Today we are going to discuss why so-called good news don’t do as well as fear mongering, gossip, and negativity.
If you checked my You Tube subscriptions you will primarily find a mix of politics, sports, and celebrity gossip. Also, to a much lesser degree, you will also find a few motivational speakers. Who and what are you following in social media?
Our guest today, Dr. Pia Woodley is a United States Navy veteran retiring with the senior officer rank of Lieutenant Commander. If you like acronyms that is LCDR. Today, she works as Faculty and Internship Coordinator at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. She also serves on the council for the Florida Veterans Hall of Fame, which recognizes and honors military veterans who have made significant contribution to Florida.
Speaking at events can help build awareness of your business and establish you as an expert in your field.
Are you terrified of public speaking? If you said, “Yes”, you are not alone.
Today we are discussing what you can do to learn to speak publicly with ease and how taking time to prepare, to calm your nerves, and to understand your audience can help you become a great public speaker.
Whether you are a new or veteran business owner you need visibility and ways to stay top of mind in your market. A great public relations plan can support your goals in the best way.
Today we’re briefly sharing a few public relations strategies that may be helpful for you. We know that some of you may have tried some of these strategies already. If so, and you are willing to share your experience: good, questionable, or even an outright horror tale, then please send your story to us at [email protected]. Let’s connect, uplift, and promote together!
We have elections in the United States every year. Some years there are major elections involving federal positions that may impact everyone. Other times the emphasis is on state, county, city, and other local positions. Regardless of the level of the elections, it can generate intense feelings leading to high levels of stress.
You’ve probably noticed that our politics are becoming more divisive. TV commentators and family members argue about who should win an election, why their preferred candidates should run, what is needed to get the outcomes they want and more.
How do you see yourself? Is the way your see yourself, aligned with the way others see you? What about your business? Is it top of mind for your customers or is it easy for them to drive by because there isn’t enough enthusiasm for them to patronize you?
Our guest today, Dr. Rosalind Lewis Tompkins, also known as the “Hopeologist,” is a trailblazer in personal empowerment and social transformation. With a background in addiction counseling, she founded Mothers in Crisis, Inc. in 1991, positively impacting tens of thousands of lives.
Dr. Tompkins was instrumental in establishing April as the National Month of Hope. Hope is her brand!
She has also founded the Hopeologist® Academy; the Turning Point International Church; the Chapel of Mothers in Crisis, as well as she is the founding apostle of Turning Point International Alliance, which encompasses ministries and churches across Africa, Asia, and beyond.
A dynamic entrepreneur and author, she continues to inspire through her “Practice of Hopeology,”.
How do you see yourself? Is the way your see yourself, aligned with the way others see you? What about your business? Is it top of mind for your customers or is it easy for them to drive by because there isn’t enough enthusiasm for them to patronize you?
Today, we will discuss 4 concepts that can significantly boost your personal and professional brand by shaping your mindset, actions, and the image you project. They are: positive thinking; raising the bar; believing in yourself; and mastering yourself.
Whether you are an entrepreneur or professional on the rise, this podcast provides insightful interviews and real-world solutions to help connect, uplift, and promote you.
Why do we like change?
Aristotle said, “Change in all things is sweet”.
Nido Qubein said, “Change brings opportunity”, and
Jeff Bezos said, “What’s dangerous is not to evolve”.
We were so excited when we published the first episode of Season 2 of The Cup of Glo Podcast in January. Now, the time has come for us to make a few changes for Season 3. As we move into Season 3, we’re magnifying our focus to help you to amplify your voices. We will dive deeper into your inspiring stories and provide actionable strategies that may help your business grow. On occasion, we will highlight common problems faced by small businesses.
Today’s program highlights one of the most persistent problems for small businesses: The challenge of building long-term relationships with customers.