Can’t We All Get Along?

I thought this was pretty funny, and sadly true some times. Can’t we all just get along? 🙂

Ann H Sept 1

It’s The Little Things That Matter!

Keep Moving Forward!

 

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The Arnold Palmer Theory

Simple but very powerful!

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5 Important Words For Leaders

I worked with a super-fantastic guy once. He was a senior manager that I thought could always run the company. He talked about these 5 words with respect to a leadership team. I wrote them down immediately and have always remembered them.

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5 Words Bob B Aug 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nailing The First 15 Seconds: Making A Killer First Impression

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A Wicked Brand – By A Dude With A NameTag

I love Scott Ginsberg. He is truly one of a kind. That’s what it means to have an awesome personal brand right?

He has been wearing a name tag for many many years – every day for that matter.

Check out his Ted Talk video, to learn a little more about the man that puts a smile on my face every time I read his content!

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http://www.facebook.com/Tim.Mushey

Have a great weekend!

Have A Laugh Fridays – Social Media Reflections In 2062!

This is so AWESOME! I wonder if we will be talking like this in 2062????

Please share with your network today.

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Enjoy your weekend wherever you are in the world 🙂

25 Ways to Use Your Image & Elevate Your Brand

I really enjoyed this list by Stephanie! Take good notes. There are many very important points here!

 

Source: 25 Ways to Use Your Image & Elevate Your Brand

The Destructive Nature of Can’t

Short and sweet, yet very powerful message. Are you a “Can” or a “Can’t?”

Source: The Destructive Nature of Can’t