Business Benefits to Publishing a Book
We all know that being a published author gives you instant credibility and status in your industry. It sets you apart from the hundreds of
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JB Spisso’s mission is this; to transform individuals into leaders. It’s a mission honed with over 26 years of military service, leading in some of the most elite troops and schools in the United States. An interesting thing about the military, every warrior, regardless of rank, is considered a leader. Warrior Leadership embodies this philosophy. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned CEO or a first-time manager, captain of a sports team, or a stay-at-home mom. Each of us has the ability, and, more importantly, the responsibility to lead. Warrior Leadership uses real-life examples to lay out the steps necessary to become the leader you were intended to be. From finding your leadership style to enhancing group dynamics and team chemistry, JB tackles these topics like the warrior he is; talking as much about his failures and what he learned, as his successes. After all, warriors learn from warriors. Are you ready?
ARE YOU READY TO TAKE PART IN THIS GROWING TREND? In a recent vacation rental survey, Trip Advisor® found that 60% of respondents reported plans to stay in a vacation rental in the coming year. More and more travelers are choosing to rent homes with finer amenities and better rates than expensive hotels. NOT SURE WHERE TO START? Steve Schwab has over 15 years in the business. Within these pages you’ll get an insider’s advice on what you need to know to be a successful vacation rental owner. Here are just a few of the critical topics: • Setting goals for income and personal use • Finding the right property in the right location • Assessing the risks and rewards of vacation rental ownership • Setting Guest expectations • Internal and external amenities you must have • How to determine if you should DIY or hire a Property Management Company • How to compare Property Management firms to pick the best fit for you. WHY WAIT? THE TIME IS NOW!
With the return of golf to the Rio Olympics in 2016 can we finally put to rest the questions of “is golf a sport” and “are golfers really athletes”? Golf has always been a sport that requires athletic ability: strength, flexibility, balance and stamina, but it’s only been in the last ten years that adhering to a fitness regimen specifically for golf has become the name of the game. Improving your fitness is critical to your ability to maintain a good golf swing. And a good golf swing is critical to playing the game well year after year and round after round.
If you’re serious about wanting to improve your game then a fitness routine specifically designed to work the muscles used in the golf swing will be key to making that happen. Not to mention that correct stretching and exercising of those muscles is exactly what is needed to prevent injury. This becomes more and more important as we age and our bodies naturally start to lose elasticity and flexibility. The exercises in Maximize Your Golf Swing are specifically designed to do both.
At one time or another most business owners will be presented with the opportunity to set up a “vendor” table or booth. This can be an incredible way of letting a large number of people learn about your business, product or service. But it can also be a costly undertaking if not done correctly. You need to make sure that your table is engaging, on point and effective. A Networker’s Guide to Engaging Table Displays takes you through the steps of understanding your target market, defining your objective, creating the actual display and how to effectively “work” your table. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll learn:
The Best Referral and Lead Generation Tool You’ll Ever Use
We all know that being a published author gives you instant credibility and status in your industry. It sets you apart from the hundreds of
In an earlier post I talked about designing a cover for your target audience. If you are authoring your book to be your “ultimate business
Ben Franklin stated, “If you want to be remembered well after you pass away, either write things worth reading or do things worth writing.” He