“If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” In Decoding Greatness, Dr. Ron Friedman suggests we track our progress to find success through something he deems “The Scoreboard Principle.”
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Track and Ye Shall Achieve
If I asked you “Would you walk from New York to Los Angeles for 1 million dollars,” …you’d consider it… and probably come to the conclusion that as good of a deal as it sounds in principle, in practice it just doesn’t sound realistic… [but] if we take a deep breath and break down our lofty goals and tough questions into bite-sized chunks, we begin to find clarity.
An email subject line should simply prompt the recipient to take action and open your email. Once they open your email, you’ll have a bit more space to lay out your “arguments”, but first things first.
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Be Gracious in Defeat
To be gracious in defeat simply means that learning to “fail well” is a critical skill for any salesperson. A “good loss” should be the first step towards our next win.
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The Soft Sell
“The Soft Sell” is all about building trust and establishing rapport. The sales process should be win/win, and no one likes a sleazy seller. Together, we will explore how to succeed in sales without compromising your values.
Emailing strangers is crucial to most successful people in business. Here’s the step-by-step process I use to get almost any email address for free.
What if I told you that all you need is “One Calendar” to get organized, stay motivated, hold yourself accountable, and ultimately find success in business and life?
Many Americans have found themselves struggling to make money during the pandemic. While our current situation can seem overwhelming, it is not impossible to get back on our feet. This is not investment advice, but is an action-plan to find new sources of income.
Make sense of new consumer alcohol consumption trends during the coronavirus pandemic so that we can make smarter business decisions and drive more revenue.
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Words in the Time of Corona
Writing in COVID quarantine is easy. Writing something worth reading is not. While I feel this piece will fall in the latter camp, I’m here. And this now, is here as well.