May

29

Stop Beating Yourself Up!

Category: Leadership, Organizational Culture, Personal Growth, Success | 3 Comments

When you’re invested in something; really invested in something that’s important to you, and you don’t see it going in the direction you’d hoped; when you’ve put your heart and soul into accomplishing something, building something, or creating something; when you’re the driving force behind an organization, a project, or a bold vision; when YOU […]

May

22

On Vacation

Category: Miscellaneous | Leave a Comment

Hi Everyone,
This is just a quick message to let you all know that I’m on vacation this week.
I’ll be posting new content again on 5/29. In the meantime, here are some links to some old posts that you may have missed along the way. I hope you enjoy them!
All the Best,
-Erek
Facing […]

May

20

Doing the Things You Don’t Want to Do

Category: Business Development, Leadership, Management, Organizational Culture, Success | 6 Comments

This topic came up recently in an executive coaching session. In my notes for the client, I added the following words of caution about avoiding the things you don’t feel like doing…
“You’ve produced some really awesome results so far, but this only the tip of the iceberg. Your mind will tell you that […]

May

15

Keys to Effective Delegating: Addressing Slips and Mistakes

Category: Communication Skills, Leadership, Management, Organizational Culture, Success | 4 Comments

Last week, in an article entitled Delegating Like a Pro in 10 Easy Steps!, I gave you a step-by-step set of instructions on how to delegate tasks to other people.
Today, I’m looking at the dark and seedy underbelly of the delegating world…that terrible place where leaders and managers must go when that which […]

May

13

Conversational Marketing Boosts Campaign Results!!

Category: Business Development, Management | 1 Comment

This post was contributed by guest author Sheldon Yarmovsky, a Verve List small business partner
If you really analyze most marketing campaigns, you’ll find a ton of data about a company’s product coming at the prospective buyer in the form of product literature, or direct mail and email. Unfortunately, what many business owners fail to […]

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