Ever had that feeling that things are spinning out of control?
Maybe you feel like your future rests in someone else’s hands? [Read more…] about Who’s In Charge Here?
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Why I Stopped Solving Problems for My Team
I’ve gotten some incredible leadership advice over the years.
The most recent piece of advice came from a gentleman by the name of Dr. Dallas Deming, who I affectionately call Dr. D.
Dr. D and his wife wrote a book called Can You Hear Me Now?. The lessons in the book changed the way that I’ve led people in recent years, primarily around this one thought: When you can help someone self-discover their own solution to a problem, it allows them to take a huge step forward in their personal leadership journey. [Read more…] about Why I Stopped Solving Problems for My Team
When and How to Set Prices
I’m going to make a bold statement, but just bear with me.
Set your prices for your product or service before you build it. You heard correctly: Set prices before your product or service exists. [Read more…] about When and How to Set Prices
3 Ways to Overcome Those Public Speaking Nerves
It’s been said that the two greatest fears in life are death and public speaking. This is why so many of us struggle with our nerves before getting up to speak.
I completely understand. In today’s post, I want to give you three strategies to help you with your nerves.
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How to Find Time to Work on Your Idea
Busy? Probably.
Too busy to pursue your passionate idea? Not necessarily.
Sometimes, all you need to do is refine your approach. Give these four tips some consideration as you work to seize control of your time. [Read more…] about How to Find Time to Work on Your Idea
How to Understand What Your Customer Needs
Have you ever had that feeling, as a customer, that the establishment, business, person or product just didn’t understand you?
For whatever reason they simply forgot to ask your opinion and if they had, you’re confident you would have had a much better experience. Most of the time, these problems can be obvious, but without asking the right questions we will never truly understand what our customer needs. [Read more…] about How to Understand What Your Customer Needs