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Monthly Archives: March 2011
6 Reasons You Should Know What Twitter is Saying about You
1 billion tweets are published every 8 days. 41% of monthly users are providing opinions on products and services. Can you afford not to know what’s being said about your firm? Click for 5 additional reasons to plug in. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Communications, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged Tweets, Twitter, your brand on Twitter
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Free Personality Profile
The DISC index maps one’s personality on four points: Decisive, Interactive, Stabilizing, and Cautious. Tony Robbins very generously has made this assessment available – at no charge – via his web site. Allow yourself 15 to 20 minutes of interrupted time. You will receive … Continue reading
Social Networking Rehumanizes Corporations
The shift from one-way marketing messaging to two-way/all-way real-time conversation will open new markets for those brave enough to get on board. Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Social Media
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Keep Your Foot on the Gas
When it comes to achievement, hesitation has the power to stall even the most engaging goal.
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The Road to Success is Always Under Construction
Here’s a highway sign you never want to encounter… Continue reading
I Couldn’t Fix the Brakes So I Made the Horn Louder
Ever wonder about the career path of those kids who take everything apart just to see how it works? That relentless drive to understand and rebuild can be both an asset and a deficit. Click the title for more… Continue reading
Posted in Career, Communications, World of Work
Tagged Analytical style, Employee relations, Leadership, Problem solving
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Walking the Technology Tightrope
There’s a new injury popping up in emergency clinics around the world… People everywhere are walking into traffic, bumping into parked cars, stumbling, and just generally getting hurt from not watching where they’re going. The villain? Texting while walking. It’s … Continue reading

