Recently, I had the pleasure of writing a guest post for Under30CEO about tearing my Achilles Tendon and the business lessons that I learned from it. Hands down one of my most painful injuries and also one that will probably take a year or maybe longer to even recover. However, everything happens for a reason and life teaches lessons. Social Media Is King Be Patient. It's a Process Take The “Pie” Is Half Made Approach Check out…
Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com Write a lot: contribute regularly to your blog. Create video Speak often (local events) Partner with leaders in your field (complimentary business) Pitch the media Link: http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4687561/how-to-position-yourself-as-an-industrys-go-to-expert/
Tips from the Christian Business Partners Meeting – Stay in tuned to what’s happening in the world – Be ready for the next wave – It’s not fun in being on a train that’s going nowhere – There are more ants than elephants Marks of a Christian Business Leader (1) Maintain your word – You word is an oath – You must analyze things better (2) Embrace Voluntary Enslavement – You are a slave to your customers…
Tips from entrepreneur Jason Fried (1) Understanding the buyer is the key to being a strong seller Understanding what people really want to know—and how that differs from what you want to tell them—is a fundamental tenet of sales. And you can’t get good at making money unless you get good at selling. (2) Sell only things you’d want to buy for yourself (3) People are happy to pay for things that work well. Never be…
At the Mount Zion Business Expo, Pastor Leonard Smith left business owners with three things: Establish Your Priorities Priority – something that is foremost or most important Pursue Your Purpose – Do what you are trying to do and chase it. Make People Principle “Good Service Makes Bad Food Taste Good!”
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