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Lead By Example
Over the last couple of weeks I have had the opportunity to speak to several groups on leadership and influence. These groups ranged from teenagers to hospital recruiters to government employees and executives of a fortune 500 company. As we discuss
Posted in Leadership Also tagged ghandi, lead by example, leadership qualities, leadership speaker 1 Comment
The True Definition of Success
It is my daughter Andie's sixth birthday today. Wow - time really does fly. As I was reflecting on her little life - I thought I would share a great lesson she taught me -The True Definition of Success.
To the world success means money, power, o
Milk The Moment – Public Speaking Advice
If you ever give presentations or speeches - I want you to pay close attention to this post.
One of the things that I am constantly telling speakers and presenters is to focus on connection rather than perfection.
When you focus on connection
Book Review – Doing What Must Be Done
My friend Chad Hymas is one of the most inspirational people I know. In fact, The Wall Street Journal named Chad "One of the 10 most inspirational people in the world!"
This week Chad's book - Doing What Must Be Done - is being released and I hig
Posted in Leadership Also tagged Chad Hymas, Doing What Must Be Done, Great book, Inspirational book 1 Comment
Interview W/ NY Times Bestselling Author – Jeffrey Gitomer
Here is a 20 minute interview with NY Times Bestselling Author Jeffrey Gitomer. In this interview we talk about Jeffrey's book, The Little Green Book of Getting What You Want.
Jeffrey shares some great insights into persuasion, presenting, & writ
Posted in Leadership Also tagged influence, jeffrey gitomer, Leadership, presenting tips, the art of persuasion 1 Comment
The Growth/Death Analogy
Over the last few years, I have spoken to hundreds of thousands of people involved in every kind of business you can imagine.
I've spoken to retail businesses, fast food, insurance, health care, direct sales, government workers, lawyers, and the
Activity Without Accomplishment
I love inspirational movies that are based on a true story. One of my favorites is a basketball movie called Glory Road. (I you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it).
There is a scene in the movie where the the coach (Don Haskins) is working wi
Posted in Leadership Also tagged accomplishment, how to be more productive, Leadership, time management 2 Comments
Establish Your Home Field Advantage
This weekend the final four teams in the National Football League (NFL) will play to see who makes it to the Super Bowl. Two of those teams share an advantage over their opponents that many times is the difference maker – Home Field Advantage.
Posted in Leadership Also tagged home field advantage, Leadership, NFL, sports, Success, your why 1 Comment
The Communicator’s Balance
The purpose of communication is to engage your audience, and engagement hangs on a delicate balance between credibility and relatability. Influencers need to understand that balance and work to be both credible and relatable.
This is why it’s imp
Posted in Leadership Also tagged being relatable to your audience, Communication, establishing credibility, Leadership 2 Comments
Choose Your Word For The Year
As you are setting your new years resolutions - I want to share a practice with you that I have found to be effective for me. This is the introduction to my book - The Power of Influence, where I explain the practice of how to choose your word for th
Posted in Leadership Also tagged acheive in 2012, influence, Leadership, new years resolutions, power of influence 1 Comment
