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To Speak or Not to Speak
by Boaz Rauchwerger
It was November 19th. There was a chill in the air. Throngs of veterans, politicians and ordinary citizens had gathered in a meadow to honor the dead from a fierce battle. The main speaker . . . keep reading
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The Sales Success Formula
Over the course of ten years, I have interviewed thousands of employees from all walks of life (many in the sales and marketing fields). What do these people say they want? More time . . . keep reading
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Logitech Z520 Speaker Review
Over the years, I've had lots of PCs and a variety of speaker systems. The one thing that appears to be common to most PC speakers is the over-sized subwoofer that is always difficult to find a place . . . keep reading
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Blogging Made Simple
by David Larner
If you've been thinking about starting a blog and have wondered how to create one with a professional look and feel along with a reasonable level of customization, there are lots of choices. There' . . . keep reading
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Leading Through Speech: How Leaders Champion Their Cause
By Steven D. Cohen
Public speaking is about exercising leadership and exuding trust. As a leader, your goal is to persuade other people to do what you want them to do -- for your own ends, and more importantly, for their own good. But to get the audience on your side, it is essential that your audience members trust you -- trust that you believe in your message, trust that you care about them, and trust that you will do what you say you will do. . . . keep reading
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Are You a Real or an Imitation Consultant?
By Aldonna R. Ambler, CMC, CSP
A consulting client of mine has a well earned excellent reputation as a consultant within her industry. She was intrigued by the number of emails she received every week from up-and-coming competitors who "want to work with her" and "do what [she] does." My growth strategy consulting firm analyzed her business and concluded that... . . . keep reading
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