In this episode I talk with Diane Gardner from TaxCoach4You.com. That’s right taxes. A subject very few people are eager to discuss. But Diane loves it because she takes a slightly different approach.
Routine Is A Sign Of Success
Kevin Donlin has been involved with copywriting and marketing since the early 1990s. His experience is vast. Yet that didn’t keep him from his mistakes along the way.
Kevin shares some of these errors in this episode. Fortunately, each mistake was a stair step to elevating his business.
How Do You Decide To Close Your Business?
Jim Palmer, author of Decide, had a couple of successful businesses already running when he decided to partner with a friend for another. This idea, while great at the time, turned out to be an expensive learning experience for them.
Your Most Important Negotiations Will Be With The People Closest To You
Kwame Christian discovered his passion for negotiation by accident. During law school he took a class on negotiation that sparked a fire inside of him.
He’s a practicing business attorney and recently launched the American Negotiation Institute to help you get better deals and advance your career.
I loved talking with Kwame about negotiations.
Employee Relationships And The Challenges They Cause
Jessica Rhodes runs Interview Connections, a company that helps match podcasts with guest experts. Her business is booming. And she’s running it with a team of virtual employees.
Everything was running smooth. And then Jessica had to take time off for the birth of her second child.
You Discover Your True Friends On The Way Down
Steve Rodgers is the founder of The Alchemy Advisors and author of Lead to Gold: Transition to transformation.
Not long ago, Steve was flying high as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway’s southern California real estate company. He was leading over 5000 sales people at 110 different offices. It was his dream job.