5 Questions A Leader Should Ask about Time
How can you invest time rather than spend it? This article poses five questions which if properly answered, will make you more efficient and effective.
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What Mindfulness Has to Do with Work
If your employees were inefficient, ineffective, and unproductive, it would be because they either don’t know how to think. We would soon recognize mindlessness… So, what is mindfulness?
Read moreWork with What God Gave You
Positive thinking means expecting happiness and good things to happen. And yet there are those monsters who would even ask the question why it is even important to have a positive mental attitude. Let us explore the reasons.
Read moreThe Death of Field Sales: Have We Seen It All Before?
The Internet is little more than 25 years old, the capabilities that it has given us are different to what came before. Is a field-based sales team necessary anymore? Could such roles be centralised?
Read moreThe Nature of Persuasion, Part 4: Summarise
One key to persuasion is to prove to the other person that you have genuinely heard their point of view. How does that help? How can you summarise effectively? Is there a right and wrong way to do it?
Read more5 More Great Questions Business Leaders Should Ask
What questions might you ask to challenge the status quo? To find a different approach? To think about what you ought to be doing or not doing, what unfilled gaps there are in your market?
Read moreThe Nature of Persuasion, Pt 3: Rationalise
Rationalisation in this sense is not about justification. Instead it means that you reduce the complexity of the situation into something manageable. Persuading others is often a complex task. How could you simplify it?
Read moreThe Nature of Persuasion, Part 2: Expand Your Understanding
Just how important is rapport and trust as a basis to persuasion?
Read morePositive thinking; Can it be trained or is it a natural trait?
What goes on between our ears is significant. Are attitudes hard-wired into us or can training make a difference to how we think and respond to situations?
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