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One Big Way to Get Results Leaders must embrace the role of an organization’s chief evangelist for culture Author: Adobe Stock Every leader, even those running high-performing organizations, should be looking for ways to improve results. Smart leaders know that the best way to improve performance consistently is to develop a culture that drives results. And the results derived from culture don’t just make everyone feel good; effective culture also drives financial results in a big way. ...

February 26, 2021 “Like anything we want to rely on”, Kris Whitehead of New England Custom Remodeling and Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated Like anything we want to rely on, we have to be willing to practice until it becomes an automatic response. It’s certainly easier to practice when we aren’t stressed so we can graduate to practicing the same strategies when we are. To me, the bottom line is that I may not be able to always […] The Thrive Global Community welcomes voices from many sphe...

“Nothing happens until you sell somebody something.” When salespeople gathered in offices, this Zig Ziglar  quote adorned the walls. A nearly identical aphorism is attributed to a salesman from Minnesota whose name is lost to history, but not his product, which according to the record, was manure.  A product that does not sell itself, I’m guessing. I wonder how he pitched it? Throughout the buyer’s decision process, there are myriad ways for them to acquire knowledge about vendors and...

PatnaDaily "Your Attitude, not Aptitude, will determine your Altitude" - says the reputed American author and motivational speaker, Zig Ziglar. This opinion is vindicated by Oprah Winfrey, world famous talk show host, actress and producer, by saying, "The greatest discovery of all times is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude". There are millions of real life stories which tell very loudly and convincingly how the right attitude changed the whole course...

Making a Dream Become a Reality: Rochester blind man learns to pitch Chris Mathews deals with a disability known as Retinopathy of Prematurity but isnt letting it get in the way of him learning how to pitch. Posted: Feb 15, 2021 11:06 PM Updated: Feb 16, 2021 6:10 AM Posted By: Kaleb Gillock ROCHESTER, Minn. - Zig Ziglar once said “if you can dream it, then you can achieve it.” That’s the exact motto a young man in Rochester is living by as he fulfills his dream of learning how to pitch....

Share Better Than Good was written when Zig Ziglar was 76 years old and after he had more than 20 books already published, countless motivational speeches, and seminars on how to lead a fulfilling life. Many years in a row he used to work as a salesperson, and then he realized that his mission was to become a motivational speaker. The author aims to provide a useful book revealing ideas that have worked over time by letting us find, with every page, thoughts, plans, patterns, and guidelines tha...

Guest column: Protect our right to free assembly Your turn Famous salesman and author Zig Ziglar once said, “People don’t buy for logical reasons. They buy for emotional reasons.” Ziglar would be proud of how Gov. Ron DeSantis is peddling his “get tough on rioting” bills by appealing to his constituents’ basest fears about the Black Lives Matter movement. DeSantis’s proposed laws solve a “problem” that doesn’t exist in Florida. As the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported last...

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Five frogs are sitting on a log and four decide to jump off. How many are left? The answer is five, because a decision is not action. It’s a silly little riddle that author and coach Rich Litvin uses to motivate his readers and clients, but it illustrates one of the central challenges of personal development: We all want to be, do and have more, but how many will pay the price: to act? Yes, right now going outside is a risk and the global economy is transforming in painful ways. As shut-ins, ...