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The Power of Connection

Even my AI clone knows: Connection requires more than a text In this 7-minute ‘Leadership Deep-Dive,’ I’ve tasked an AI version of my voice to

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The Sugar Plum Factor

Listen to the Audio Version Every December, something curious happens.Perfectly competent adults begin drifting in and out of focus, juggling year-end deadlines with visions of

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Love Your Customers

Truth vs. Candor

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

Transparency

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

time management

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

Teamwork

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

team leadership

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

tag line and slogan creation

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

Strategic Thinking

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

strategic planning

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

self limiting beliefs

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

self leaderhship

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

Self Awareness

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?
Love Your Customers

Reputations

The Customer Is NOT Always Right
How often do we see companies who live by the noble creed: The Customer is ALWAYS right? Is it possible that this approach could be self-defeating by ultimately damaging the commitment of the very customer service people who they hope to inspire?

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