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How To Gain an Unfair Advantage

How To Gain an Unfair Advantage

by on April 7, 2021

How do they do it? I asked this question several years ago, as a new member of my local Toastmasters International club. The meetings were held every Tuesday, and the room was always packed with aspiring speakers. At the district conventions, the leaders of the other clubs complained about member count being down in the area. When…

Give Yourself a Raise by Reclaiming Your Profits

Give Yourself a Raise by Reclaiming Your Profits

by on March 31, 2021

As the shop owner, you carry the responsibility for the safety, health, and financial well-being of your team and yourself — and most of the time, you are not compensated enough for that responsibility (and liability, if things go wrong). It’s time we changed that. What is profit? Your accountant might tell you that you…

Move Your Business Forward in a World of Increasing Change!

Move Your Business Forward in a World of Increasing Change!

by on March 23, 2021

Change is a constant in our lives. All around us, technologies, processes, people, ideas, and practices often change, affecting the way we perform both in our lives and our businesses. Leaders need tools to implement changes more smoothly and effectively and to have those changes be accepted and implemented by their teams. Leaders need to…

Are Your Goals SMART?

Are Your Goals SMART?

by on February 24, 2021

Are you interested in using the smart formula to create North Star budget goals for your business and associates? Well, sit back and take a moment to read about the smart formula for goal achievement. If you don’t know the direction you’re going, you will never get to where you want to be. Directionless is…

The Communication Secret of the Influential Leader

The Communication Secret of the Influential Leader

by on January 27, 2021

Jimmy Johnson was the head football coach of the Dallas Cowboys from 1989 through 1994. He had a reputation for being a no-nonsense disciplinarian who was tough on his players. Falling asleep during one of his meetings was considered a “career-limiting move.” Everyone knew this. Everyone, except for a backup linebacker named John Roper. During a…