YOU GOTTA HAVE BALLS WITH @BrandonSteiner

March 21

YOU GOTTA HAVE BALLS WITH @BrandonSteiner

Founder and chairman of Steiner Sports Marketing and Memorabilia and author of You Gotta Have Balls, Brandon Steiner, stopped by and talked about his new book and all the latest news in sports.

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The Best Way to Look for a Job

March 21

The Best Way to Look for a Job

So many college graduates (and recently, more “seasoned” people) call me and ask if I have any work for them, or if I know of any openings. To put it mildly, I do not think this is the best way to look for a job.

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How Overcoming Objections Got Me into Syracuse

March 20

How Overcoming Objections Got Me into Syracuse

Overcoming objections is a necessary part of chasing your goals.

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How is Your Ability to Make the Sale?

March 18

How is Your Ability to Make the Sale?

Today I am pleased to present a post by my good friend, Jeffrey Gitomer. Jeffrey is an accomplished author and speaker on sales and business.

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Blessings in Disguise

March 18

Blessings in Disguise

Could Mariano Rivera's injury have been one those divine blessings in disguise?

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Get Busy

March 14

Get Busy

Most people think they want to get busier on non-busy days.

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How to Really Apologize

March 14

How to Really Apologize

Last week I was at a Bat Mitzvah and the rabbi gave a sermon on one problem with today’s youth: they don’t own up to their mistakes enough. They don't know how to really apologize.

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Should College Athletes Be Paid?

March 14

Should College Athletes Be Paid?

As I watch my beloved Syracuse in their last Big East tournament, and look forward to the Big Dance, I thought it might be a good time to tell you about a couple of things that annoy me about NCAA basketball:

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Do Unto Others More Than They'd Do For You

March 11

Do Unto Others More Than They'd Do For You

I've talked before about the value of What Else (giving people an extra little something for their money), the art of gift giving, and how Derek Jeter plays the game, not the score.

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