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I’m pretty fired up. Stephen Jagger and I managed to hit our goal of writing our book “Sociable!” in 90 days. Now for our next goal which is to produce and launch it in 60 days. That means going over it with our editor, finalizing our book cover design and approaching the three people we have narrowed down that we would like to write the foreword.
Before you can enroll someone in purchasing the desired state/benefits you can deliver on, there has to be enough pain or discomfort in their present state that would motivate them enough to take action and want to make a change.
I’m pretty fired up. Stephen Jagger and I managed to hit our goal of writing our book “Sociable!” in 90 days. Now for our next goal which is to produce and launch it in 60 days. That means going over it with our editor, finalizing our book cover design and approaching the three people we have narrowed down that we would like to write the foreword.
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I’m subscribed to Darcy Rezac’s ( Twitter ) Networking Tips. He’s author of “Work the Pond” the definitive guide to networking in business and in life. Here’s this week’s tip: Trucker Network. We are firm believers in the power of business cards, and the following story reaffirms why everyone in your company needs cards.
I’m subscribed to Darcy Rezac’s ( Twitter ) Networking Tips. He’s author of “Work the Pond” the definitive guide to networking in business and in life. Here’s this week’s tip: Trucker Network. We are firm believers in the power of business cards, and the following story reaffirms why everyone in your company needs cards.
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