Campfire Team Building
One of the problems some managers have with running a department or team is they think everyone should aspire and perform at the same level. This is a very common Continue Reading →
Seeking the Narrow Way
One of the problems some managers have with running a department or team is they think everyone should aspire and perform at the same level. This is a very common Continue Reading →
Here are some more gold nuggets on Team Building from Michael Masterson from his book “Ready, Fire, Aim.” Whether you are building your own network marketing team, managing an engineering Continue Reading →
As a network marketer, you may have trained yourself not to think of yourself as a salesman and you may be haunted by the memory or myths of only bad Continue Reading →
What is a daily routine and why should you care about Sales and Marketing training on a daily basis? In the absence of a corporate overlord, you need to establish Continue Reading →
Need a refresher or a tap on the shoulder as what principles makes a leader great? This leadership blogpost is dedicated to my new friend who is an up and Continue Reading →
Would you like to drop in on some candid remarks regarding internet marketing, comp plans, uplines, community building, company loyalty and branding? I’m going over my responses to an internal Continue Reading →
Now that you are creating a team, how are creating your culture? How about using an event to keep your team anchored? My wife and I were sitting at one Continue Reading →
I was on Ray Higdon’s webinar last night on “Success Secrets of Top Team Builders” and as what you would expect from Ray, his program over delivers value. This was Continue Reading →
Have you ever experienced the power of a stalwart and loyal friendship? You may not be seeking, but don’t discount the possibility that it may be seeking you. I have Continue Reading →
Are you an entrepreneur, a leader, a wealth builder… how about married? This is your gut check. Note: This principle from today’s passage is from Darren Hardy’s “The Compound Effect.” Continue Reading →