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Over the past year or so, I have watched a lot of people lose their cool because of ‘something Rick did.’ It’s hard and sad to stand by and watch- but knowing why enables me to sit on my hands and let it happen. It’s a...

This is a guest post by a Michael Douglas who helps enterprises reduce their environmental risks and bottom line costs by simplifying and streamlining the transactions and business processes into one platform.

I got the following inquiry last week...

This past weekend we were visiting my in-laws. My sister in law is in real estate, and loves to watch shows like Property Brothers. In it, a couple has a house they want to sell and at the same time, a house they want to buy. Every show starts with...

To customize their pitch?

To diagnose a problem properly?

To recommend the right solution?

To find out who the decision maker is?

To make sure they understand the buyer?

To challenge how they think about their problem?

To make the buyer feel that...

If I see one more post about personal branding, I might scream. So forgive me this personal rant if you will.

How will the world see and perceive you? Will they see you as somebody worth listening to? Why do you care? Or is it just something that...

I wasn't planning on this being my last post of 2015, but after I saw this image shared by Jennifer Georgino on LinkedIn it got me to thinking.

Have you ever tried a fad diet?

Next week a lot of people are going to be trying some type of new diet to get healthy in 2016. Whether it is gluten/dairy/sugar free, or one of those shakes that taste like cake, or have Jenny Craig deliver your...

We have been having an exchange with a sales person in a company for a few weeks now. He thought he was pretty awesome. "I can probably close these deals on own, but maybe you can help me." After a few weeks of emailing back and forth with he said “...

I heard Mark Roberge once say at a mini-conference, "If you want to get VC's ears to perk up, use these three words- predictable, scalable, revenue."