It should come as no surprise that I love hearing stories of people who are taking the leap to follow their passions. I’m a success book junkie, and I never get tired of reading about those who are doing what it takes to attain success. It’s why I do much of what I do. J.D.… Continue reading Moving Imagination and Talking About Money
Month: October 2006
Do Your Customers Know What the Heck You’re Talking About?
Think about how many times you’ve been inundated with jargon and had no idea what the other person was talking about. A techie, your mechanic, your financial advisor – it is way too common a practice to try and kill our prospects with our intelligence. You don’t like feeling stupid, and neither do your customers.… Continue reading Do Your Customers Know What the Heck You’re Talking About?
Are You Living for the Weekend?
“Weekends are a bit like rainbows; they look good from a distance but disappear when you get up close to them.” – John Shirley This week, I saw one of the coolest things while out walking the dog. There was a light fog all around, and the sun shining through created a small, full rainbow.… Continue reading Are You Living for the Weekend?
Joyful Jubilant Learning
I find it interesting that most home-based business folks I work with have a love of learning. It’s interesting, but not surprising. With all of the many hats that we have to wear, and all of the things we have to know, if you don’t have a love of learning, it makes it difficult to… Continue reading Joyful Jubilant Learning
3 Valuable Lessons from 1st Grade Career Day
You can learn a great deal from entering a first grade class – the majority of it from the kids. Today I went into my daughter’s class to talk about what I do for a living. The idea of course, is to educate them about different occupations – but I ended up taking away some… Continue reading 3 Valuable Lessons from 1st Grade Career Day