Achieving Connection in Sales and Service
Making a connection in sales and service requires knowledge and understanding of people Knowing how to close a sale and/or service a client with the unspoken advantage of making that
Continue readingMaking a connection in sales and service requires knowledge and understanding of people Knowing how to close a sale and/or service a client with the unspoken advantage of making that
Continue readingHow can we lead people successfully if we don’t understand them? That question inevitably leads to this one: Are they supposed to understand us in the daily interchanges of business,
Continue readingIf you lead a company or a team in a company, your executive skill may be what put you in that position. Now, however, you are frustrated and looking for
Continue readingWhen life’s circumstances turn on a dime and plunge your positive outlook into the pit of your stomach, what can you do? An awesome day, full of promise, can morph into
Continue reading—by Janet Kellogg Have you ever wondered why when you keep finding yourself in the same negative, going-nowhere-fast situations, even when the circumstances have changed. Do you relate to this?
Continue reading—by Janet Kellogg Making hard choices at the pool . . . and in the check-out line . . . or even on vacation is inevitable. Will you choose to
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg Making hard choices can be much easier when you start with the simple question that narrows all the choices down to one clear front runner. Stop and
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg Genius Parenting Move #4 is where the rubber meets the road on your parenting journey. We all want our kids to “dream big,” “set the world on
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg Genius Parenting Move #3 is going to make you wish your mind-reading super powers were more than just a strategically planted suggestion to your child to keep
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg The second Genius Parenting Move requires you to make a major shift of focus away from your child’s behavior onto the beliefs driving their behavior. We never
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg The first and perhaps most important move toward becoming a “Genius Parent” is your enrollment in the “School of Inner Design.” Have you ever had that dream
Continue readingby Janet Kellogg How often does your child give you “that look”? You know . . . the look that says, “Do you have any idea what you are doing
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