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Learn from great teachers through one of these modern classics on the art of management and business communication.
Do Poor Presentation Skills of an Otherwise Effective Executive Sap Shareholder Value?
New research indicates that perceptions of a CEO’s confidence and competence matter in terms of real dollars.
Three Great Ways to Invest in Yourself
You’re a thoughtful person, and you like to take care of your family, friends and colleagues. But maybe it’s time you gave a series of special gifts to the most important person in your life—
Applying Ethics Can Help You Think Outside the Box
I’ve been teaching an intro to public relations class and the most recent lecture covered ethics in PR. It was a great reminder to give more thought to my actions, because looking back over the past few weeks I actually can name several instances where I could have applied ethical thought to my actions and to my recommendations.
The Golden Rule In PR
As a communications professional, it’s always interesting to see the latest faux pas – not to make fun or think that I’m better (I’ve no doubt had my share of mistakes to own up to) – but to get a reminder that you are never off the record.
Forbes Post – Report: How Grammar Influences Your Income
I’ve talked about the costs of poor grammar before. There are no good excuses. The world has two billion English writers, according to Brad Hoover, CEO of Top Ten Reviews #1 ranked grammar software program, Grammarly.
Apiary Fund – Can Personality Traits Help Make You a Better Investor?
Today I participated in Apiary Fund’s new Investor Profile released today. The profile is a personality assessment tool designed to help investors recognize personal characteristics beneficial or detrimental to their investment strategies.
Seven 2013 New Year Resolutions to Avoid Your Personal Fiscal Cliff
One of our newest clients, Apiary Fund (www.apiaryfund.com), located down in Lindon, Utah, released its seven 2013 New Year resolutions to avoid your own personal fiscal cliff.
Forbes Post: An Entrepreneurial Wish List: My Top 3 Hopes (and Fears) For 2013
My company is booming. I’d like to say I’m one of the lucky ones – but thankfully, at least in the Salt Lake City region, I’m hearing the same from scores of other businesses too.
With The Right Mentality, Money Really Does Grow On Trees
For every millennial worker (or manager) who has complained about lack of ease, the hard economy, or the trials of working with a challenging customer, here’s a motivational story for you.
Living in the Red Zone
I love riding motorcycles, especially on a smooth, winding canyon road in the middle of a nature-scented summer evening. On a motorcycle, on the odometer that measures the engine’s RPMs, there is a red zone.