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Building a StoryBrand by Donald Miller
“Remember the mantra ‘If you confuse, you lose'” – Donald Miller
In the following video, you’ll learn the three questions great movie screenwriters use to capture an audience’s attention and how you can use those questions to capture your customer’s attention.
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Crucial Conversations by K. Patterson, J. Grenny, R. Mcmillan, and A. Switzler
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
Crucial conversations are difficult conversations that have a lasting impact on our career and our lives.
Learn how to initiate and navigate crucial conversations with three essential conversation tools.
Unlimited Memory by Kevin Horsley
“Perfect memory is a skill, and not some special gift.” – Kevin Horsley
In the following video, you’ll learn two memory techniques from an ‘International Grandmaster of Memory.’
You can use these techniques to remember names and deliver presentations without notes.
To be productive and creative you need to show your work to others. Unfortunately, that means some of your work will be rejected (i.e. “I don’t like this” or “this isn’t very good”). If you can’t get over those rejections, you’ll stop showing your work, and you’ll stop improving.
Moving past rejection and failure is key to our long-term success.
Here is a challenge to help you get over rejection quickly, so you can get back to producing work, fearlessly.
Focus is the key to our success. But getting focused and staying focused is increasingly difficult in today’s distracted world. That is why I have created the following challenge. The challenge is inspired by the book ‘The 4 Disciplines of Execution.’
The following 5-Day Challenge will help you incorporate the main lesson from ‘Rethinking Positive Thinking‘ into your daily routine:
Daily WOOP Worksheet: http://bit.ly/2sX8iN7 (PDF file)
Watch the following video to learn a powerful method for saying ‘no’ to work requests (and prevent overwhelm), without being rude to others:
But author Seth Godin says that is bad advice. Seth says: “Winners quit all the time. They just quit the right stuff at the right time.”
So when should you quit, and when should you persist?
The following video will help you answer that question:
1-Page PDF Summary of ‘The Dip’