Issue 105 | Published May 15, 2013
Monster Loyalty: How to Build Customer Loyalty like Lady Gaga
By Jackie Huba
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “While known as much for her voice as for her over-the-top wardrobe, few recognize Lady Gaga for her stunning business acumen, which has earned her legions of loyal fans worldwide.”
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Brains Favor the Ridiculously In Charge Leader
By Henry Cloud, Ph.D
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Leaders must establish some key boundaries in some very key areas if they want to get results. And, thanks to brain research, we now can scientifically get a peek into why the leaders who do establish these kinds of boundaries get the results that they get.”
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Mentorship 2.0: How to Find the Mentor You Need
By Dorie Clark
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Waiting for a mentor to appear like a deus ex machina is a loser's game. Some people luck out, but most don't. This manifesto is about how to make your own luck—how to proactively identify the people you want in your life as mentors, cultivate real relationships, and look beyond the obvious.”
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Recharge: 7 Ways to Improve Innovative Thinking
By Debra Kaye
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “If companies want to innovate the way successful bold newcomers have, they have to unplug from the constraints of, 'That’s the way we’ve always done it,' and recharge, starting with the mantra, 'Let’s just not do that anymore.'”
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An Action Plan for Making Good Customer Service a Reality
By Kirk Kazanjian
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Any company can market and promote that they are experts at cuddling customers, but very few ever get the formula for execution right. [...] They like to talk the talk, but don’t walk the walk.”
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The Art of Adherence
By Lee J. Colan, PhD & Julie Davis-Colan
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Achieving adherence is simple but not necessarily easy. It takes skill and creativity to continually nurture focus, competence, and passion with your team. This is why we call it the art of adherence.”
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Monster Loyalty: How to Build Customer Loyalty like Lady GagaBy Jackie Huba
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “While known as much for her voice as for her over-the-top wardrobe, few recognize Lady Gaga for her stunning business acumen, which has earned her legions of loyal fans worldwide.”
More
Brains Favor the Ridiculously In Charge LeaderBy Henry Cloud, Ph.D
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Leaders must establish some key boundaries in some very key areas if they want to get results. And, thanks to brain research, we now can scientifically get a peek into why the leaders who do establish these kinds of boundaries get the results that they get.”
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Mentorship 2.0: How to Find the Mentor You NeedBy Dorie Clark
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Waiting for a mentor to appear like a deus ex machina is a loser's game. Some people luck out, but most don't. This manifesto is about how to make your own luck—how to proactively identify the people you want in your life as mentors, cultivate real relationships, and look beyond the obvious.”
More
Recharge: 7 Ways to Improve Innovative Thinking By Debra Kaye
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “If companies want to innovate the way successful bold newcomers have, they have to unplug from the constraints of, 'That’s the way we’ve always done it,' and recharge, starting with the mantra, 'Let’s just not do that anymore.'”
More
An Action Plan for Making Good Customer Service a RealityBy Kirk Kazanjian
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Any company can market and promote that they are experts at cuddling customers, but very few ever get the formula for execution right. [...] They like to talk the talk, but don’t walk the walk.”
More
The Art of AdherenceBy Lee J. Colan, PhD & Julie Davis-Colan
Published May 15, 2013 12:00 p.m. - “Achieving adherence is simple but not necessarily easy. It takes skill and creativity to continually nurture focus, competence, and passion with your team. This is why we call it the art of adherence.”
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PROPOSALS
The ultimate entrepreneurial skill: Turning problems into advantages
By: John Vespasian — May 6, 2013
Turning negative factors into advantages constitutes the ultimate entrepreneurial skill. If you master this technique, you will be able to face any misfortune with serenity and turn things in your favour. Sickness, financial los...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (69 votes)
By: John Vespasian — May 6, 2013
Turning negative factors into advantages constitutes the ultimate entrepreneurial skill. If you master this technique, you will be able to face any misfortune with serenity and turn things in your favour. Sickness, financial los...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (69 votes)
The Flash Publishing Report
By: Ivinviljoen — May 6, 2013
Finally, after years in the making, a report that’s probably the most comprehensive and up to date digital self publishing report you will ever be able to download for free. Learn how to write and publish your book in a flash, li...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (34 votes)
By: Ivinviljoen — May 6, 2013
Finally, after years in the making, a report that’s probably the most comprehensive and up to date digital self publishing report you will ever be able to download for free. Learn how to write and publish your book in a flash, li...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (34 votes)
Best people wont't be hired! - or New Recruiting for the New Age
By: RostSh — May 6, 2013
Today's recruiting practices are outdated; most of us are hired just like our grandfathers were fifty years ago. Modern technologies made situation only more complex: now more people apply for more vacancies, creating unprecedented...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (22 votes)
By: RostSh — May 6, 2013
Today's recruiting practices are outdated; most of us are hired just like our grandfathers were fifty years ago. Modern technologies made situation only more complex: now more people apply for more vacancies, creating unprecedented...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (22 votes)
Talented, Passionate, and Broke
By: Jason Norris — May 6, 2013
Hi There! This manifesto is based on my book Talented, Passionate, and Broke, a book for highly creative and passionate entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals who are broke. I'd like to offer to all my readers, and to the ...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (155 votes)
By: Jason Norris — May 6, 2013
Hi There! This manifesto is based on my book Talented, Passionate, and Broke, a book for highly creative and passionate entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals who are broke. I'd like to offer to all my readers, and to the ...
Voting ends June 5, 2013 (155 votes)
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