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Blogger Tribe (Public Tribe)

This tribe is about lots of things: leadership, communication, networking, entrepreneurship, social media, writing, travel and more.

Above all, this is the tribe for the curious and the hungry, for those who refuse to grow up and never stop learning. Join us and share your wisdom and experience so we can all learn and grow together.
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The Only Reason Anyone Ever Buys Anything

  We buy things. We buy lots of things. And we buy those things for lots of different reasons: • We’re hungry • We’re bored • We’re...
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23 Free Photo Sites

  Do you need photos for sales presentations, training materials, or blog posts? But your budget is a little tight? Hey, we’ve all been there. Fortunately,...
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How NOT to Pitch Yourself to the Media

My friend Joel Comm is a brilliant author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He’s also the co-host of The Bad Crypto Podcast. In this capacity, he frequently receives...
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16 Things Successful People Don’t Say

A while back, I wrote a post listing words and phrases that successful people say on a regular basis. Just as important as what successful people say, however, is what...
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Sell the Drill, NOT the Hole

A common cliché in sales training is “Sell the hole, not the drill.” This maxim stems from the idea that if a person is buying a drill, it’s not...
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