Posts Tagged ‘Learning’
Why You Need to Love Your Business
If you are running a business, you are certainly not alone. There are roughly 28 million people just like you across the country, doing everything in their power to provide their customers with the very best products and services in their respective industries.
Read More How to Bounce Back from Crushing Defeat
As a record-making quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings in the 1970s, I led my team to three Super Bowls in a span of only four years. In case you hadn’t heard, I lost all three of them.
Read More This One Quality Distinguishes All Top Performers
My mantra is this: People have to talk to people; we have to share ideas. But it starts with your wanting to ask questions, your being curious so that you can stay ahead of that curve.
Read More 3 Things Great Leaders Gain from Failure
Sometimes you have to fail in order to win. While this may seem counterproductive, mistakes can actually serve as life-changing experiences.
Read More 7 Reasons Being an Athlete Prepares You for Entrepreneurship
I have been playing sports my entire life. During that time I gained knowledge and habits that would benefit me for the rest of my life.
Read More 5 Essential Qualities of Effective Small Business Leaders
Small business owners and managers are oftentimes the most inspiring leaders around. These entrepreneurs typically don’t have the security that large companies do, meaning one small mistake could mean failure and bankruptcy. They also have to work carefully with extremely limited resources that are often stretched even thinner than they would be elsewhere.
Read More How to Stop Selling and Start Educating
I’ve just completed a workshop teaching branding to graphic design firms from Canada and the United States. As part of that training, confidence in selling is a crucial element in delivering branding to their customers.
Read More First See It the Way It Is. Only Then…
There are certain natural laws of life. They are not necessarily good or bad. They just are. They are immutable; unchangeable.
Read More Learning to Teach
I’ve been writing about “teaching our customers” these days. Too often, what I see of teaching is a more advanced form of a pitch.
Read More How Learning Coding Can Make You a Self-Sufficient Entrepreneur
As an entrepreneur, you are someone who must wear many hats, especially as your business takes off. The more you can keep in-house, the more you will save.
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