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Watch Scott Ginsberg’s Interview on The Big Business Show w/Rod Kirby
Learn more about Rod’s very cool show here. LET ME ASK YA THIS… What are you known for? LET ME SUGGEST THIS… For the list called, “8 Ways to Move Quickly on New Opportunities” send an email to me, and you win the list for free! * * * * Scott Ginsberg That Guy with the Nametag Author, Speaker, Publisher, Artist, Mentor [email protected] Never the same speech twice. Now…
Download Every Book Scott Ginsberg Has Ever Written, For Free, Right Now, For Real!
As an artist, I’d rather be heard than paid. My entire career as a writer, publisher, performer and consultant has flourished on the power of giving myself away. And considering the current expectation of the marketplace, why charge customers for a digital cow they’re already milking for free? Enjoy all 13 of my books as free downloads. For real. (Also, please tell everyone you know to come to www.StealScottsBooks.com)…
Scott Ginsberg’s Keynote Speech: Hire Yourself! Burn Your Resume & Create a Career That Counts
This clip is fromThe Go Network on Vimeo! LET ME ASK YA THIS… Have you ever thought about hiring yourself? LET ME SUGGEST THIS… For the list called, “16 Ways to be the Best,” send an email to me, and you win the list for free! * * * * Scott Ginsberg That Guy with the Nametag Author, Speaker, Publisher, Artist, Mentor [email protected] Never the same speech twice. Now…
The Joy of Equal Footing
Not to brag, but I hold the world record for wearing nametags. Don’t act like you’re not impressed. But as the world’s foremost expert, I am uniquely qualified to give an opinion on how nametags should be worn. Here’s my theory: No last names. No company names. No logos. No titles. No acronyms. No designations. First name only. Nothing else.This levels the playing field. This restores the balance of…
The Analog Friend Request
The road less traveled isn’t just foggy – it’s lonely. Whether you’re a writer, freelancer, artist, entrepreneur, or part of a mobile workforce, there are more people going it alone that every before in history. Our culture encourages it, our technology enables it and our economy demands it. Which is great for productivity and flexibility. But we’re still human. And human beings are social animals. Creativity without community, isn’t.And…
NametagTV: Touchy Feely
If you want to reach the world. If you want to make a name for yourself. If you want to win with the people who matter most. You have to use your hand, and you have to use your heart. And I know what you’re thinking. Great. Is he going to get all touchy feely now? Yes. That’s exactly what’s going to happen, because that’s exactly what people crave….
What My Nametag Taught Me About Entrepreneurship
After four thousand days of wearing a nametag, I’ve learned more lessons about being an entrepreneur than I ever could have learned in college. Straight from my column on monthly column on American Express Open Forum, here are a few to consider: 1. Interaction is the agent of human decision. Any time people decide to listen to, buy from, get behind, partner with or tell others about you, it’s…
Everything I Know About Marketing I Learned From My Nametag
I’ve been wearing a nametag for four thousand consecutive days. More importantly, I’ve turned that quest into a career as a writer, publisher, speaker, consultant and artist. In the process, I’ve learned a lot of valuable lessons. From my monthly column on American Express Open Forum, here are a few to consider: 1. It’s not a nametag – it an advertisement. I used to think advertising was cool. When…
When Steve Jobs Freed Us
Sometimes you have to say no to the good so you can say yes to the best. Steve Jobs taught me that. In a recent interview with Fortune, he made a similar distinction: “People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve focus on. But that’s not what it means at all. It means saying no to the hundred other good ideas that there are. You have to…
Stomaching the Fear of Disconnection
Last week I shared a shuttle with a flight attendant. She was complaining about young people’s inability to shut off their phones right before takeoff. “It’s only a two-hour flight. You’d think it was the end of the world for these kids!” Oh, but it is. Considering the average teenager uses the Internet fifty hours a week — seventy percent of which are on their mobile devices – two…