Mark Riffey April 25th, 2008
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This week Mark talks about the impact of rising fuel costs on your business, on your clients’ behavior & how to deal with it.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/SmallBusinessMarketingHotseat/2008/04/25/Small-Business-Marketing-and-Operations-Help-Hotseat-Radio to listen now!
Mark Riffey April 18th, 2008
It’s interview week!
Mark interviews Dr. Joe Capista, author of What Can a Dentist Teach You About Business, Life and Success?
Joe and Mark talk about success, accurate thinking, the value of mentors, being an expert, balancing life and business and more.
About Joe Capista
Dr. Capista shares insights into the very principles and systems that took him from growing up in an average blue collar Philadelphia neighborhood, struggling with his studies as a young boy to becoming top in his industry, building a multi-million dollar dental practice from the ground up, enjoying a 34 year marriage, great health and lots of opportunity to give back to his community.
Long before it was popular to subscribe to beliefs such as the Law of Attraction, Dr. Capista dedicated himself to the study of the power and impact of the mind and spirit in creating your reality. For over thirty years he has studied the power of thinking, the mind and goal setting that has afforded him what most would consider a wildly successful life.
Mark Riffey April 11th, 2008
Mark talks a little about time management (mostly because he was late for his own show) and then has a great conversation about positioning for coaches and consultants and using the gifts you were given for that positioning.
Some of the conversation is about finding your place and then singing it from the treetops (logically speaking, that is) - no matter what position is.
Mark Riffey April 4th, 2008
This week, Mark talks about the fallout from the Amazon print on demand flap - Amazon is removing the Buy Now button for print on demand books not produced in their BookSurge facility.
Needless to say, authors and print on demand publishers are up in arms about it.
Also - see these Business is Personal posts for more on this topic:
