Is it Really What's Eating You?

They used to say, "It's not what you eat, it's what's eating you." That's only partially true. The fact is, in many cases, it is what you are eating, although you may not be aware of it.

There are so many hidden substances in your food that you may have no idea what you are actually ingesting. If you find you are trying to lose weight, but are getting no results, keep a record of what you eat, and read labels.

I can't emphasize enough that reading labels (on the back, not the front of the package) will tell you the real story.

More on this later...
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Robert B. Wallis is a speaker, author, and consultant who helps business owners increase their profitability by improving their visibility.

A Customer Service secret you can learn in the shower

A Customer Service secret you can learn in the shower: http://bit.ly/CustServshower

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Robert B. Wallis is a speaker, author, and consultant who helps business owners increase their profitability by improving their visibility.

I remember my Mom's house in Downey...

I remember my Mom's house in Downey. It was a small, 2 bedroom in a quiet suburban neighborhood, just where a kid could grow up. The best thing, for me and my mom, was that it was directly across the street from my grandparent's house, my Mom's parents. It was like having a built-in babysitter. I spent a lot of time at my gp's, since my Mom had to work full time. I never thought anything of it though. It was just my home away from home.

After my grandparents divorced, they sold the house. By that time, though, I was going to elementary school, and my mom found a family two streets over who had two sons going to the same school. Their Mom was looking to babysit for extra money, so I stayed there after school until 5, when my mom picked me up.

A Customer Service secret you can learn in the shower

A Customer Service secret you can learn in the shower: http://bit.ly/CustServshower

5 Marketing Lessons From A Pimp

5 Marketing Lessons From A Pimp http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/62267946/0/bigboldimpact~Marketing-Lessons-From-A-Pimp/

Before the transformation...

Stop...Right now

I got a(nother) call today from a recruiter who saw my profile on one of the career sites. I get these from time to time, and sometimes I listen, especially if the project sounds promising.

Today, not so much. For whatever reason recruiters think they have to, she:

1. Didn't give me her last name.
2. Didn't say what company she was with.
3. Didn't ask if this was a good time to talk.

Which left me to ask all the questions and feeling very duped. She didn't offer any trust from the very beginning, which must have shown in my voice, because when I told her I'd get back to her, she didn't sound a bit surprised.

Now: Are you being honest with your prospects? A relationship that starts with deception (or at least omission) is not going to go very far.
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Robert B. Wallis is a speaker, author, and consultant who helps small business owners increase their profitability by improving their visibility. Contact him at The Wallis Group