Tag: business development

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Roadblocks are Gifts Getting You on the Right Road

Have you ever felt almost in despair when a major project did not turn out as expected or the required learning curve was far greater than originally anticipated? We have all been there and dealt with these unwelcomed events in our own way. Admittedly, in the beginning of entrepreneurship I almost gave up, but luckily, …

Career & WealthCommunication & NetworkingRelationships & Personal Growth

6 Fundamentals Helped Me Celebrate 6 Years

After 20+ years in corporate America, I voluntarily left in  2006 and actualized a dream I had been thinking about for many years in early 2007. On February 6 2007, I launched my own business education consultancy, training  and content management company, originally called Train With Shane, that 2 years ago became DeborahShane.com.

I celebrate …

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Personal Branding Weekly and Using Your Status

PERSONAL BRANDING WEEKLY

Editor’s Note:  This week we welcome a new contributor to the Personal Branding Author team.

Henrieta Riesco joins the Perosnal Branding Blog and is founder of Intentional Career. As a Career Coach, she collaborates with students and professionals on creating a fulfilling career. Her brand-building journey took her from being a teacher …

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Personal Branding Weekly and Your Networks

Personal Branding Weekly

Editor’s Note:  This week we covered working remotely and managing expectations. With all our Google Hangouts, Skype meetings and chats, I’m painfully aware that many people look at their screen and not at the camera.  Even across video chat, “not making eye contact” can have a negative effect on your brand. How …

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3 Strategies to Encourage Increased Business

1. Prompt replies

Have you lost business? Consider this scenario:

“Anna” reported that she wanted to order an expensive cake from a highly reputable bakery. Upon recognizing the baker was too busy to consult, and the other employee tasked with calling back was pre-occupied, Anna took her business elsewhere.

The eternal sales motto is, “Make …