Many people can have a good day after a good night’s sleep or if they’re feeling 100 percent. That’s called being a “conditional performer.” On this week’s episode of Hard Truths, Dave Anderson talks about being an “unconditional performer,” meaning that you can bring it regardless of the situation you’re in.
The Golden Rule of Influencing Peers in a Small Business Setting
In May, we took a look at the leadership development from the middle of an organization, with keynote speaker and best-selling author Scott Mautz....
How Proactive Phone Calls Can Boost Sales for Your Small Business
Are you still using the phone to generate sales in today’s digital retail environment? If not, this is something that you should get back...
This Entrepreneur is Celebrating 20 Years in the Franchise Business—Here’s How He Became the...
Welcome to another episode of Atlanta Franchise Today with host Leslie Kuban, expert franchise consultant and owner of FranNet Atlanta. Atlanta Franchise Today is dedicated to bringing...
Five Ways to Improve Omnichannel Customer Experience
The rapid march of technology means that consumers are no longer satisfied with the traditional 'in-person' shopping experience.
It is now expected that services offer...
5 Quick Ways to Improve the Value of Your Zoom Meetings
Zoom meetings have become a more regular occurrence since the pandemic of 2020. However, most people are not adept at making sure those meetings...
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