Search results for 'People Reading'

When you can penetrate the human heart with your empathy and respect, people at all levels gather to serve you. The 4-day Art of Persuasion training infuses integrity throughout the relationships in your business web. Public speaking forges connections that turn your dreams into realities.

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You can learn more in a moment of curiosity than in years of study. –Mia Sage

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At Sage University, we provide weekly interactive online training for 40€ per month. 

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The Sage Interview

The finest leaders master the skills for professional interviews, which is the most effective method for recruiting, training, and coordinating people.

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Your legacy is the greatest gift you can bestow on your friends and family. Your memoirs and musings are your connection to your children's children for eternity. Effective writing is a craft that requires extensive re-writing and editing until you produce a gem of great value.

 

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The most fun way to learn people reading is by playing poker. You get constant feedback on whether your observations are accurate, and you win money every time you get it right. This innovative workshop shows you how to read cards and to read the people whose money you want to win. Learn More

You can double your income instantly by improving your ability to close sales. We can show you how. Invest a few days and a few hundred bucks to learn how to get out of people’s way so that more folks will hand you cash, give you their credit card numbers, write you a check, or transfer money into your account. Learn More

Good salespeople cultivate excellent people skills and sales techniques. The great ones develop referral systems that continue to generate income 24/7. Their printed and video materials feed into a network of loyal clients who endorse them wholeheartedly. They transform selling into world-class service that gathers momentum effortlessly. 

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Leadership is the most important factor in successful companies. Most businesses eventually fail because the leaders know more about the business than about the people they lead.

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