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#MotivationMonday

Achievement seems to be connected with action. Successful men and women keep moving. They make mistakes but they don’t quit. ~ Conrad Hilton ~

November 9, 2015

Describe EO in ONE Word

What one word would you use to describe EO? Here are a few responses that we received: “Roots. If you are a tree, then EO is your root system. The more you get involved, the stronger and deeper your roots become, allowing you the foundation to build a great life and business." -Jason McDougall “Instrumental.

November 9, 2015

Note to Self: Brace for Growth

By Joanne Williams, Co-Founder and Deputy Managing Director of Nido Petroleum Getting old can be scary. I learned that the hard way when it came to my business. Three years ago, we were a small entity eager to learn. We were young, ambitious and ready to take the world by storm. And then we had a

November 7, 2015

Separating Yourself from the Pack

By Andrea Culligan, an EO Sydney member and CEO of Harteffect What’s in a name? As it turns out— a lot, actually. Here’s a fun example: What runs through your mind when you think of a “Nigel”? Perhaps you conjure up thoughts of a weedy little Englishman with a wet handshake? He got picked on

November 6, 2015

Selling Beyond Price

Jason Forrest, an EO Fort Worth Member and CEO of Forrest Performance Group Price isn't enough to set one product or service apart from the competition. Answering the question, "What makes us unique?" and developing three signature features provides a simple but effective training method to prepare sales teams to speak confidently and persuade customers to choose you over other

November 6, 2015

Market Yourself Without Trying

By Andy Bailey, an EO Nashville member and Chief Acceleration Officer of NationLink Wireless As business owners, we don’t like to spend money on things that cost more than they return. Our company is no different, and we have found some creative ways to make “stuff” that we already spend money on work even harder for

November 5, 2015