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When somebody lies straight to our face, they are being honesty about what kind of person they are.
How do we discover somebody’s character?
http://business.tonyrobbins.com/78/an-important-note-of-caution/ – Financial clarity from Tony Robbins: taking advantage of the market’s highs-and-lows. “I don’t pump people up. I believe in intelligence.” ~ Tony Robbins Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Correction. Good eye contact makes your audience think you’re a badass! Whether you’re speaking to your board of directors, investors, customers, employees, or competing at a Toastmasters International Speech Contest, good eye contact makes you look confident! As Chris Anderson, TED Talks Conference curator, observes in his article How To Give A Killer Presentation in Harvard Business…
Renée Mungas is Exploring the intersection of the Arts, Health, and International Development in her blog: EUPHONIE: Instruments of change http://instrumentsofchange.blogspot.com/ Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
War Veteran, Amber Forest, served in the Army in Iraq. She returned a very different, difficult and depressed person. She lost her job and then her house – and ended up homeless for 10 months during the winter in Colorado. Then somebody mentioned that she might have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and recommended that…
Your parents may hate a certain set of people or a different religion and they may be absolutely convinced that they are correct. But conviction does not make your parents right. Challenge your parents “wisdom/hate/fear” – for it may just turn out to be complete bullshit that’s holding you – and them – back. Share…
“If your product is strong enough, people do not need to be sold. Focus your sales teams on being coaches, not salespeople. This means focusing salespeople on making prospective customers successful, and not on near-term revenue maximization.” – Gail Goodman, CEO, Constant Contact Article written by David Cancel http://davidcancel.com/8-startup-lessons-from-constant-contact/ Share this post: Share on Facebook…
