How to Become a Networking Ninja to Forge Powerful Connections and Grow Your Business (Without Feeling Awkward)

By Alan D. Benson We all must have relationships if we want to build our business because they are the lifeblood of any business. In today’s hyper-connected world, where networks can make or break your brand, the ability to forge powerful relationships is no longer a soft skill. It’s a superpower. But let’s face it; traditional networking events can feel forced and awkward, leaving you wondering if the effort was even worth it. Fear not,…

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How to Achieve Your New Year’s Resolutions: 10 proven strategies that work!

Written by Alan D. Benson It is the new year, and many of us have new year resolutions that we aim to achieve. Setting these resolutions can be exciting and daunting, whether losing weight, getting a job promotion, or learning a new skill. While some of us have great intentions to attain them, staying on course to achieve them can be difficult. Unfortunately, studies have shown that only a few people achieve their New Year’s…

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Are You Living a Life Where Nothing Seems to Go Your Way? How to Change Your Negative Circumstances into Positive Outcomes

By Alan D. Benson Life can be very complex, and our circumstances are vital in how we feel, react, and stay motivated. In some situations, we can control, while in others we cannot. Adverse circumstances, such as being laid off or fired from a job or a relationship breakup, could paralyze who we are and how we move forward. Those situations or any negative situation could play on our psyche. Before we know it, we…

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Treating People the Way You want to be Treated. A Recipe for Developing and Sustaining Relationships

Written by Alan D. Benson Treating people the way you want to be treated can be seen as the golden rule of relationships. While growing up, my parents instilled in me that I had to be mindful of how I talked and respected people. So, I had to be in tune with my emotions, consciousness, body language, and delivery of my conversations. This required me to do a great deal of reflection and look in…

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