Monthly Archives: January 2012
To’s Mean More Than Time
Posted on January 17, 2012 Leave a Comment
One morning I was shaken from my deep sleep by the deep growling of the trash truck’s engine followed by the skidding sounds of my neighbor’s trash can coming to a screeching halt in their driveway. Realizing I did not push my overflowing trash can to the road; I valiantly sprung out of bed and […]
You’ve Got A Big Ole’ But!
Posted on January 10, 2012 Leave a Comment
Man you’ve got a big ole’, good lookin’, juicy But! To get a But like that, it must’ve taken many years of hard work to get that kind of But. You’ve made excuses, exceptions, reservations, and countless other adjectives of limitations in an effort to border why you can’t do something. In short, you’ve allowed […]
What’s Your Point?
Posted on January 4, 2012 Leave a Comment
Recently, I overheard two runners conversing about pushing beyond the “sticking point.” You know the point where your mind tells you to retreat; where your legs feel as though they will buckle beneath you. The runner being asked the question took a sip of water, thought about the question and said, “I’ve become faster from […]
Talk To The Hands
Posted on January 3, 2012 Leave a Comment
Do you realize you say more nonverbally than you do verbally? In sales, we think we have to learn 9000 different word tracts in order to overcome every possible objection, but the truth is you may be losing the potential to make a sale based on your body language-the non verbal cues you are displaying […]
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