All posts by Ted Prodromou
I paid you $6000 to tell me to write a book?
The master was in his element… Hiding behind his computer screen, I could hear his fingers typing furiously on his keyboard. Click, click, click,,, “Hmmmmmm” Click, click, click,,, “Ohhhhhhhhh” Click, click, click,,, He stands up and shouts “You need to write a book about Twitter” That’s the advice I got for $6000 plus travel expenses to Chicago for a two day coaching session? This […]
Continue readingAre you in it to win it?
As I watch my 49ers blow a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter of the Super Bowl, I was reminded of a lesson I learned in 2008. If you missed the Super Bowl, the Chiefs were the aggressors, doing everything they could to win the game. The 49ers were passive, not taking chances. They didn’t want […]
Continue readingThe Case Against Selling to Your LinkedIn Connections
You need to be different to stand out on LinkedIn. Here’s a totally different way to use LinkedIn that will blow people away. How does it feel when you log into LinkedIn and your inbox is full of solicitations? LinkedIn is turning into a spammy website and its time to change your approach. Instead of selling […]
Continue readingWould you got to Costco for business advice?
Is Costco your next business coach? In some ways it may be. A recent article in Costco Connections magazine shared some tips if you’re thinking about starting your own business. 1. Is there a demand for your product or service? Many people start a business based on their passion and don’t check to see if […]
Continue readingI can’t afford an assistant
Tim Francis, founder of GreatAssistant.com, couldn’t afford an assistant but working 60 hour workweeks took a toll on his health. Once he hired an assistant he thought he couldn’t afford, his business took off. Watch this replay to see how Tim delegates 80% of his workload so he can focus on the expert level tasks in […]
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