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Don't Make Assumptions About Sales Candidates
I have previously shared many instance of sales candidate assessments coming to life with their emails, voice mails and interview antics following the taking of our assessment. While the following email is another example of that, it is an even better example of what happens when a skeptical client finally realizes it.

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Triage
One of Napoleon's army doctors decided that there had to be a better way to allocate limited medical resources to those wounded in battle than first-come-first-served, or by rank, so he came up with a process he called "triage".

Bad Boy Makes Good: Turner’s Success Factors
With his background in the classics, Turner had a penchant for recounting the successes of its greatest heroes: “When Alexander the Great took control when his dad died, he was twenty years old. He took the Macedonian Army, which was the best army in the world at the time, and conquered Greece, got the Greeks to all join with him, and then marched across the Hellespont and invaded Asia. They didn’t even know where the world ended at that time. And he was dead at thiry-three, thirteen years later. He kept marching. He hardly ever stopped. And he never lost a battle.”

The Lone Ranger Approach to Home-Based Business
Even the Lone Ranger had help in achieving the successes he did and it's no different in business. If you want to leverage your business to create the lifestyle of your dreams, get ready to share the reigns.
Leveraging Your Way to Big Brand Status
When it comes to creating a business brand, small business owners often feel they can’t do it alone. No surprise. You can’t! Yet throughout school we’re taught that we have to “do it” on our own otherwise we’re “cheating.” This lone ranger approach is the demise of millions of businesses.
Sharing Yourself
An article of 1044 words describing the process of moving from the lone ranger mentality to connecting with others by letting people in and letting more of yourself out.

5 C's of Marketing
Victory and Defeat in war depends 90% on the morale of the Army
Business Lessons from a Dog’s Perspective!
Have you ever heard of the ‘lone ranger’ syndrome? Many solo-preneurs experience this, particularly in the start-up phase. Building a business can be a lonely affair – if you let it.
What Really Makes You Tick?
10 questions you should ask to yourself: a preparation to self-improvement Be all you can be, but it's not always in the Army. I often see myself as somewhat contented with my life the way things are, but of course it's hard to think of anything else when where are real issues to be discussed.
Writing and Publishing eBooks Made Easy #10 - Selling and Promoting Your eBook
If you really want to sell a lot of eBooks, you need an army of sales people, working for you 24/7. Now, you can hire a staff of salesmen to promote your book but who has the budget to do this?

Leaders Help People to Help Themselves
Remember the old television series, The Lone Ranger? A lot of traditional managers see themselves in a similarly heroic role. In the TV show, when the poor hapless townsfolk got themselves into big trouble, the Lone Ranger and his faithful sidekick would come riding over the hill. With the right degree of courage, wit, and cunning, he faced down the mean hombre or otherwise took care of the problem for the town. At the end of the nice, neat, half hour episode, our hero would leave the grateful townsfolk behind wondering, "Who was that masked man?"

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