Good intentions are not synonymous with good advice
People you trust and who truly may have your best interests in mind are not always capable of providing you with good advice. That’s because they haven’t been in your position. They haven’t experienced what you’re experiencing. And they don’t
You Came to Hear Me Speak, I Didn’t Come Here to Listen to You Speak
A guy came up to me during a session break yesterday to try to nitpick a statistic I use which is unequivocally true. I told him there were two ways to look at it, right and wrong, and I was
Free Griping
I've found that people receiving something for free are more demanding than people who are paying for a service or product! There seems to be a bizarre sense of entitlement that accompanies the "freebie." When I've spoken pro bono for many association
Episode 34: Damage
Don't default to believing others are damaged or they'll think the same of you. What we need is trust, because we want others to trust us. But, if you start from the position of believing others are damaged, you'll be hard-pressed to establish any meaningful connection.
Please, Please Like Me
If you are concerned about: • Someone unsubscribing from one of your lists. • A critique of your position in social media. • Rejection by a buyer. • Low "click through" rates. • A poor review on Amazon.com. • Low Klout scores • Low amounts of friends,
Reading Lesson
Have you read at least two books over the past month?
Alan Weiss’s Monday Morning Memo® – 5/28/18
Normandy May God bless every person in the military who has put their lives in harm’s way, on the land, on the sea, or in the air, to protect their country. And may those who gave Lincoln’s “last full measure
In Memorial
May God bless all those people in the military who have put their lives in harm’s way, on the land, on the sea, or in the air, to protect their country. And may those who gave Lincoln’s “last full measure