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Issue Twenty: May 2011
Two things to do if you have an important call or meeting
Issue Nineteen: February 2011
Adding Value, Jargon or Reality?
Issue Eighteen: November 2010
Do customers every question you on your prices?
Issue Seventeen: June 2010
Thinking can be a dangerous sport. Are you indulging in it?
Issue Sixteen: April 2010
The opening dialogue with potential customers and what an influence this can have
Issue Fifteen: February 2010
Beware the implications of using the word but
Issue Fourteen: December 2009
Stop It
Issue Thirteen: November 2009
Are you a Drain or a Radiator?
Issue Twelve: June 2009
Change your attitude to your 'weaknesses'
Issue Eleven: June 2009
'Try This Beaker' Stay in the moment, the past is gone
Issue Ten: June 2009
'7 Closes for 7 Customers' Close more business by getting in tune with customers
Issue Nine: April 2009
'Sorry, s'not my job mate' Create the best environment you can for clients
Issue Eight: March 2009
'The Curious Incidents of the Dog in the Kitchen' Tips for dealing with a 'difficult' client
Issue Seven: February 2009
'The Broken Toilet' Feeling blocked or challenged? Maybe a different view will help
Issue Six: January 2009
'Ready... Aim... Fire' a thought on the subject of goals, targets and opportunities to start 2009
Issue Five: December 2008
'The L.U.V Factor' stand out from the crowd by making the client feel valued
Issue Four: November 2008
'Happy Ears' Look for the underlying message in what someone's saying.
Issue Three: October 2008
'Business Development Ability' something you're born with? ...or can it be developed?
Issue Two: September 2008
'The Perfect Rucksack' Reminds us of the importance of asking a client good questions - questions that can increase business.
Issue One: August 2008
'Did your mum ever tell you to mind your language' We had a look at the way you use language can have an effect on your business.


