Sebastian BosJuly 27, 2015 Time management is tough, huh? The to-do list increases, but the hours don’t, and soon you find yourself cutting back on downtime to compensate for work load. Fear not, it is possible to manage your time more effectively and allow for leisure time with these tips. Schedule your day Lay out … Continue reading 10 Tips to Manage Time Like a Pro
Mike GoldmanJuly 27, 2015 As a leader, how much time are you spending setting the vision and tone for your company versus wading into the details or putting out fires? Your focus should be to create a great team and give them the tools to produce the results you want. However, the biggest challenges leaders … Continue reading What Team Centered Goal-Setting Really Looks Like
Carol StephenJuly 23, 2015 How Facebook’s Trending Topics Is Like Minority Report In Minority Report, Tom Cruise walks through a mall while an ad calls to him: “John Anderton! You could use a Guiness right now!” Consider all the tracking devices that make your life easier: Waze, Foursquare, and even sampling software such as Shazam. … Continue reading How Facebook’s Trending Topics Is Like Minority Report
Penney FoxJuly 21, 2015 It’s vacation time I just finalized our plans for our annual summer trip to visit with my family. Every year, my son Jake and I take off for a week to see my family who lives in another state. We make our plans for all the cool things we want to … Continue reading How to Work Like You’re Going on Vacation
Personal Branding BlogJuly 21, 2015 ONCE OUR EXECUTIVE RECRUITING FIRM DECIDES TO PRESENT A CANDIDATE to one of our hiring company clients for an open position, we stress to the candidate that, from that point forward, she needs to consider herself as being in the sales business. The response we typically get? “Oh, my gosh! (or … Continue reading To Win a New Job, Think, Act Like Top Salesperson
Jonathan BrightJuly 19, 2015 Have you ever been in a teleconference and it dawns on you that you haven’t listened to a damn thing in the last five, maybe 30 minutes? You know that feeling when all of a sudden your brain is desperately scrambling for any semblance of sense from within the drone at … Continue reading Webjamming, and We Hope You Like Webjamming Too
Bob HutchinsJuly 14, 2015 This past week at Kinekt, nearing the close of the conference, my friend Josh Collins made a great point from the stage. “Why do we like and share on Facebook?” he asked. “It’s because we want to say ‘me too’.” “Me too.” That’s a powerful phrase – a phrase that encompasses … Continue reading The Psychology Behind The Facebook ‘Like’ [Infographic]
Lori SoardJuly 10, 2015 The goal of any good screenwriter, or any writer really, is to grab the reader’s attention and keep it until the end. Your goal for your blog should be exactly the same. From the minute the site visitor hits your landing page, his attention should be captured enough that he doesn’t … Continue reading Capture Your Reader’s Interest Like a Hollywood Screenwriter
Jimmy RodelaJune 30, 2015 © everythingpossible / Dollar Photo Club Just because your business is still on its startup phase doesn’t mean your audience should treat you as one. There is a way for you to create the illusion of making your business seem like an established brand even if your business is still new … Continue reading Killer Marketing Strategies That Will Make Your Startup Look Like an Established Brand
Bill WallsJune 25, 2015 How Is Tiger Woods Golf Game like Running A Small Business? You may be thinking…what on earth is this guy talking about? Tiger Woods playing golf and running a small business? What’s next, comparing Alex Rodriquez and Hank Aaron! C’mon! But if you stay with me for a moment, I’ll outline … Continue reading How Is Tiger Woods Golf Game Like Running A Small Business?
