Dorriah Rogers talks with Bill Ringle about the principles and benefits described in Decide to Profit.

 

Key points that you’ll learn from this interview:

The impact a mentor had on Rogers' life and career, and how he inspired her to be her own person.

How the Lego company used a single, unified goal to really turn things around.

The importance of not only giving everyone in the company or organization, not just the decision makers, a voice.

How to teach employees to tie their ideas to the overarching goal: making money.

Rogers' 9 steps to a better bottom line.

Dorriah Rogers talks with Bill Ringle about the principles and benefits described in Decide to Profit. Key points that you’ll learn from this interview: The impact a mentor had on Rogers' life and career,

Dorriah Rogers talks with Bill Ringle about the principles and benefits described in Decide to Profit. Key points that you’ll learn from this interview: The impact a mentor had on Rogers' life and career,

Peter Sheahan Peter Sheahan talks with Bill Ringle about what it takes for an organization to MATTER in an age where commoditization and infoglut threaten public, private, and not-for-profit organizations, so you can move beyond the competition, create more value, and become the obvious choice. Listen to this interview to learn: Key points that you’ll learn from […]

Mark Beckner talks with Bill Ringle about the vast opportunities available for freelancers who code when they prioritize and demand more from themselves.

Mark Beckner talks with Bill Ringle about the vast opportunities available for freelancers who code when they prioritize and demand more from themselves.

Mark Beckner talks with Bill Ringle about the vast opportunities available for freelancers who code when they prioritize and demand more from themselves.

Erika Andersen talks to Bill Ringle on My Quest for the Best about leadership, strategic planning, and why it's never ok to tell other people to do the things that you, yourself, are not doing.

Joe Calloway, author of Magnetic, talks with Bill Ringle about being intentional about attracting new business and satisfying your existing customers.

Key points that you’ll learn from this interview:

The importance of committing to make every business experience to be a positive one for all involved

How to get more positive WOM (word of mouth)

The single most important strategic asset for many companies and how it relates to your relationship with your customers.

What he said to correct a misunderstanding, even when it came at significant out-of-pocket expense to replace 600 of the wrong title books sent to the meeting planner

Joe Calloway, author of Magnetic, talks with Bill Ringle about being intentional about attracting new business and satisfying your existing customers.

Key points that you’ll learn from this interview:

The importance of committing to make every business experience to be a positive one for all involved

How to get more positive WOM (word of mouth)

The single most important strategic asset for many companies and how it relates to your relationship with your customers.

What he said to correct a misunderstanding, even when it came at significant out-of-pocket expense to replace 600 of the wrong title books sent to the meeting planner