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Business Sales Coach for Introverts, Shy and Reluctant
http://www.patricia-weber.com
Introverts in particular have innate strengths that can help us to be more successful, influential and effective yet they are usually underplayed to all the extroverting activities. Put your reluctance on hold, check your shyness at the door and listen up, because starting today things are about to change for you on many exciting levels.
Recent Posts
Practice the Go-Giver Law of Receptivity to Be A Better Giver
The Go-Giver Five Laws of Stratospheric Success are a message for anyone, introvert and extrovert. While as an introvert some have a greater resonance for me, they all can benefit everyone. As you read about them, and live them, they create an inner ...
Introverts, you, as Go-Giver, are the most valuable gift you have to offer.
What is authenticity? Just why does this Go-Giver law help free the introvert in business to be themself? When it seems like most of the world is made up of extroverts you might find yourself struggling with being authentic. I mean really; come on. A...
Introverts Find Success in Networking with a Go-Giver Focus
If you’ve read my Networking Secrets for Sales Reluctance: How I Overcame Unsuccessful Networking as an Introvert, you’ll partly know why I love The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann. For almost my first 10 years in business my me...
Introverts and Extroverts Find Business Success with Other-Focus
As much as I think of myself as an other-focused person, there’s a great deal to learn about living a givers-gain life. That’s why the authors Bob Burg and John David Mann different approach in The Go-Giver, prompted me to contact Bob to ...
Book Review: Introverts in the Church
I’m thankful for my Twitter connection with the introvert minister Adam McHugh. Here’s why it’s a must read – whether you are Christian, Jewish or even non-believer. God’s hand in the creation of and love for the introver...
How to Prevent Your Business from Death on the Vine
In times of plenty, when there is more certainty and confidence, businesses may have the luxury of customers or clients being on their front door step. These are not necessarily those times for many businesses. But just because there’s no crowd at ...

