Netshare, Inc. features Kristin’s article on “One Word Resolutions”
Netshare, Inc., an executive management organization for $100K+ executives, featured Kristin’s article on “One Word Resolutions.” Read More
Come Together
A few years ago a magnificent and transformative book was published, called “The Dragonfly Effect,” which is a model that taps concepts from social media, marketing strategy, and consumer psychology to help people achieve a single, concrete goal. They ingeniously named it after the only insect that can move swiftly in any direction – and even hover – when its four wings are moving in harmony.
The four “wings” of their model really struck me as actions we could all strive to take in 2012.
Tactical Tips for Q1 of 2012
As we fully embrace the arrival of 2012, many of us are revisiting our 2011 business approaches and outcomes. As a result, we may be considering integrating changes, improvements or different disciplines and habits. A friend of mind shared a great link from Inc.com which highlights a few simple, yet salient, tactical tips on how to improve our sales results. We can all benefit from these smart suggestions, which are easy to implement – if we just make it a practice. I, for one, am going to discipline myself as we fully enter 2012:
Kristin recently sat down for a Q&A session with Turtle Creek News
Kristin recently sat down for a Q&A session with Turtle Creek News. You can read about it here.
One Word Resolutions
As we enter 2012, many of us engage in individual (and collective) plans for continued growth and ongoing improvement. This ritual of writing New Year’s resolutions – from my experience – can quickly turn into depressing, heavy albatrosses hanging around our necks by the second week…or even the second day of the new year!!
Join the debate: would you rather be liked or respected?
Linked 2 Leadership opens the floor to Kristin’s debate: would you rather be liked or respected? Read More