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Category: legacy
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During the course of any working week, if I were to expect to hear one question, it would be this one: ‘Why aren’t I getting any business, Charlie?’ I can’t answer each query without knowing a little more about how that person operates as a business. What it is they offer, their pricing structure and…
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Not everyone attends for orders Chris. 50% of our group are seeking affinity and knowledge as much to bolster the books with an order. The best, most effect groups work with a healthy diversity in the room. Besides, my business is not the commercial offer that your particular supplies may be, Chris …
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I bumped into a good friend at ‘Pets At Home’ the other day. I hadn’t seen Cheryl lately, and we got talking about similar ‘doggie’ interests, their diets (not ours), and the fickle life we, as dog owners, endure. Our best friends have particular tastes. I mean, they have to work hard if they’re ever…
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Change happens, so true. Sh*t happens to come along, and guess what? Change happens. We share with close connections and the trust goes deeper. We may be basking in a moment of success, a somewhat rare occasion when the day is cruising, uneventful, time is yours to play with … when it happens. Yes, change…
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Another oft-overlooked advantage of joining a like-minded community is partnership. By putting the work-in, being brave, giving time to the room, we’re reaching a whole new community of listeners. Each of us have the potential to reach new prospects through recommendation. Word of mouth works … if only you give us something to talk about.
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Remember why you do what you do. If it’s to bring yourself and others a better standard of living, then understand that what you are offering to your network is worthy indeed.
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If you want to be great, greater than life itself, learn to give. Love has nothing to do with what you expect to get, only with what you expect to give—everything.
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After a warm, dry spell of weather, today had turned cooler. Sea mist was rolling across the cricket pitch to offer some respite for the fielding side. I turned to my friend Bob sitting beside me as he suggested we move to the back of the pavilion where he thought it maybe more comfortable… I…
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Achen was someone who was part of the original Weekly Business, at a time when we were meeting in London.
