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Eating Sacred Cows
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| The ability to change and deal with change can challenge the best salesperson or leaders. Here are specific ideas that will help you move others through change. |
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Winning the Away Game
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| Persuasion is not always what one thinks it is. It is an away game, yet too many rely on the home court to persuade or sell ideas or products. |
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Present Like a Pro Book Review
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| Present Like a Pro Cyndi Maxey, Kevin E. O’Connor; St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Ave, NY 10010, 212.674.5151, www.stmartins.com, July 2006, ISBN 0312347731, 256 pages, $12.95
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Present Like a Pro
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| Book Review -- – Cyndi Maxey, Kevin E. O’Connor; St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Ave, NY 10010, 212.674.5151, www.stmartins.com, July 2006, ISBN 0312347731, 256 pages, $12.95 |
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Peak Performance
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| Book Review -- Inspirational Business Lessons from the World’s Top Sports Organizations – By Clive Gilson, Mike Pratt, Kevin Roberts, Ed Weymes – Texere Publishing, NYC – September, 2000 – 359 pp --$27.95 – ISBN: 1-58799-006-7 |
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Hard Work: It Really is Worth it
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| In Kevin Sheedy’s book Stand Your Ground his old coach, Tom Hafey wrote the Forward. He explained that Kevin realised that sport could offer him so many opportunities but they would only be realised if he worked not just as hard as anyone else but harder. This need to work harder was because Kevin did not have the same natural skills as most of his team mates and opponents. Thanks to my parents’ hard work me and many like me in Australia and other wealthy countries have been given a opportunity to live a wonderful, happy comfortable life. The downside of this great gift is not experiencing the hard work that went into creating it and therefore potentially not valuing it as much as it should be valued |
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Kevin Rose and Tim Ferriss Discuss Angel Investing and Naming Companies
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| In this video, Kevin Rose — founder of Digg and others — and I talk about how we invest in other companies as “angels” and how we choose names for companies. Topics include: |
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Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose Discuss Their Top 5 Must-Read Books
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| Up to no (coherent) good once again, The Random Show returns.
In episode 3, Kevin Rose and I discuss our top 5 must-read books, how we use them, and who should read them. |
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How to Expand Your Network Marketing Business in the “New” Economy
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| Kevin McNabb pulls from his 24 years of network marketing experience to offer some much needed strategies to expand ones network marketing business. These strategies include what you can do within your business, within the marketplace and with yourself. |
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How to be a Real Leader Bottom of Form
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| If leadership is so important, why are effective business leaders so rare? Kevin Cashman, a Minneapolis-based leadership coach, thinks that he has the answer: “Too many people separate the act of leadership from the leader. They see leadership as something that they do - rather than as an expression of who they are.” |
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Tax Relief Lessons Learned from Celebrity Tax Woes
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| We’ve seen celebrities like Reggie Bush, Paul Hogan and Wesley Snipes make headlines for evading their tax obligations. While the media spotlights celebrity tax evasion stories, it’s not just the rich and famous who end up targeted by the IRS. It’s a common misconception that the IRS only goes after the big fish. But the truth is, the IRS is just as enthusiastic about going after the average folks – taxpayers like you or your neighbor. So it’s important to read past the headlines and learn from these stories of celebrity tax woes to help you get the tax relief you need from back taxes and severe IRS penalties |
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Entrepreneurial Lessons: What Does your Customer Want?
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| You know the big question, "What does the customer want?" The answer that is finding its way into the marketplace is that customers want emotional satisfaction. It seems that the "stuff" no matter how bold the packaging, is simply not enough. Customers want to be heard, respected, and included. And they want to be connected to their product through the heart.
Kevin Roberts knows this. He is the CEO Worldwide of Saatchi and Saatchi, a renowned advertising agency. He knows that the best objective scientifically led research into customer satisfaction will miss the mark unless the emotional aspects of customer needs go unmet. I have been honored to have Kevin endorse my book "Don't Bring it to Work", where I tackle the emotional realm of work relationships. You can catch him on a HSM webinar on Friday, September 18. |
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