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Do you work for an organization that’s big on projects and dreams, but short on budget? Find it hard to get your projects done?

Or, maybe you’re a consultant or coach who is constantly contacted by firms wanting to make an employee of you, but without the packages or incentives?

This is an increasingly common trend; trying to do gigantic projects on little or no budget. In today’s feature segment, I’ll share 8 strategies for the budget-strapped enterprise to address the “need a project, but have insufficient funds” challenge.

What diet do you follow? What plan should I be on? A few questions about this recently and I’ll share a few thoughts on diet camps, “wars”, and a sound strategy that works well with *any* of them.

In today’s bangin’ your productivity segment, we’re back to shiny tools! This has bee my go-to mail tool for the past 3 years now, though I’ve tried countless others. This is the mainstay and I’ll share 5 big reasons why you may want to try it for your self.

Lots to talk about today, so let’s get to it!

Are you suffering from Email Overload?

How do those seemingly endless email threads affect your productivity? I’m talking about those times when you send out something specific, get a reply with questions, answer the questions, get more questions, and suddenly you are in an endless loop of replies. I call this “mail topic saturation” and i have a 5-point system to decrease or outright eliminate that endless mail back and forth.

You meet with the client, you get clear on the clients’ needs, you start a new project, you spend time developing solutions . . . maybe the client is interested, maybe even committed . . . but then they decide otherwise.

How’s that for frustrating?

More to the point, if this situation comes up too often, it can be career-damaging. Consulting and coaching portfolios are based on results obtained from YOUR direct efforts . . . I’ve got a 6-point framework to dramatically improve your client acceptance rate, and get them moving on your solutions, you won’t want to miss this week’s Bangin’ Your Business Segment.

When it comes to hair loss, is there anything you can do nutritionally to treat or prevent it? I get this question a lot; it’s a common thread not only for men but women as well. You want to know if there are alternatives to potions, pills, and surgeries — I’ve got you covered in the Bangin Your Health Segment.

There are several alternative and natural treatments for hair loss and even discoloration or graying. No guarantees of course, and full disclaimers apply, but I’ll share a few tips that just might help.

What you will learn

* The common causes of hair loss.
* Natural and alternative hair loss treatments you should consider.
* Rosemary and Olive Oil: they’re good for more than just cooking up Italian meals
* How to get your email threads under control by:
Keeping your emails short and on topic
Knowing when–and when not–to send an email
* Why your clients are not implementing your recommendations. 6 most common objections.
* How to improve your implentation ratio. A counter-argument for each of the 6 objections.
* And much more!

We’ve got a lot to cover today, so let’s go!

A few months ago, we sent a quarterly VIP survey to our exclusive email list. One particular VIP, responded with this: …if I could reduce my email by 80%, then I could have 5 minutes to fill out your survey… I had to admit—she had a point. (And she filled out the survey—thank you!) As […]