Mackay Maxim: Staying in touch does not mean making a pest of yourself. One of the most important tasks you can undertake is keeping in touch with the people you meet. When we grow our networks, it’s important to keep conversations flowing and to keep supporting those who might help us sometime down the line.
Watch on YouTube Cliff Jones: Ladies and gentlemen, Cliff Jones, Harvey Mackay Academy. I am thrilled to have Greg Williams with us, master negotiator and body language expert. Greg. Good morning. Pleasure to have you with us at Harvey Mackay Academy Greg Williams: Good morning to you Cliff, and thank you for the invitation. Cliff Jones: Ladies
Years ago one of the most popular shows on television was “Candid Camera,” which captured funny reactions to situations on a hidden camera. Then a reporter would surprise the subjects and point to the hidden camera. One set-up that I remember in particular was a little grocery store that put a big table heaped with
Watch on YouTube Cliff Jones: Hello Ladies and gentlemen, Cliff Jones with Harvey Mackay and I’m pleased to introduce with us today to you Dr. Tony Byers, PhD Global Diversity and Inclusion Expert. Welcome Tony. Dr. Tony Byers: Thank you Cliff I appreciate the opportunity to be here with you this afternoon. Cliff Jones: Great to have
In my favorite comic strip “Peanuts,” drawn by Charles Schulz, Lucy asks Charlie Brown what day of the week he likes best. For the next few frames, we see Charlie thinking and thinking. Finally, he says, “You know, I’ve always been kind of fond of tomorrow.” For once, I have to disagree with good old
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