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Be Present and Listen
Listening is an art and successful people listen and learn from others by mastering this skill.
Is The Man in the Mirror a Fraud?
When the midlife transition hits men, the whole family may be thrown into chaos without really understanding why. The 'man in charge' is probably more baffled than anyone.
How To Be A Better Speaker By Tomorrow Morning
Media events pop up on short notice, other speakers cancel, a new sales job requires a critical presentation…I have heard from people in all of these situations. You’ve been meaning to schedule time with a speaking coach, take that e-course, or join Toastmaster’s, because you know how important good public speaking is to your career. You know you can be a better public speaker, but you put if off and now you need to be one by tomorrow morning. Does this sound familiar?

Slam-dunk Speech Openings that Grab your Audience
You only get one speech opening, so learn to make it work! There are special techniques that help you bond instantly with your audience. I call these “I-You-We” moments. I will talk about the power of “I-You-We” moments and how to create them. You are making a speech. You have done your homework, and know who you are talking to and why. You have spoken at length with the client and are clear about what needs to be accomplished in your talk, and what the client wants the audience to feel and do as a result of your talk. The content of your talk is written. Now you need some slam dunk speaking techniques that will humanize you, create trust, and completely bond you with the audience you are with. And you need it fast.

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Direct Mail that Gets Attention
Are you in fear that your direct mail piece won't get your prospect's attention? This articles shows you two mailers that got my attention...and kept it.
360 Degree Marketing
Here's the problem: Your prospects and customers have short attention spans and millions of businesses attempting to attract their attention.

Your Focus of Attention is Your Key to Happiness
Do you sometimes wish you had a key to happiness? You already have the key: it is your attention. This article focuses on the power of being aware of where you place your attention.
Focus on Revenue
The first item on the list was "Focus on revenue, not the economy". You'll get what you pay attention to. If you pay attention to how bad things might become, you'll get lots of bad results. If you pay attention to how well you must do, you'll get good results.

Harness the Power of ‘Free’ Marketing
No doubt the title of my article caught your attention! The question is - are you gaining enough attention from your customers/clients? And, do you want to maintain their attention?
The Eyeballs You Already Have
It's always easier to get more attention from the people who are already paying attention to you--and to bring them back as customers, far more cheaply and easily than going after strangers. This month, a few easy strategies to get more attention from your existing list:

Sales Presentations That Command Attention
One of the key challenges in any sales presentation is communicating a message that makes prospects pay attention. Amid all the clutter and noise that exists in the marketplace, how do we get those with whom we most want to do business with, to pay attention to us? Obviously, that’s a complex question and the answer quite frankly is that there are a lot of factors. But if we go to ground zero, that point where we are first trying to get attention, there is one element that we most want to focus on.
Why You Must Stop People From Talking To Themselves?
When you want to get someone’s attention, you have to create an inter­ruption in his/her “self talk.” In fact, you have to keep on interrupting them, until you get their total attention.
Why Criticism is Important to Success
Success is limited only by how much attention you can get for yourself, your products and your ideas. The right amount of attention will always attract criticism, even haters. While criticism is never enjoyed, it should be anticipated when trying to get your projects known. The longevity of a project is determined by the quality of what you offer, the success of your project is determined by how much attention you can get for it.

17 Ways to Set Your Business on Fire!
The more unusual and curious your approach, the more flexibility you have to break away from the crowd and catch the interest of potential clients. Get some attention by paying attention to what your client is really paying attention to. (Hint: it isn’t you!)

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