Blogging – An Essential Marketing Tool for Business

Businesses today need to think differently if they want to compete in this fast paced world that tweets, checks-in and gives thousands of status updates everyday. One of the most overlooked marketing initiatives is communicating with their customers and potential customers by blogging.

Bea Fields, president of Bea Fields Companies, Inc. joined 30 Minute Business Dig to share her expertise in the blogging explosion and why businesses must embrace this social networking tool. Read More »

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To Win the Game, You Need a Coach!

Every great performer, professional athlete, business legend or performing superstar is surrounded by coaches and advisors.  Do you know why? Because they know the key to their success is by having a coach. It’s been proven and it would be foolish to think they could make it without one.

  • Do you have someone in your life who is always in your corner?
  • Do you have someone who helps you achieve your best in your career and your personal life?
  • Do you have someone who helps you to develop skills for effective decision-making?
  • Do you have someone who in your life who always tells you the truth?

A coach is purposefully-driven and focused on your success. Your coach honors and celebrates your wins in life and helps you to develop your best tools to learn from failures, successes, and life experiences.

Your Coach = Your Success Partner!

Click here to read my latest article in Jersey Shore Woman Newspaper on what to look for and expect in a coaching relationship.

The podcast below is from my Blog Talk Radio Show, 30 Minute Business Dig, with co-host Deborah Frey. This 30 minute episode explores reasons people hire coaches, what is expected in the coaching relationship, what results you can expect from using a coach, and how to choose a coach.

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An Edgy Conversation with Dan Waldschmidt

Edgy conversations are the backbone of Dan Waldschmidt’s approach to making a difference.  According to Dan, most of our conversations are lame and we’ve forgotten how to be intimate and real in our dialogue. His blog, the Edge of Explosion, was rated by the Wall Street Journal as one of the top seven sales blogs anywhere on the Internet. Dan doesn’t settle for corporate speak and instead challenges us to have intimate conversations that truly make us pause. Can you even remember the last conversation that did that for you?

Dan joined 30 Minute Business Dig on Blog Talk Radio to share his story and insights to getting “edgy.” He states, “It’s not what we do, it’s who we are.”

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Coloring Outside the Lines Without Falling Off the Page

Jeff Tobe, author and speaker, joined 30 Minute Business Dig to inspire businesses to think more creatively when interacting with their customers. In today’s economy, we can no longer continue to do what we’ve always done and expect different results. We need to be innovative and step out of our comfort zones to gain the competitive edge.

Jeff shares stories to illustrate his point throughout the interview. It’s entertaining and informative at the same time! After you listen, please comment with how you are creating unforgettable customer experiences!

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Are You a Victim of Limited Thinking?

Have you ever wondered how athletes break records? How millonaires make their millions?

Simply put, they accomplished what many of us think is not possible by believing they can do it.  We are conditioned from a very young age to accept patterns of limited thinking – much like “the world is flat” or ” no one can break the four minute mile“.

Roger Bannister Breaks the Four Minute Mile


We are all a product of our past, which may have resulted in a limited belief system. We have many beliefs that we have accepted over time as true and have never challenged whether they are valid or not. If you don’t believe you can break a record, you won’t. If you don’t believe you can earn what you are worth, you won’t.   We allow our beliefs to stop us without even challenging them.

Here is a three step process to break free of outdated mindsets, practices and limiting beliefs.

  1. Question Your Belief – Just because you believe it doesn’t mean it’s true. They are only true because you’ve decided  and agreed they are true.
  2. Change Your Belief – If it’s not true, change your way of thinking. This may mean you’ll need to also make an attitude shift. Beliefs are formed through repeated thoughts that you most likely learned from an early age. Now that they are a part of your subconsciously, you need to make a conscious effort to think differently.
  3. Take Action -  Roger Bannister did not break the four minute mile because he simply believed he could. He practiced! For you to achieve your goals, dreams and aspirations, you need to take some form of action.

What are some of your examples of how your beliefs and limited thinking stop you from achieving what you really want? Add your comments and ways you’ve overcome them!

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