Want a better relationship? Screw something up.
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Conventional business wisdom says, “Avoid mistakes at all costs.” I think that’s a bunch of hooey.
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Conventional business wisdom says, “Avoid mistakes at all costs.” I think that’s a bunch of hooey.
This post is part of our Weekly Tips series.
A very close friend of mine was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. This means I’ve gotten a closer look than ever before at what it’s like to be a cancer patient—someone on the receiving end of a lot of well-meaning (and misguided) gestures, among myriad other challenges. And while it may seem like an odd or inappropriate link to make, cancer offers valuable communication lessons for anyone who’s in the relationship business.
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Happy new year.
We meet again, this time at the fresh start of a new year.
Looking back at 2015, one thing is clear: Our clients and colleagues are doing great things. We heard countless stories of your professional and personal victories throughout the year. All in all, we estimate that something like 1,000 people around the world got real in 2015. And those are just the ones we know about.
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This week brings something a little different to your virtual doorstep: a compilation of The Get Real Project’s ten most popular Weekly Tips for 2015.
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It’s that time of year. Are you by any chance one of the many who still have holiday or year-end celebrations to look forward to and therefore dread at least some aspect of being with family?
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We’re continuing our focus on easy ways to make time for BD from last week because it’s a challenge for so many.
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Finding time for business development is always a challenge for me. I’m guessing the same is true for you, at least some of the time.
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I don’t know about you but after a family-filled long weekend, I’m always in need of a little comic relief.
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I have certain routines and rituals I like to use in the classroom (I have them for business development, too, though that’s another post). If you’ve been to one of my workshops, you’re familiar with ending the experience with #10.