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In a crowded market, if you do not show initiative you won't stand out from the crowd and won't sell. You need to take concrete steps to take initiative and be innovative. Read More

To fight above your weight class, you have to believe that you can win, and then you have to take the actions that that belief enables and requires. Read More

Hear me out now. (I’ll stay away from too much name calling.)Your attitude is everything.

It’s your luck, your karma, your moxi.

It’s that extra degree of whimsy that crushes impossibility and lands you the deal. Read More

Summer is over and every one is back work, which means the prospects are too. It also means they are busy, focused and looking to be bothered. Here is a book that will help you break past that, read it, use is and profit from it. Read More

As SEO becomes an increasingly important part of web development, it's important to make sure your website conforms to the correct standards to help improve your search ranking. This is an area where you should be willing to spend some money, as the results are often well worth it in terms of increa... Read More

Inside, in-depth interviews with fifteen diverse entrepreneurs who share how they built million dollar companies. Read More

When marketing your brand the more you know what your customers want the easier it is to have a strong relationship. It is often a trap to generalise or base your assumptions on what you think or hear customers actually want. Here are a few areas to consider:
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A joyless, pessimistic, or even realist sales manager does nothing to encourage the optimistic fighting spirit a sales force needs to win. Read More

Many sales people see labour Day as just the last long weekend of the summer. The ones who consistently deliver see it as an opportunity to celebrate the labour they put into winning. Read More

A comment on one of my recent posts about forecasting really got me thinking. Here’s the comment, “Managers, grow a backbone. Hold your people accountable and stop accepting excuses.” My knee-jerk reaction was violent agreement. Read More