Now that I consider myself a somewhat experienced member of the Twitter community, I have spent a little time reflecting on all that I’ve learned since joining the group approximately one year ago.
With credit (and apologies) to Robert Fulghum, the author of All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten, here’s what I’ve learned: Read More »
I for one will take any opportunity I can to use my new IPhone, and according a Nielsen survey, I am not alone.
Nielsen estimates that one in two Americans will have a smartphone by Christmas of 2011.
With statistics as staggering as these, businesses need… Read More »
Last week I asked you to choose between one of two categories to put yourself in:
The first category meant you’d live a life of struggling to grow your business and scrambling to get clients.
And if you saw yourself in the second category, you’d have a flourishing business and more clients and income than you could handle. Read More »
My girlfriend and I traveled to New York (her first visit) last month for vacation.
We arrived on “day 3” of “Occupy Wall Street” and stayed at a hotel three blocks from the group’s “home base.” I had no prior knowledge of the group or their “message” prior to our arrival.
After witnessing their activities in person for six days and via the media since, I still don’t know what their message is. Read More »
There are two types of marketing used by small business owners, one that pushes prospects away and one that pulls them in like a magnet.
One that bleeds you dry and one that brings in bigger profits each month.
Do you know the difference?
If you’ve ever started your car search online, you know how troubling it can be.
So when it comes time to finally treat yourself to a new car, you’re not sure if you should start looking online or just stop by a few dealerships… Read More »
During a recent session with a small business owner, I explained to him how important it is to sincerely complement his employees.
This person tended to not pay genuine compliments to his employees. Instead, he would… Read More »
I recently spent a month in Florida, mostly in the Sarasota, Tampa, and St. Petersburg areas.
I noticed something while I was down there.
If you had to put yourself in one of two groups – average or ultra-successful – which one would you belong in now?
Which one would you like to belong in?
If it’s ultra-success you’re after, skip… Read More »
You’ve probably already heard the fact that LinkedIn has over 120 million members, making it the largest professional networking site.
With an average household income over $100K, the users of LinkedIn are the movers and shakers you want to get to know and who have the money to buy what you are selling. Read More »
