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Recession Proof Your Business Using AI

Are we going to have a recession or not? Ask 3 economists and you get 3 different answers. The best course of action is to prepare and if we don’t have a recession, the business is in a better position anyway. One way to prepare is to deploy generative artificial intelligence (AI). It’s been reported thatContinueContinue reading “Recession Proof Your Business Using AI”

Tips For Making Your Work Meetings Useful

Meetings are a massive part of working life, getting together those that are relevant to discuss things such as sales targets, upcoming ideas for expanding the business, and more. Yet while meetings are integral, many also find they’re not quite as useful as they might hope. This is because a lot of time can beContinueContinue reading “Tips For Making Your Work Meetings Useful”

Calculate Your Net Worth in the Military | Military Money Manual Podcast Episode 90

Starting your journey to Financial Independence might seem daunting at first, but calculating your net worth is a necessary first step. Spencer and Jamie discuss what exactly net worth means, how to calculate it, and how to identify debts and assets. Military Money Manual Podcast Episode #90 Links Free 5-day course to maximize your travelContinueContinue reading “Calculate Your Net Worth in the Military | Military Money Manual Podcast Episode 90”

5 Reasons Why Salespeople Make the Best Business Leaders

Salespeople shine as outstanding wartime CEOs in times of crisis, keeping calm in the face of chaos and immediately putting solutions into action. Warren Buffett, Ginni Rometty and Howard Schultz share a common background — they all worked as salespeople before becoming CEOs of Berkshire Hathaway, IBM and Starbucks, respectively. Buffett worked as an investment salesman, Rometty got hisContinueContinue reading “5 Reasons Why Salespeople Make the Best Business Leaders”

How not to lose your next CEO

Jeff is incredibly gifted. He joined a tech company straight out of college and spent the first eight years of his meteoric career rising to positions of increasing complexity and responsibility. Jeff became known as a “fixer,” someone who could be thrust into any role where the team or the business needed transforming and findContinueContinue reading “How not to lose your next CEO”