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Having a new case study—or 3—is a wonderful thing. Case studies mean you are doing client business, your portfolio is growing! But now what? How do you recoup the time, money, and energy spent creating your business case study? After all, as great as case studies are, they do take time and effort that could otherwise be used on billable work.

What are some of the most effective ways to market them? In today’s part two of the business case study series, I’ll share some case study marketing strategies you can use right now—today—for maximum results.

More than a green, more than protein, more than plain old vitamins and minerals, it’s…..well I’ll keep you in suspense. But in today’s Bangin’ Your Health Segment, I’ll share an amazing super green leaf that has energy, power, and so much more. It’s starting to get trendy, and you may have heard of it recently, but there is a LOT to this story. We use it every day topically and in drinks, and have noticed visible differences. Stay tuned…

And in today’s Productivity Segment, I’ll share a couple of inexpensive, but creative ways to extend your monitor real estate and get some of that “multi-monitor productivity” – but without the 2nd monitor. I use a variation of this highly portable setup when traveling, and it’s a strong productivity boost. Can’t wait to share it with you.

Do affirmations and things like positive self-talk really work? If so, can they be made even more effective? And, are there downsides? We’re going to explore a few pros and cons and then share my take on all of this. Do you outsource any of your tasks? And, if so, you probably know how difficult […]

You’re signing your very first, or maybe your 100th coaching deal. Great! Now comes the difficult contract or “agreement” part where you and your new client have to sign off on something. The quality, content, and specificity of your client coaching or consulting agreements can make or break your whole sale. Fortunately, there’s a way through […]

What if I said you could increase your productivity 200% or more? … Yes, *really*!

…Or master a challenging skill like getting a black belt in Taekwondo in 1 or 2 years less than average, training ONLY 2 times per week?

…How about delivering more client value in less time, and with far fewer distractions?

Well these are all possible and much more. And in today’s feature segment I’m super pumped to be joined by special guest Tor Refsland, the time management chef!