I’m excited to be returning once gain to be the Motivational Speaker Denver for the annual AP & P2P Conference & Expo. The Conference & Expo in Denver this year is the largest, most comprehensive event dedicated to Accounts Payable and Procure-to-Pay brings together experienced practitioners and innovative strategists to provide an in-depth three-day learning …
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Being a salesperson isn’t as easy as people think it is. It’s not about calling someone and having a chat with them about the services your company offers.
Motivation doesn’t happen with just the wave of a wand (don’t you wish you had one, though?) While I am a business magician . . . it isn’t that easy unfortunately.
There you go again. Struggling to keep up with life, struggling to get finished with work.
Name a person who hasn’t failed in life. From Bill Gates to Michael Jordon, everyone has dealt with their share of failure and let-downs. Setbacks are a natural part of life. When you’re working in the corporate sector, most of us will certainly experience failure, or at least perceived failure in what we do.
Most everyone has goals in life right? Whether it’s something personal— buying your first home; or professional— be the manager of your team. We all have ambitions and dreams.
They say that time management is the key to becoming a successful professional. While that is true, it takes more than just that to boost performance and conquer the challenges of a stressful work environment.
The unfortunate truth about life is that when you have a vision and dream, you also have “doubters” or as celebrities call them, “anti-fans”.
One of the greatest challenges for an amateur public speaker is learning how to connect with the audience. When you establish a connection with the audience, you are immediately more comfortable on stage; the audience’s response validates you.
The purpose of ice-breakers at workplace events is to initiate conversations between members of the meeting. Not only should they let the participants know a little more about each other but also make them more comfortable in the meeting.