Have you been in the presence of a great leader? I had the opportunity to learn from and meet John C. Maxwell plus introduce my son to him. If I could sum up the evening, and Dr. Maxwell’s comments in one sentence, it would be: Successful people think completely differently from the unsuccessful.
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Meeting John C. Maxwell
Posted by RickCoplin under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.rickcoplin.com 4015 days ago
A Standout Elevator Pitch Opens Doors
Posted by RickCoplin under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.rickcoplin.com 4026 days ago
Does your pitch demonstrate credibility, open doors and make a lasting impression? If so, fantastic! If not, invest time improving it and making it memorable. Entrepreneurs effectively communicate their opportunities to investors, partners, employees and customers. With intentional effort...
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Holidays and Work: Maintaining Balance
Posted by RickCoplin under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.rickcoplin.com 4145 days ago
Eight Habits for maintaining balance between holidays/vacations and work. A little planning plus being intentional goes a long way; here's to an enjoyable time of the year! This post was first written December 2011 and updated for this year.
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Restaurant Relations Well Done
Posted by RickCoplin under Customer ServiceFrom http://rickcoplin.wordpress.com 4300 days ago
How you engage customers has a significant impact on your business. Here are 9 things you can accomplish for customer engagement with a simple thank you letter.
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Are You Building Just a Product?
Posted by RickCoplin under ManagementFrom http://rickcoplin.wordpress.com 4355 days ago
The recent Facebook acquisition of Glancee is instructive for entrepreneurs building a company around a product. You may be acquired for the team you have built, so focus on your team as much as the product.
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Are you Leading to Greatness?
Posted by RickCoplin under StrategyFrom http://rickcoplin.wordpress.com 4370 days ago
Leaders of growing businesses face challenges that seemingly never end. Introducing structure into a rapidly growing team can cause unnecessary in-fighting if the team loses focus on their top priority. Keeping that focus is the job of the leader.
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