Laughter wellness will continue to become more mainstream and better understood. We have a global mental health tsunami and laughter is the best medicine. Corporations are now hiring laughter yoga professionals for team building, connection amongst employees and to enhance creativity. When we feel good, we do good. Laughter gets …
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Can you debunk a common myth within your industry? by Bracha Goetz
People think that when your book is finally published – people will want to buy it. Nope! Getting your book published is the beginning of a long and exciting journey – not the end. Now you get to spend as much time as you want – for the rest of …
Read More »What have you dreamt of doing for a long time but still haven’t done? by Matt Taylor
For a long time, I have dreamt of going to Hawaii and have still not done that yet. I always enjoyed the TV shows like Hawaii Five-O and Magnum P.I. because they take place in Hawaii. I am an avid reader as well so any book I have read that …
Read More »Name 3 things you and your best clients have in common by Ronawati Wongso
Achieving success, relishing the journey, and unwavering commitment are three shared pillars between my best clients and me. Our common drive propels us to triumph, while the shared appreciation for the ongoing adventure fuels our endeavors. The resolute commitment we exhibit not only binds us to our goals but also …
Read More »Where will you be in 20 years? What does an average day look like? by Sharmin Prince
This is a difficult question to answer because I believe no one knows where this world is heading. Nevertheless, I hope to be involved in the world of Artificial Intelligence. An average day is 10-12 hours sitting at a computer.
Read More »Pitch your business to a complete stranger who knows nothing about your industry by David Brooks
As a business continuity professional, I work with businesses of all sizes to help them identify threats to the ongoing operation of the business. This can also identify opportunities for the business to grow and prosper including how to turn the threats into opportunities. Every business should have a continuity …
Read More »If you were starting your career from scratch today, what would be the biggest change? by John Leister
I was going in circles for a month before I was able to self-publish my first book. Amazon was rejecting my banking information. I’d go to the bank and they’d tell me it was the right information. If I did it now, I wouldn’t put all of my eggs in …
Read More »What mistake have you made that you learnt the most from? by Mark Aylward
There were two mistakes in one decision I made years ago. I was selling my company under duress (contentious divorce) and the two mistakes I made involved the structure of the deal and the culture of the acquirer. We structured the purchase with an earnout which means part of the …
Read More »What makes you an expert in your industry? by Bracha Goetz
There are very few people in the world successfully doing what I do. I write spiritual picture books that help children’s souls shine with joy. teaching young people the happiness skills they need to thrive throughout their lives. I am grateful that my books have helped fill hundreds of thousands …
Read More »Where will you be in 20 years? What does an average day look like? by Matt Taylor
Where I will be in 20 years is working for myself. As I continue on my journey as a public speaker and add the services of coaching and assisting others in improving their public speaking skills, my goal is to eventually earn enough income so I do not have to …
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