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Delivery Beyond Expectations Brings Exponential Results

When you stop to consider being graded in school where an A+ super-ceded all expectations, or a corporate review indicated the same, you smile remembering how it felt. You reflect back as to the difficult road you took to get into that top spot. It was of importance that you get there proving to yourself …

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Personal Branding Interview: Kerry Patterson

Today, I spoke to Kerry Patterson, who is the Cofounder of VitalSmarts, and the New York Times bestselling co-author of Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes Are High. His latest bestseller is called Change Anything: The New Science of Personal Success. In this interview, Kerry reveals findings in his latest book, how to prevent …

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Counter Age Bias and Build Persona in the Workplace

I’m hearing about this from a lot of people on both the top and bottom of the demographic scales. Boomers are not up to date enough technology wise and and Gen Y’s don’t have enough experience and have their own rules for working.

According to Ellen Alcorn, Monster Contributing writer, “It’s the fastest-growing category of …

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A Cup of Coffee to What Seth Godin is Trying to Accomplish

Seth Godin’s initial ideas were rejected over 900 times.

Thirty different book proposals, to thirty different publishers.

But Seth had an idea he knew was worth spreading.

Warner Books eventually did pick up Seth’s first book, “Business Rules of Thumb”, in 1984. And the very week he handed in the final draft, Warner Books signed …

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Ideas for Promoting Your Ideas

“Sell the sizzle, not the steak,” said Elmer Wheeler.

Wheeler’s key message has always been that you have to focus on communicating the selling proposition; the primary reasons why others will want to buy your products, services, or ideas. Many people have innovative ideas for expanding and enhancing their images, reputations, businesses, or brands; but …