Tag: Twitter

Everybody needs a good way to keep track of relationships.  For some of us, a quick trip to Barnes & Nobles yields a slim leather address book that does what we need.

If you happen to know more than a few dozen people you may just throw everybody into LinkedIn and use that platform to manage who you know (and who knows them). → more

Every forget something that you really wanted to remember?

Who was that guy I bumped into yesterday?  Did I send that email already?  What was the weather like yesterday?

Frustrating right? → more

“Who really cares?”

We’ve all asked ourselves that that question at one time or another.  Right?

You are busy in your cause and sometimes it feels like it’s hard to connect with the community.  You hear them.  You just can’t see them. → more

A big part of high performance is building relationships that matter.  It’s more than who you know or who knows you.

It’s about your ability to take key acquaintances and turn them into trusted relationships. And that starts with you taking the time to know what makes people tick. → more

Have you ever had a moment where someone looked at you in mild disgust and said these words:  “Dude, Stop being so selfish”?

How did you feel?  Probably a little “icky”.  Right?

If you have half a conscious at all, you stop whatever you are doing and think about this for a minute. → more

Do you have 37 ways for people to get a a hold of you?

Work email. Personal email. Legacy AOL email.  Unused Yahoo email addresses. Twitter direct messages.  Facebook emails….

It can be exhausting trying to remember to check all the places where you have conversations. → more

Sometimes on the weekends I take my sons down to the park to play and I sit on the bench and watch as they interact with they children on the playground.  I laugh.  I observe.  I come to their aid when they are holding into the monkey bars with one hand.  It’s an interesting social experiment.

That brings me to Twitter. → more

There are not many “walking on fire” acts of bravery that compare to  stepping into the shoes of “chief sales maker”….Whether you are the CEO of a 1-man start-up venture or the lead sales architect at a Fortune 10 global enterprise, gambling your reputation, your paycheck , and your lifestyle on your ability to generate a lot of → more

I get asked all the time why I push so hard all the time.

I work when I am sick.  I work when I am pissed.  I work when I have worked enough.

So why not let down?
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