Just a few weeks back was Veterans Day and it reminded me of a gentleman I met several years back when my son and I had the opportunity to take him and his son to a hockey game. His name is Brian Mast. He was a former army ranger that unfortunately in 2010, stepped on […]
In 2012, there was a Gallup Poll estimated that $450 to $550 billion have been lost in productivity in the United States of America by disengaged employees. Why is this? One of the biggest contributors to this is the information explosion. Think about it. In the 1970s, we had three TV channels. We have over
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I was talking with a client of mine and the conversation touched on that in 2020, since the pandemic, many of us in business had to pivot our game plan to adjust to what was going on. Now, as we got deep into this conversation, we started talking about the words pivot and shift, kind
Today I’m going to share with you the success toolbox. Yes, we need a toolbox of ingredients to make us successful both in life and business. I’m going to give you six little tips to carry around in your toolbox that if you consistently apply, you should be successful. Number one is your thoughts. Your
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Last week, we shared about confidence and courage, going outside your comfort zone, stepping into courage to go to that next level of confidence. I’m going to take it a little bit deeper today. The word impossible, just take that word, it actually means I’m possible, I am possible instead of impossible, which means I
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I have a question that’s going to rattle your brain a little bit. Is confidence a good thing? Hmm, something to think about. Of course, I think confidence is a good thing because you’re showing up with the right energy and confidence. In sales, anytime people are buying a product or service, they’re actually buying
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