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Graham Eisner in Business Age

Business Age

Graham Eisner, author of Just Ask!,  explains why referrals are the most underrated but effective sales tactic.

Business Age

Referrals are a hidden gem. You’re trying to grow your business using different methods, but missing this huge hidden pipeline of highly qualified prospects. You’re a client adviser in the wealth management industry; or you might be a lawyer, accountant, sales consultant, entrepreneur or large enterprise account manager.

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Michael Buckworth in Business Graduates Association magazine

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Michael Buckworth, author of Built on Rock, shares the three essential legal foundations every start-up needs to put in place.

Three topics every successful entrepreneur gets legal advice on –

Legal structure, documentation and intellectual property. Solicitor and ‘entrepreneur in residence’, Michael Buckworth, looks at three areas that all startup founders need to get right

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Frederique Murphy in the Daily Mail

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‘Pinpointing the areas of your life that are not making you happy, identifying your thought patterns and shifting your perspective can help you identify these blind sports and do away with them for good.’

Frederique Murphy, author of Lead Beyond the Edge, reveals how to identify and deal with the self-sabotaging behaviours that hold you back in Mail Online.

Expert reveals how emotional blind spots affect your well-being

Author Frederique Murphy reveals how emotional blind spot can affect you They are defined as a lack of awareness about a specific area of your personality Blind spots can hold you back without you even realising there is an issue An expert has revealed how emotional blind spots can hold you back in both your personal and your work life without you even realising.

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Book review: Why Weren’t We Taught This at School?

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“It, at times, is an intensely personal experience in a book. I can’t say I have ever had that before with a business book like I have with a novel, however perhaps this isn’t really just a business book. It can help with people managers, with working with colleagues, indeed with any professional relationships. However it can also help with raising children, with family relationships, with friends, everyone.”
Review of Alice Sheldon‘s Why Weren’t We Taught This at School? in HR Director.

Why Weren’t We Taught This at School?: The surprisingly simple secret to transforming life’s challenges

The author is really onto something with the contents of this book. Readers are walked through a simple model to support better life choices, a more calm and human approach to life through the model of Needs Understanding. I just didn’t expect what I got from the title, cover and blurb.

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PI founder Alison Jones in Training Journal

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Of course you write at work all the time, but have you discovered the power of exploratory writing yet? Alison Jones shares why all businesses should embrace this lightweight, offline tool for creativity and wellbeing.

Writing – a powerful self-reflection tool

We’ve known for many years that reflection is a key part of learning. When you’re in formal study, for example CPD or a post-graduate qualification, written reflection is an intrinsic part of the course. At work? Not so much.

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Startups features Eloise Skinner

Startups

“Reminding yourself why you’re doing your work can give you a sense of inspiration and fuel.”
Eloise Skinner, author of The Purpose Handbook, is featured in Startups.

The Entrepreneur: Eloise Skinner, One Typical Day | Startups.co.uk

As well as being the founder of an ed-tech startup and social impact consultancy, Eloise is also an existential therapist and author. We speak to her about her entrepreneurial journey. Company: One Typical Day and The Purpose Workshop Founder: Eloise Skinner Website: eloiseskinner.com Eloise is a master of all trades.