Category Archives for "Life & Miscellaneous"

Get Your Performance On! One of my top questions goes a little something like this… …”Corbin, how can I boost my energy, business, performance, and concentration in a healthy, non-junky-store-bought way?” My best answer is to pack in at least one performance elixir per day. No fillers, chemicals, dyes, or drugs. Just good ol’ nutrition! […]

5 Decision Filters to Find the BEST Opportunity – Every time How do you evaluate an opportunity? With so clients and new offers coming at you, how do you pick? How to separate new opportunities from everything else bombarding your inbox, phone, and social direct messages every day? I’m sharing my 5 Opportunity Filters for […]

Are you, or someone you know / love / trust looking for better circumstances? Better job or better clients? Or maybe, like me, you have a son or daughter entering the workforce and want to give them that extra EDGE. It was that very circumstance (my son graduated this week!) that prompted this impromptu ‘brain […]

Today, The Corbin Links Show welcomes Doctor Stephen Hobbs, a true change agent who brings a “wellth” of experience in the areas of: Interpersonal Communication Organizational Behavior and Dynamics Change Management How to create a truly creative and effective workplace How to Be a More Effective Coach and Consultant Models for Rapid and Total Company […]

Sidenote: The original show title was “7 BIG Business Lessons Learned in Restaurants”. But when I sat down to do it, the tips just flowed and flowed until I got to 15—and forced myself to stop. So today’s show isn’t a comprehensive list of stuff learned in my first jobs, but DOES include a lot […]

A couple years ago, I was having a phone conversation with a colleague about some data we were using for a project. The sources provide — among other things — company names and information. My colleague was using the example of trying to look up a company by its pre-buyout name, and its current name. […]

In preparation for a big 2014, I thought it might be useful to consider some “lessons learned” from 2013.