To Succeed in Business Ask Yourself This Question

As a manager, executive or owner, the only valuable you possess is your time. To successfully manage your time and grow your business, ask yourself the following question daily: “Does ‘it’ advance my business?” (“It,” being whatever activity you are doing or about to start.) Let’s take a look at several examples, which might resonate[…] Read More

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Use your thirty-second commercial in your LinkedIn® profile

Prepare a digital version of your 30-Second Commercial…and include that text in your LinkedIn profile. (tweet this!) The main thing to remember about LinkedIn is this: It is a huge, never-ending, virtual networking event, and you have to be ready with the right response to “What do you do?” (tweet this!) Your 30–second commercial is[…] Read More

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Hot off the presses…

Hot off the presses…the Fall Edition of The Sandler Advisor. Click here to read. Please enjoy this newsletter excerpt, highlighting when and how to talk about money with a prospect. The Two-Minute Coach By Howard Goldstein, Sandler Corporate Today’s question comes from Tracy, the owner of a graphics design company for which she does most[…] Read More

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Systems & Processes: Drive Revenue (Part 2)

Companies have a systematic approach to complete almost every task; from the production line to accounting and payroll. Companies rely on clearly defined ways to get the job done effectively and efficiently. There are some areas of organizations that are commonly left to play by their own rules; like the sales and business development departments.[…] Read More

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