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Overnight Sensation
http://blog.jvf.com
We all have goals and we all want to succeed, but we don't want to have to wait to get there. Overnight Sensation includes tips and information to help you communicate better and define what you want so you can get results faster.
- Added on: Mar 9th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: James Feudo
- Listed in: Development and Growth Business
- Tags: communication goal setting Networking interviewing public speaking
Recent Posts
10 Things You Should Know About Job Hunting
Whether you’ve been laid off, downsized, quit due to frustration, forced out or you’re absolutely miserable in your current situation – if you’re looking for work, you probably know how difficult it is to find a good job, espe...
10 Things You Should Know About Public Speaking
My first “Ten things you should know about…” post is on (big surprise) Public Speaking. It’s the number one social fear and many people fear it more than death. Yet, there are people out there that you’ve probably never...
Ten Things That Will Guarantee Your Speech Will Bomb
There are endless tips out there to help you give a successful speech so I thought I’d take a different approach with this article. Instead of giving you tips that may or may not help you give a great speech, I figured I’d point out ten t...
What to Do When You’re Asked to Give a Speech
Not everyone has the luxury of time when they’re asked to give a speech. Perhaps they’re working on an important project at work and then asked to make a presentation to “sell” it to other parts of the company. Or maybe they a...
Another Speaking Site to Check Out
A couple weeks back I pointed out some excellent websites by people who I feel really know their stuff about speaking. These folks are not only speakers that speak about speaking (I know, that sounds confusing) but their material is good – in other...
Are Business Cards Needed For a Job Search?
The answer is an absolute “Yes.” I’ve been to far too many networking events where job seekers have attended unprepared. Yes it’s good to bring a stack of resumes with you (and even better to keep them in your car and/or have ...
