Kelly Bedrich
Trust your gut, but get input from those you trust also. Getting thoughtful feedback is really where the positive changes start to happen. Kelly Bedrich is the co-founder of…
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Basya Benshushan
Evaluate rejection and understand why you may have lost the deal. See what lessons you can learn from it. If you don’t fail from time to time, you won’t be…
Kurt Rathmann
Making sure everybody is on board with your idea as you move forward ensures you all continue to row the proverbial boat in the same direction. Kurt Rathmann is…
Aida Fazylova
Make long term plans and always communicate your expectations when entering any kind of partnership. Aida Fazylova is the Founder and CEO at XOR.ai. She was the top recruiter…
Martin Mbeteni
Learning and networking are probably the two most important elements in business. Having relationships is very powerful. You need relationships to succeed not only in business but also in life….
Dr. Alex Lechin
You are always better off to do things honestly and openly. Working together is the best situation for everyone. Dr. Alex Lechin comes from a long lineage of doctors…
Carolina Herrera
Focus on small successes. If you do this, you will be more successful in your work. Develop a solid personal system for yoga as soon as possible- and make…
Froswa’ Booker-Drew
Build relationships. It is the key to your success. Every time you meet someone, you should reach out to them and see if there is an opportunity to follow up….
Juanita Causey
I have made it a habit to delegate everything I can to my staff except for my personal contacts with clients and prospects. By having them do everything else, I…
Bryan Garvey
Be proactive. Stay out in front, it is always the best place to be. Bryan F. Garvey is the founder and CEO of Corbet Design Build. He graduated Tarleton…
Dr. Eldor Brish, MD
Getting many different perspectives is essential, otherwise you will always be prone to bias. Do not rely on one aspect of the industry for news and updates. What does…
David Graham
Fail often but never the same way twice. Use every mistake and failure as a learning experience to continue evolving as a professional. David Graham has been a software…