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TED: Being Lucky
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| Another TED presentation to share:
"HOW DO YOU BE INCREDIBLY LUCKY?"
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Motivation, motivation, motivation
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| I have long argued that the big, secret advantage that authentic businesses have over regular businesses is motivation. Not just the internal motivation of staff, but the motivation of customers and other stakeholders to support the business. |
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Professional Development - Whose Responsibility is It? Part II of II
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| Learn how to develop and retain the talent in your organization |
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You Have To Be Hungry - Part I of III
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| Reaching your goals |
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Employee Development - Whose Responsibility Is It? (Part I of II)
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| Learn how to develop your employees more effectively |
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Gold Medals? Or Alligators?
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| Some clients want to buy what you offer to chase after gold medals. Others are running from alligators. Make sure you’re selling to both. |
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Even Engineers Sell
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| If you offer a professional service, you need to sell that service in order to grow. Change how you view selling and you’ll see immediate growth. |
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Innovative Knowledge Acquisition from Web Videos
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| This article showcases emerging strategies for learning through web based videos. |
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To Get Your Goals You Have to Ask the Right Questions
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| Ted and his girlfriend, Tina, were two young chiropractors building their lives and their businesses together. Cheerful, upbeat, and fun, they enrolled in my workshop in order to get clarity and focus on their financial goals. They mentioned that they knew one of the best ways to expand their business would be to buy another existing medical practice.. |
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Wall Street Journal covers African ingenuity
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| Recently the Wall street Journal’s front page, featured one of the most inspiring stories of African ingenuity today. |
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But Where Were the Hippos!?
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| A recent article in the Economist about there not being enough hippos at TED Global is pretty interesting. Actually, scratch that, it’s not very interesting at all, in fact it’s disappointing that this is the best article about the recent conference in Tanzania to come out of a magazine like the Economist. |
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Drawing the Line on Rude Customers
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| I know, I know . . . the customer is always right . . . or at least should be treated as if they’re always right. But, when and where do you draw the line? |
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Drawing the Line on Rude Customers
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| I know, I know . . . the customer is always right . . . or at least should be treated as if they’re always right. But, when and where do you draw the line? |
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