Tag Archives: Ty Bennett

Life Lesson – Push Through The Pain

Some of the best stories you can share are the personal stories that teach a life lesson. Watch the video below for a quick story that teaches a powerful lesson - Pushing Through The Pain
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Are We Doing It To Ourselves?

I have a confession - when I was 12 years old, I wanted to be a magician. A couple weeks ago, my five year old daughter found a box of old magic tricks and so I have been honing my skills as of late. :) My favorite magician of all time is Harry
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What Are You Really Selling?

I’m sure that many of you who speak, lead or teach don’t view yourself as being in sales. The truth is, however, we are all in sales. Whether its a product, a service, a vision, an idea, a strategy or ourselves that we are trying to promote, it i
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Believe In Yourself

I have been overwhelmed lately by how many people I see that struggle because they don't believe in themselves. There are many reasons for a lack of self belief - but I wanted to share this experience to get you thinking differently about yourself.
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Playing To Win

This week I had a chance to give a keynote to a couple hundred high school students for the Wyoming DECA Leadership Conference. My message was based on a football analogy and I asked the question – Are you just playing not to lose or are you playin
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The Goal is Connection, Not Perfection

When it comes to communication, whether you are speaking to a large audience, selling to an individual, teaching a class or having a conversation with your spouse, I believe that most of us aim at the wrong target.

When you read any book

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A Devistating Disease You’ve Never Heard Of

Atherosclerosis is the progressive build up of plaque, fatty deposits, and other cells in the walls of your arteries causing them to harden. This horrible disease is the leading cause of coronary heart disease and stroke, which were responsib

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Influence Comes Down to The Three C’s

Have you ever wondered what makes someone influential?

Why did people follow Gandhi? Or Martin Luther King Jr.?

What makes leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians or salespeople influential?

These are the questions

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Reflections & Projections

Many of you know I celebrated my birthday last Saturday. I turned 30.

Turning 30 really caused me to reflect on the last decade and what I have been able to accomplish and contribute and to set new goals for the decade ahead.

So

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What Country Music Taught Me About Public Speaking

When I was 16 years old, I had a girlfriend who slowly but surely converted me to country music. It started with Garth Brooks’ Standing Outside The Fire. – (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh499tJV_sY)

Then it was Tim McGraw, Toby Kei

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