The Internet has and will always be a great source of getting clients. However, if you notice, it’s also a very crowded space. There’s a place that’s a lot less busy. It’s called “the world offline”. Here’s why you need to do some exploration away from your computer. Right click below to save this episode. […]
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The Art Of Praising Someone (How To Give Genuine Praise)
How do you give genuine praise? How do you express praise? We all want to praise others, but sometimes it seems extremely difficult to do so. Which is why we often resort to something like “great job” or “that’s cool: And Facebook has trained us to just “like” everything. Which means that the person who […]
How To Create An Intensely Curious First Line For Your Article
The first line is what pulls us into an article. Yet we end up writing a really boring first line. What’s worse is that you could use the power of story to create an intensely powerful first line in minutes. Don’t believe me? Well, do you have 10 minutes? Here are two methods to write […]
The Results Paradox: Why We Have To Keep Searching For New Clients
The biggest underlying success factor of a business is repeat clients. Yet time and time again, we have to keep looking for new clients. This sorry situation is often because we are seduced by information, not results. We know results are important, but we still go in the “opposite” direction. How do we solve this […]
The Not So Obvious Angles For Succeeding In Life
Do you remember the story of the Three Kings in the Bible? You might have heard that they didn’t come empty-handed. That’s because they understood one of the core principles of living was “giving”. Not all the advice you get is obvious. Let’s look at some of the not-so-obvious angles for succeeding in life. Right click […]
Why We Struggle With Writing Well (And How Your Brain Is Trying to Drive You Crazy)
When we first start writing, we know we’re hopeless. However, in time, we all get to the stage where we’re average. What does it take to become outstanding and then an absolute maestro in writing? The answer doesn’t lie in “practice, practice, practice”. Instead, it’s something as mundane as a combination of “structure” and “confidence”. […]
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Storytelling: How To Write Non-Boring Stories (While Using Rather Boring Situations)
You’d think you would need to have some scintillating stories to write a metaphor. Or worse still, you’d believe it’s a skill that only some people have and can never be learned. Well, you know what they say, right? The proof of the pudding is in the eating. And the proof of writing metaphors isn’t […]










