Ep 40 – How Full Is Your Tip Jar
Imagine if you and your company could only survive on tips. Would you change the way you do business? It's likely the gateway to more business. In this week's [...]
Mar, 21
2012
Mar, 14
2012
Ep 39 – Business Lessons from Angelina Jolie’s Leg
How do you get more publicity for your organization? It's likely the gateway to more business. In this week's 2 Minute Takeaway Podcast, find out how Angelina Jolie was [...]
Mar, 7
2012
Ep 38 – The Long Weekend Wait
If you feel like you need a three day weekend, you're probably right. In this week's 2 Minute Takeaway Podcast, we talk about ways to survive the longest stretch [...]
Feb, 29
2012
Ep 37 – Ready for Your Comeback
If you feel like you're professionally stuck, then you probably need to have a comeback to get your confidence and creative juices flowing. In this week's 2 Minute Takeaway [...]
Feb, 22
2012
Ep 36: How to Escape Information Overload
Why is it that with all the information in the world at our fingertips, we have a hard time deciding what to do? We're spending too much time [...]
Feb, 15
2012
Ep 35 – A Letter From Your Best Customer
What do you think your best customers would say about you? In this week's 2 Minute Takeaway Podcast you're given some homework (gasp!) in a customer service lesson. [...]
Feb, 8
2012
Ep 34 – Business Lessons from Your Shoe Closet
You footwear could be telling you something about your business habits. We take a look at this challenge and discuss some solutions in this week's edition of the [...]
Feb, 1
2012
Ep 33 – Do You Treat Your Staff Like Telemarketers
When leaders are under pressure, they can tune out some valuable information. We take a look at this challenge and discuss some solutions in this week's edition of [...]
Jan, 25
2012
Ep 32: Can You Afford to Wait
It?s rare that success or failure is defined by one event. Usually the outcome is earned over time. We take a look at this challenge in this week's [...]
Jan, 18
2012
Ep 31: The Mediocrity Slide Part 2
In the second part of our look at the Mediocrity Slide we continue our discussion of how good companies don't go bad overnight. Poor performance is earned. So [...]