Top of Mind is a book for business leaders, public speakers, social media influencers, thought leaders, personal brands, and any company that wants to build meaningful relationships with its audience and industry influencers through a powerful content strategy.
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In this episode of the Paul Minors podcast, I chat with Robert Plotkin all about technology and mindfulness. If you haven't heard of Robert before, here's his very impressive bio:
Multipliers is an excellent book for leaders who want to bring change in their organisation and the whole world. It will be a valuable tool for everyone from first-time managers to world leaders. Corporate executives will immediately see its relevance, but so will leaders in mid-sized businesses, for- and non-profit organisations, startups, and the government.
One of the few email newsletters I’ve signed up for is the Daily Stoic. Each day you receive a thoughtful email about how to live a better life by following stoic teachings.
Last week, I received an email that really resonated with me. In a nutshell, the email was saying, “If you seek tranquillity… do less”. I love the simplicity of this quote and thought it would be worth deconstructing a little further.
This is a great book for anyone working in or interested in the marketing world. As Godin says: “Marketing is all around us. From your first memories to the moments before you began to read this book, you have been inundated by marketing. You learned to read from the logos on the side of the road, and you spend your time and your money in response to what marketers have paid to put in front of you.”
In this video, I'll show you some ways you can take advantage of milestones for planning projects and company goals in Asana.
A few weeks ago I had a call with a previous customer of mine, Frederick Johnson. Frederick purchased my How to become a “virtual consultant” program to help grow his podcast, This Week in Photo. Frederick then emailed me and said the following:
This book aims to teach people how to sell their product or service. Even better, it shows how people can change the lives of their customers for the better. Most customers want this and the book will greatly assist you in performing this service. If you have some other endeavor, such as making a team or winning someone else's heart then there may be words of wisdom for you as well.
In last week’s blog post about self-doubt, one of the ideas I touched on was whether you should have a ‘Someday/Maybe’ list or not. To recap, in case you missed it, my argument is that:
‘Will it Fly?' is a book for the budding entrepreneur, particularly one intending to use the Internet. The book attempts to answer the question and provide the means for finding the answer so that the embryonic tycoon can find out if his or her business idea will work. The book is very readable and is full of fascinating ideas based on the author's vast experience.