Episode 159: Hate
Do you really hate "them"? We'll find out on Wednesday after the election. Listen to this episode on iTunes or Soundcloud! In the coming election, one side will win. Will the winning side be conciliatory and unifying or will they try to
Alan Weiss’s Word of the Week™ – 10/28/20
Today's word: mastaba.
Wait A Minute, People Pay Me, I Don’t Pay You!!
I'm happy to provide interviews for both broadcast and print sources. About 99% of them are run by honest, well-intentioned organizations, some of whom have vast networks that help me, and some of whom I'm helping by building their networks.
Only You Can Be You, Not Me, Unless There’s an “I” in “Team”
Just when did Linkedin become the universal repository of mindless platitudes, many of which directly contradict each other, posted by people with 42 initials after their names (some of them, embarrassingly, well known), and make "Why did the chicken cross
Alan Weiss’s Monday Morning Memo® – 10/26/2020
Our prior white German Shepherd was Koufax, a fierce protector of the house, great with children, and very smart. Like all Shepherds, he was high strung, and the vet tells me white Shepherds are even more high strung! One day, my
Excuses
When I ask a coaching client why he or she did not make the calls for referral business we had agreed upon: • I was occupied with updating my computer software. • I thought I should delay it, the holidays are only
Confirming
Since I began my Crisis Coaching programs, I've also begun confirming all my calls for the following day, either the prior afternoon or early in the morning. I simply send a BCC email to maintain privacy to those scheduled, asking
Resilience
My dentist's office, which normally repairs cracked and grinded teeth about ten times a year, is now doing that ten times a month. People need calm, confidence, and comfort. So do businesses. That's the value we need to be providing. Richard
Blah, Blah, Blah
As I look back at the Democratic and Republican primaries, 2016 and this past year, I'm bewildered by the reality that people can get to the top of their party's attention and be such horrible debaters and speakers. They range