When wanting to know more about people, it helps to know their stories. Channel the power of curiosity to create rewarding relationships and earn business. By James L Katzaman (Posted from Tealfeed.com with permission. Guest blog) Stories are the heart
To give a toast to the Immortal Memory of “Rabbie Burns” was an honour, but also a tremendous growing experience, both personally and professionally. Burns is renowned for writing Auld Lang Syne, as well as the impact he had
Curiosity is a powerful tool It’s fuel behind the engine that has helped me in my professional life. I’ve fulfilled many roles over the years: journalist, bed-and-breakfast owner, fundraiser, marketing manager, brand ambassador, social media experimenter, public relations and keynote
The classic cinematic quote “I’m ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille” – taken from the 1950 classic film Sunset Blvd. – can be contextually applied to today’s world of effective marketing. How? Well, when it comes to marketing – especially
Once upon a time … A start to a story. A beginning. Often involving a reflection back in time. We know fairytales and fables are often the basis of stories we continue to tell among friends, co-workers, peers and now
My Twitter love affair started over an Apple Watch. I was off to a convention for the 8th World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress in Orlando, Florida in 2015. I had under 100 followers on Twitter and I mostly
