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Are your silent business communicators turning up the volume on rudeness? Here are 5 silent communicators you may be missing in your business communication. Read More

Principles, whether personal or social/cultural, represent sets of values that guide or rule our behaviors. Of course, these values do evolve over time based on our experiences, collective or individual. That said, for the most part, most of us aim to be more constant in our individual commitment.. Read More

Social media and other technological advancements have paved the way for prospective patients to shop around. Which means marketing -- the process of getting attention, building trust, and retaining consumers or patients over the long-term -- is now a crucial part how individual practices will surv Read More

Is building a lean culture right for your organization? Find out how to use these principles to drive and grow your business. Read More

Learn to Steer the Conversation by Asking Better Questions. Here are Communication Techniques to help you lead effective conversations.
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You can be a six-figure Virtual Assistant. I’m a live and breathing example. But realize there are stages a business must go through and your journey will be different than mine. Embrace the journey and know this, “Wherever you are, it’s OK.” Read More

Kansas State University President Kirk Schultz not only uses social media -- he gets it, too. Here's what you can take away for your own strategy. Read More

Last Sunday marked the Third Annual World Backup Day. If you didn’t join this mass data backup movement, then you should get on it now. With these low-cost and free options, there's no excuse not to. Read More

The key to developing a successful strategic marketing plan begins by re-evaluating your marketing and content development plans. Here's how to make social media, SEO, analytics, blogging, and content development work together synergistically. Read More

Have you ever caught yourself talking too much?

John Wood reminds us not to forget it when dealing with clients as well as prospects. Read More