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Listening to an amazing storyteller connects us to that person. Wouldn't you like to be a better storyteller?
The most important skill in life is relationship building. Our brains are wired to build relationships through storytelling. Neurologically, it's what we hear, what we retain, what makes us feel a certain way, and it's what we remember.
Dan Negroni is a public speaker that connects with his audiences by telling stories. He facilitates workshops to get people to connect with each other and lead people.
In this episode, he reveals how you become a better storyteller.
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If you found a golden nugget of wisdom in this episode, share it on social media with the hashtag #ResultsLeaderFM to help spread the word.
If you loved what Dan revealed in this episode, you’ll find more of him online at https://www.launchbox365.com or https://www.dannegroni.com.
Are you charging the fees you should charge?
Even if you’ve been in business for years, you might be working under false ideas about the value you provide to your clients.
But if clients are coming to you for help, it’s because they trust your expertise.
Designer Tom Kozacinski used to consult in exchange for lunch! Then he realized that other people valued his time and ideas more than he did.
That’s when Tom knew he couldn’t help everyone. So Tom changed his mindset around money and value, choosing to help those that would pay for his knowledge.
You can’t help everyone, either. But you can improve your income with smart adjustments in your business.
Don’t keep giving it all away. Listen now to discover the shifts that will increase your income!
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Are you busy working every day, keeping clients happy and moving your business forward?
Staying busy is one way to grow your business. But when you’re always busy, you don’t have the time to see what’s working and what can be improved.
Step back, says Business Growth Strategist John Gies. Only by giving yourself time to reflect on your business and emotions can you discover what’s important to you. And when you know what’s important, you can remove obstacles and create an intentional life.
Don’t stay busy at the expense of improvement.
Listen now as John Gies discusses the importance of creating mental space.
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Find John Geis on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnrgies/
You can also find John on his sites https://ras-squared.com/ and https://johngies.com/
So, how do you find the right people to do the right job and get them to be the most productive they can be? This is the challenge of Human Resources.
When you look at human capital from a talent perspective, it changes the way of how you treat your people. This core change of a talent issue, strategy and execution, multiplies your business in a major way because you identified the right people for the right job.
Jackson Lynch runs a human resources consulting company that works with small and medium-sized businesses to teach them how to leverage their own people to drive better results.
In this episode, he reveals how to change and define HR in an organization that skyrockets your business.
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If you found a golden nugget of wisdom in this episode, share it on social media with the hashtag #ResultsLeaderFM to help spread the word.
If you loved what Jackson revealed in this episode, you’ll find more of him online at https:\\www.90consulting.com or by email at [email protected].
Talking is easy. But, listening is hard.
If you go people watching, you'll see that most people don't communicate; they talk. This is why most people suck at communication.
But, real communication doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it’s easier if you have nothing to say!
Certified communication coach Jack Griffin used to talk when he had conversations.
By asking questions and listening to the answers, you can finds ways to serve others, and become a more effective leader.
In this episode, discover the communication method that makes you a better communicator.
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If you found a golden nugget of wisdom in this episode, share it on social media with the hashtag #ResultsLeaderFM to help spread the word.
If you loved what Jack revealed in this episode, you’ll find more of him online by emailing him at [email protected] or at LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-griffin-pcc-b9321036/.
Do you want more freedom, growth, and coolness in your life?
Everybody does, of course. But to get these, we have to risk hearing the word “No.” And because no one wants to feel rejected, we spend our time worrying about our "systems" instead of seeking out more “No’s.”
But you don't have to worry about your systems. Instead, when you build relationships with people, your systems take care of themselves.
In this episode, real estate investor Scott Hudspeth tells you how pushing past your fear of customer rejection will change your business. When you build better relationships, you bring in more clients and close more sales.
Don't let the fear of rejection hold you back.
Listen now to discover why "No" might become your new favorite word.
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You can find more from Scott Hudspeth at his website, ScottHudspeth.com
Your job is not a financial guarantee. Even if you're good at what you do, the company you work for could end your paychecks tomorrow.
That's why building valuable relationships around your passions is important. Relationships build trust. And when people trust you, they'll pay for your expertise.
You don't have to "chase the money" when helping others solve problems. When business consultant Stephen Webster interacts with others, he's always trying to provide value. And by providing value, he's found that he has far more opportunities to make a difference -- and money.
Don't let your business success revolve around a win-or-lose mindset.
Listen now to discover how to increase your value!
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You can find Stephen Webster's consulting company at www.WellfleetEnterprises.com
Stephen is on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/swebman/
And you can reach Steven directly at stephen@wellfleetenterprises.com
If you’ve spent years working in corporate America, you’ve seen people spend all their life making another company rich.
But what if you could use these skills to build your own business?
Before Kelly Roach launched her own business, she was helping her coworkers succeed in their careers. Then one day she thought, "How can I apply these coaching skills to help a broader market?"
Today Kelly runs 3 multi-billion dollar businesses and a philanthropic foundation. She coaches other entrepreneurs how to build a successful business.
In this episode, business strategist Kelly Roach reveals the timeless principles that skyrocket you and your company to new heights!
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If you found a golden nugget of wisdom in this episode, share it on social media with the hashtag #ResultsLeaderFM to help spread the word.
If you loved what Kelly revealed in this episode, you’ll find more of her online at "The Unstoppable Entrepreneur Show" podcast.
Working at the same company for decades teaches you lots of things over the years.
Tim Cole worked for the same pharmaceutical company for 38 years. At first, he was told he’d never make it as a salesman. But then, Tim immersed himself with the tools of success and became one of the sales department’s leaders.
Now the author and founder of The Compass Alliance, he teaches senior executives the keys to navigating their careers as better leaders.
In this episode, author, speaker, and founder Tim Cole reveals the difference between transformational leadership and transactional leadership.
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If you found a golden nugget of wisdom in this episode, share it on social media with the hashtag #ResultsLeaderFM to help spread the word.
If you loved what Tim revealed in this episode, you’ll find more of him online at https://thecompassalliance.com/ and at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-cole-6b462818/.
Many entrepreneurs put in long hours to get everything done.
And when you operate at full capacity, it feels like your business is running you.
But what if you could design your life and business to regain your freedom? You could spend more time with your family, friends, and hobbies.
When starting on his own, investment advisor Larry Sprung decided his business couldn't take over his family life. To make sure he had time with his family, Sprung designed his business to support his life.
Don't let your business take over your life. On today’s episode, Sprung talks about how you can design your life to support what matters to you.
Listen now to discover how to live your life by design, not by default.
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You can find Larry Sprung on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook @LawrenceSprung and on Instagram @LarrySprung
His investment firm can be found at MitlinFinancial.com
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