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Replay of the Platform-Building Teleseminar with Jeff Goins

Several months ago, I hosted a teleseminar with Jeff Goins. If you don’t know, Jeff is a full-time author, blogger, and speaker. I wanted to re-post it here as a way of introducing you to his Tribe Writers course (more about that in a minute). We had some technical challenges in the call when we […]

How to Be Perceived as an Expert in Your Field

At our recent Launch Conference, my partner Ken Davis joked from the stage, “All you have to do to become an expert is read five books on the same subject.” Everyone laughed. But in our get-smart-quick culture, it sometimes seems that way, doesn’t it? Ken went on to tell a story about how he tried […]

My Best Endorsement Ever (One That Really Counts) [Video]

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In this video, I ask my three-year old grandson, Ben, if he listens to my podcast or reads my blog. (This may or may not be a paid endorsement.)

3 Simple (but Powerful) Website Design Tips for Any Business Owner

This is a guest post by Brian Casel. He is web designer and author of Design for Conversions, a book to help startups design a better marketing site. You can read his blog and follow him on Twitter. Your business’ website is everything. So how do you make sure it’s designed to perform its primary […]

One Secret to Reading More [Tip]

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One Secret to Reading More

People tell me all the time that they know they should be reading more but can’t find the time. They also tell me they know they should be exercising but can’t find the time.

I have good news. You can kill two birds with one stone. All you have to do is join Audible.com and listen to audio books while you exercise. I have been doing this for years. It’s one of the reasons I am able to read as much as I do and stay in shape.

The Audible app for iPhone is terrific. You can listen to books at normal speed, 1.5x, or even 2x. It really enables you to cover a lot of ground at once. I can usually read about a book a week using the Audible app.

#071: Help! I Married An Entrepreneur, Part 3 [Podcast]

My wife, Gail, often travels with me when I speak at various events. Inevitably, she is asked, “How do you live with a entrepreneur?” In fact, two literary agents have encouraged her to write a book on this topic. So I sat down and interviewed her about this very topic. It was lot of fun. […]

What If You Really Could Focus on Where You Add the Most Value?

When I first stepped away from my role as the CEO of Thomas Nelson, I reveled in the freedom. I felt a little fear, to be sure. But mostly, I was excited about doing what I loved, and leaving behind the corporate bureaucracy and the non-stop parade of meetings. That lasted about a month. Then […]

Please Take My 2013 Reader Survey

I want to make my blog better and more relevant to your needs and interests. To do that, I need to know more about YOU. As a result, I have created my 2013 Reader Survey. Would you please take a few minutes to fill out the survey? By doing so, you will ultimately be helping […]

SCORRE Conference [Event]

This is the single best conference I have ever attended. I use what I learned every single day. Now I co-own the conference with my friend, Ken Davis. If you are a communicator, this conference will help you prepare with focus, deliver with confidence, and speak with power.









Date:
May 5, 2014—May 5, 2014


Event:
SCORRE Conference


Topic:
Set Up on the Stage with Confidence


Sponsor:
Dynamic Communicators International


Venue:
Rosen Plaza Hotel


Location:
Orlando, FL


Public:
Public


Registration:
Click here to register.


More Info:
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#070: Help! I Married An Entrepreneur, Part 2 [Podcast]

My wife, Gail, often travels with me when I speak at various events. Inevitably, she is asked, “How do you live with a entrepreneur?” In fact, two literary agents have encouraged her to write a book on this topic. So I sat down and interviewed her about this very topic. It was lot of fun. […]