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Today’s episode is a special audio excerpt from the members-only Mondays Rock Letter. To get your own weekly copy of Mondays Rock including power business strategies and tools I don’t share anywhere else, head over to https://corbinlinks.com/viplist. Short but intense episode today. I’ll be talking about a topic I see come up way WAY too […]

I’ve been discussing books a LOT with my inner circle and VIP members lately. Plus with a few recent Florida power outages, it’s been a great opportunity to sneak in a bit of extra reading. In fact, one of my bucket goals this year was to read a minimum of 25 books. I’ve read 11 […]

Do you ever feel like you’re just running on a treadmill and not quite getting there? Or maybe you’re getting somewhere, but feeling tired and burned out all the time? Or worse, you had a recent “crash” state, and you’re having to take unscheduled downtime just to recover, much less get productive again? Well, I’ve […]

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.

Addressing Big Company Concerns About Small Company Resources | The Magic of Colloidal Minerals | A Tool to Save 10 – 30 Minutes Per Day | And More!

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!

How to Win the RFP Bidding War (or live to fight another day) – BYB011 Is RFP bidding part of your client process? Wondering if all those bids are even WORTH the effort? As a former RFP consultant and someone who has won and lost many RFPs over the years, I have some definite opinions […]

Welcome to the inner chamber of ancient productivity secrets…. I’m going to share the ancient productivity secret of the masters…The wildly successful… Ready? This ancient time-tested tip to, really improve your productivity, is to wake up earlier than you already do. You may have heard this countless times growing up. “Early to bed, early to […]