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What I Learned From Apple CEO Tim Cook and How It Changed How I Lead
Tim Cook demonstrated expertise in this one key leadership trait that all of us can — and should — adapt for our businesses.
The Art of Active Listening Requires Leaving Your Ego Behind
Remember to be fully present. Active listening helps people feel respected and valued.
The 3 Success Secrets Every Entrepreneur Needs To Follow
Learning how to communicate through active listening, complete writing and constructive ideas is the key to success for every entrepreneur.
How To Create a Work Culture Where Everyone Has A Voice
Creating a space where everyone is heard is a core principle to implement in business and life.
Listening Will Make You a Great Leader
Successful leaders learn to listen because they know it's imperative to the survival of their business.
Why Assuming the Obvious Can Lead to Miscommunication
When you're so immersed in what you do, sometimes it's hard to remember that not everybody knows the same jargon or business processes as you.
3 Signs You're Letting Pride Get in the Way of Being Successful
Being driven and focused doesn't necessarily translate into great interpersonal skills.
Active Listening as a Corporate Development Tool
Active listening builds social cohesion with the speaker, while distracted or judgmental listening builds social distrust.
The Most Important Things I've Learned - 16 Years and 7 Companies Later
Five pieces of advice I always give first-time entrepreneurs.
5 Ways to Become a Better Networker, and Why It's So Important In Business.
This article is about me sharing my own networking experience and the five key techniques I use that I believe will help people become better at networking.
Working Alongside Subway's Co-Founder Taught Me the Greatest Lesson of My Professional Life
It's a simple act that often goes overlooked, but it's a sure way to keep customers and employees satisfied.
How To Maintain a Relationship With Your Customers by Learning What They Need
How confident are you in your connection to what your customers need?