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The Nametag Guy Live: How to Care
LET ME ASK YA THIS… Will you dare to care? LET ME SUGGEST THIS… For the list called, “15 Ways to Out Learn Your Competitors,” send an email to me, and you win the list for free! * * * * Scott Ginsberg That Guy with the Nametag Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur, Mentor [email protected] Never the same speech twice. Now booking for 2011! Watch The Nametag Guy in action here!
Does Your Organization Pass the Rice Paper Test?
Rice paper amazes me. Fresh out the box, it looks like a paper plate. But. Dab a little water on it, wait about sixty seconds – and it morphs into a playful, clear and stretchy material that perfectly protects your delicious food, yet carries no shame about the contents within. What’s interesting is, rice paper is surprisingly strong. And durable. And it seems that no matter how many vegetables…
How to Delete the Drama from Your Life
It’s that time of year again. Spending time with families. Traveling across the country. Hopping from one party to the next. Stuffing your face with food you normally avoid. Battling against supermoms for the last American Girl doll in the store. IN SHORT: Drama. Lots of drama. The good news is, even though the world around you has more drama than the season finale of Glee, you can still…
You Don’t Have to be Steve Jobs to be Ahead of Your Time
“The best way to predict the future is to invent it.” Computer visionary Alan Kay coined that phrase in 1971. At the time, he was working in the research department of Xerox. But, as innovative as he was, he failed to convince the higher-ups that his new programming ideas would revolutionize computing. Until. Eight years later, pioneers from Apple Computers used Kay’s ideas to develop a revolutionary, user-friendly computer…
The Matt Foley Guide to Motivating the People Who Matter Most
Your employees are lazy. Your coworkers are stuck. Your children are lethargic. Your members are stagnant. Your customers are sluggish. I blame it all on Chris Farley. His Saturday Night Live character, Matt Foley, convinced us that a boisterous man in a plaid blazer, hopped up on twelve cups of coffee – who lived in a van down by the river – could motivate another human being. Yeah no….
The Nametag Guy Live: How to Turn Rare into Remarkable
This excerpt comes from a recent presentation in Atlantic City with my client, Ultra Diamonds. These guys are busting their butts during the holiday season to make sure their customers look and feel like a million bucks. They’re truly heroes. LET ME ASK YA THIS… Whom are you a hero to? LET ME SUGGEST THIS… For the list called, “15 Ways to Out Learn Your Competitors,” send an email…
How to Thank
Thanksgiving isn’t just about giving thanks. It’s about football, overeating, family feuding, travel atrocities, excessive shopping, more overeating, napping, more football, and most importantly, having the same three-minute conversation over and over again with people you don’t even like and should have unfriended on Facebook years ago. Best. Holiday. Ever. Anyway, it’s Wednesday night, it’s raining, and we’ve got a long weekend ahead of us. But as I sit…
How to Take the Road Less Traveled and Still Arrive at Your Destination in One Peace
Robert Frost was right. Taking the road less traveled makes all the difference. THE QUESTION IS: How do you navigate that road and still arrive at your destination in one piece? And not just in one piece – in one peace, too? My name is Scott, and I’ve been taking the road less traveled pretty much my whole life. Especially since I graduated from college. That was the last…
The Nametag Guy Live: How to Infect People
LET ME ASK YA THIS… Who’s joining you? LET ME SUGGEST THIS… For the list called, “11 Ways to Become Brilliant By Next Thursday ,” send an email to me, and you win the list for free! * * * * Scott Ginsberg That Guy with the Nametag Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur, Mentor [email protected] Never the same speech twice. Now booking for 2011! Watch The Nametag Guy in action here!
How to Murder the Average and become a Monument of Awesome
Average inhibits your ability to grow. Average chokes your ability to matter. Average numbs your ability to contribute. And priding yourself on average means programming yourself for irrelevancy. On the other hand… Awesome is the invitation of success. Awesome is the birthplace of meaningful. Awesome is the quickest, shortest path to greatness. And priding yourself on awesome means programming yourself for superiority. Which one do you personify? Which one…