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The key to team problem-solving

Posted: December 1, 2017 | Categories: Leadership, Team Building

One of our favorite family traditions for the holiday is making and decorating Christmas cookies.  We like to make it a special event, and this past weekend we had our two adult sons and their wives join us in the project.  Our goal was to put our creativity into the cookie decorating and afterwards take pictures and make a Christmas card.  That was our objective.  We weren’t sure how we were going to get to it.  That is where team collaboration came in.

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Increase profit by reducing tolerations

Posted: November 16, 2017 | Categories: Leadership, Management, Time management

If you are like most of us, when you look at your personal life, there are a few things in the “toleration” category.  Here are some examples:

  • Being overweight
  • Not eating right
  • Office clutter
  • A half-finished project

This list can get pretty long.  Let’s face it, there are some tolerations we just never get around to attending to.

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Top sales professionals sell value

Posted: November 13, 2017 | Categories: Sales

As we enter the holiday season, shoppers can’t wait to get the jump on the special sales.  With online purchases rising, we are gradually realizing that everything in our world is becoming a commodity.  Even buying cars has become a science.  Many shoppers walk into a showroom knowing exactly how much they are going to pay.  They have done their homework, and price is the dominant factor.

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The value of a good sense of humor

Posted: October 24, 2017 | Categories: Management, Self-Improvement

Mark Twain once said, “A sense of humor is a sense of proportion”.  He was so right.  My coaching experience has taught me that top-performing teams have a hearty  sense of humor.  They laugh at life, and they laugh at themselves.  They do not create humor at another person’s expense.

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Excellence means setting and exceeding high expectations

Posted: October 5, 2017 | Categories: Leadership, Sales, Team Building

With online shopping steadily on the rise, retail chains nationwide are struggling.  As many face this issue, it is common that they turn to improving customer service.  I once heard someone say, “Success comes in what we do after we have done what we have been paid to do.”  In other words, go the extra mile.  Setting the bar high is one challenge. Keeping the bar high can be an even bigger challenge.Read More…


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