomplished so far this year? How many more …

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Oct
14

Coaching. Not Just For Sports.

Oct
03

Happy Birthday Harkins Theaters

Scottsdale’s family-owned Harkins Theaters turns 78. Congratulations Harkins, our home town family owned theater, with 30 theaters, 427 screens and about 2,500 employees, Harkins is the largest privately owned theater in the United States. Dan Harkins tributes his companies success to passion and never being satisfied. Dan made a great comment when he spoke recently …

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