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Most Important Call-to-Action of 2015
By Hussain Manjee, an EO Dallas member and President & Chief Success Officer of DHD Films Within my business, as is the same for most entrepreneurs, the start of a new year is a time to reflect on past wins and opportunities, renew our focus and set resolutions or goals to be accomplished within the
Why Your Business Needs a Foot in the Hospitality Door
By Tina Benson, an Overdrive contributor and founder of Team Tactics Hospitality within business can bring recognition, additional business and important contacts to those companies which recognise the importance of providing enjoyable, memorable experiences for their clients. But why should it be so important and how can you facilitate corporate hospitality if your business isn’t
TED Talks: Amy Cuddy’s “Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are”
By Jamie Hughes, an Account Manager at Speakers Corner TED Talks have gradually become a fruitful new resource for entrepreneurs, marketeers and financiers and many have benefited from discovering inspirational talks from speakers. This TED Talk may not guarantee immediate success but will certainly inspire you to make important changes for your business. Amy Cuddy's: 'Your body language
Learning to Manage the Madness
By Dave Crenshaw, an EO Speaker and president of Invaluable, Inc. As every entrepreneur can attest, running a business brings with it a certain measure of madness. It’s an understood part of the entrepreneurial journey, but one that also affords innumerable opportunities for improved performance. In this interview, Dave Crenshaw, a best-selling author, speaker and
New Member Spotlight: Justin Siegel
We catch up with the new EO Austin member and CEO of JNJ Mobile, Inc to learn more about his entrepreneurial journey. How did you become an entrepreneur? JS: Essentially, I became an entrepreneur by coming to the realization that I didn't want to work for other people. Fortunately, my best friend shared the same opinion, and