My wife, Gail, and I have been married for thirty-five years. She is my lover, my best friend, and my coach. But a few months ago we had a doozy of a fight.
In this brief video I talk about the importance of retention in building your blog’s traffic. Simply put, you can’t afford to lose readers if you want to grow.
If you are losing readers, especially subscribers, it is usually for one of six reasons:
Whether you are a professional speaker—or just want to be—the Launch Conference will teach you how to start where you are and take your business to the next level.
When I speak publicly, I often ask how many people believe in the power of written goals. Every hand shoots up. Yet when I ask how many of them have written goals for this year, very few hands go up.
This always surprises me, given the fact most people know intuitively (and research has proved) that those who write their goals down accomplish significantly more than those who do not write their goals.
SCORRE is the only training of its kind. It goes deeper than just learning to overcome fear and use worn-out delivery techniques. With our unique, proven SCORRETM system, we drill down to the foundation of your speaking—your preparation. You will learn to prepare powerfully focused, crystal clear talks and then deliver them with confidence and power.
Though we live in a very exciting time in history, it is filled with distractions. Regardless, you and I still have to get real work done. That requires focus.
The market is more crowded than ever. Worse, people are more distracted than ever. To succeed, you need a platform. The Platform Conference is designed to give you an unfair advantage in launching or building yours.
I’d like to invite you to join me and my friend Jeff Goins for a free, LIVE platform-building teleseminar on Thursday, June 20th at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time (7:00 p.m. Central, 6:00 p.m. Mountain, 5:00 p.m. Pacific).
2013 Platform Conference, Nashville, Tennessee
During the call, I’ll be interviewing Jeff, who will share how he …
According to psychologists, most people have a greater fear of public speaking than of death. As someone who trains speakers professionally, I can attest this is true.
It certainly was for me. Even after I had been speaking publicly for years, I still struggled with fear. Even when I was well-prepared. This happened nearly every time I spoke.
I am looking forward to speaking at this three-day conference for authors, speakers, and leaders. Gail and I will also be attending the entire conference, so we can learn too.