I don’t care if you’re an early riser or a night owl, you need to start the day off on the right foot in order for it to be productive.
But if you want to take that productivity to greater heights, then you must avoid these 4 things that can get in your way.
In this interview, Nathalie talked about the importance of mindset and her D.N.A. System. She also shared some grand tips on how to beat impostor syndrome.
Nathalie Plamondon-Thomas is a Confidence Expert, 2021 Canadian Presenter of the Year – Conférencière Bilingue, and an 8 times International #1 Bestselling Author. Her THINK Yourself® CONFIDENT keynote is engaging, fun and providing mind blowing neuroscience in layman’s terms on how people use their brain wrong and proven strategies to make it work for you. “If you don’t learn to control your thoughts & emotions, they will control you!”
Are you ready to Unlock Your Full Potential through finding Confidence?
So, which way? This way? That way? The other way? Which way are we supposed to go?
Do you find that nowadays, we get so much conflicting advice as far as what we should do, that it gets even harder to figure it out? Because it’s unknown.
We get people coming to us to tell us: “Well, with all my experience, you should never do this, or you should always do that.” And everyone is saying the opposite of each other.
It’s confusing, because then we wonder: “What am I supposed to do?”
As a young girl growing up in Lithuania, Rasa DiSalvo knew by the age of nine that she wanted to live near the beach in the United States.
Today, as she glances out from her Manhattan Beach, California home office, well, no need to guess what she sees.
Getting from there – wherever “there” is – to here is rarely a straight line.
DiSalvo discovered that by connecting what she calls feminine and masculine energies, a person can unlock limiting beliefs and build strategies for a thriving career and life.
Is selling your weak spot? Have you ever felt “pushy” when selling something?
Visualization doesn’t work… Unless you do it in a very specific way.
Research shows that simply visualizing yourself having reached your goal is not enough in order to make a difference in the chances that you have of achieving it.
Are you being intentional about your time on social media? That was just one valuable lesson from Diana Morgan on last week’s Master Class. You have to C.A.R.E. – Connect, Acknowledge, Respond, and Engage!
There were so many valuable nuggets and Grand connections made.
7 Tips to Bring in the Wow Factor!
Photos have a huge impact on us because we’re highly visual creatures.
When you consider that over 90% of the information, we take in is visual, photography takes on a whole new perspective.
Think of how powerful your photos could be on Instagram, a popular social media platform that focuses on photography.
There’s even more to the power of photos because photos bring back different memories, experiences and emotions in just 150 milliseconds.
Emotions are important and move you to take an action such as double tapping on Instagram, joining your email list and commenting.
If the viewer feels nothing, they’re more likely to move on. When they feel emotion, they will spend their precious time with you.
There were so many valuable nuggets and connections made.
Some takeaways to watch for in the recording are:
Members were so grateful for the opportunity to learn Steve’s Blueprint Framework for Selling.
This recording is a must watch for any members wanting to get better results from their sales pre presentations and 1:1 meetings.
“If you don’t know your numbers, you don’t know your business.” — Marcus Lemonis
There were so many valuable nuggets and connections made. Members, you can catch the recording in the Hub.
We announced the details of our new COLLABORATIVE PODCAST PROMOTION CAMPAIGN.
This cooperative package, FREE for group members includes:
Get your podcast up in the listings!
Do you have a podcast, want to start a podcast or have a client with a podcast? Our next podcaster meeting is Sept 13.
Hailed as the social networking site for business professionals since its inception, LinkedIn continues to thrive in a highly volatile social media climate.
As of this writing, the site, nearing a generation into its existence, is awash with activity—a far cry from what it looked like back in the day.
As LinkedIn has changed, so have the ways we engage on it.
We no longer communicate purely for new business or new employment.
LinkedIn now holds a mirror to the human condition.
The Grand Connection has been nominated in two fabulous award categories for the Business from the Heart Conference and Awards Gala, hosted by our friends at Your Holistic Earth.
Many of our Grand Connection members have also been nominated and we are so proud of each and everyone of the nominees who influence and impact the world in meaningful, positive ways as entrepreneurs.
Sharing the Voices of Visionaries Leading in the Golden Age with your host Mary Gooden.
In this episode, Carolyn Cooper-McOuatt will be sharing …
We are in the world of Web 3.0 now.
Just to review, Web 1.0 which began in the 1990’s was about sharing information.
Web 2.0 was about reading and writing, an exchange of ideas, and then became even more about interacting when social media started.
Now we are in Web 3.0 which is even more about interacting, building relationships.
In many ways it may still look like we’re in 2.0 because much of Web 3.0 development is happening on the “back end”, the web we don’t see.
It’s about search results.
Soon you will see the changes on the front end.
Wasn’t today a totally amazing and mind-blowing event? Thanks to Leading LinkedIn Expert JD Gershbein, our brilliant speaker for our GC Speaker event today.
LinkedIn is an ever changing platform that we, professionals and companies, should be on. It is also now favoring community builders and content creators.
During his talk JD shared lots of nuggets related to the following topics:
How do you know when it’s time for a walk?
If you feel like you’re losing energy or steam throughout the day, it’s time for a walk.
If you’re indecisive as to what to do next — even after staring at your to-do list for a while — it’s time for a walk.
