This post describes Greg Wingard’s method in detail and explains exactly what you need to do in order to be learn and master any skill to the point it becomes second nature. Source article
August 12, 2010
Not being personally accountable. Don’t pass the buck somebody else in your firm; your customers want your personal skin in the game. Failing to understand the customer’s business. Don’t expect customers to answer dozens of questions just because you didn’t do your research. Being an adversary, not an ally. Since customers are risking their career… [Read more…]
August 12, 2010
Patience. If you don’t have patience, you’ll get frustrated and ineffective when things take longer than you’d like. How to get it: Realize that success is usually achieved one step at a time. Be patient with yourself and resist the temptation to compare your progress to that of others. Commitment. It’s only through commitment to… [Read more…]
July 18, 2010
Curating content is the next evolution of content management; it ensures that your reader receives content that is both relevant and useful to them. The following 3 steps can help you master content curation. Identify the information that is most important to your audience. Ask yourself what topic you can become a unique and reliable source.… [Read more…]
June 27, 2010
There are business lessons to learn from the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Aside from being gifted with talent the players and teams all work hard to improve their quality. Here are 7 traits that we can learn from the beautiful game. Perseverance. Do not give up. Teams and players move on only when… [Read more…]
June 27, 2010
Website Magazine Radio is a weekly podcast featuring industry news, analysis and tips to help your Web business grow. This new weekly feature is available to all Website Magazine readers and will include discussions on the latest Web trends. Subscribe to the podcast. Source: http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/podcast/default.aspx Posted via email from K3 Center Codex
June 13, 2010
An outline of steps that examine how to use customized product demonstrations. Source article. Posted via email from K3 Center Codex
June 5, 2010
Intelligent failures are crucial to the process of organizational learning and sense-making. These types of failures show you where your assumptions are wrong. Intelligent failures share certain characteristics; They are carefully planned, so that when things go wrong you know why They are genuinely uncertain, so the outcome cannot be known ahead of time They… [Read more…]
May 20, 2010
Continuous learning helps one adapt to technology changes. These tips should help with your own learning. Frequency trumps duration. The mind learns through regular repetition, as such a single cramming session is less effective than regular study. Learn actively rather than passively. When reading, remain fully engaged by asking why certain conditions exist or what… [Read more…]
May 5, 2010
Geoffrey James presents 10 ways to stay motivated as described by the motivational speaker Omar Periu. Condition your mind. Train yourself to think positive thoughts. Condition your body. It takes physical energy to take action. Avoid negative people. Don’t take anything that they say seriously. Always remain flexible. No plan should be cast in concrete.… [Read more…]
September 17, 2010
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