Are you hiding? A significant number of my clients are thought leaders; experts in their respective fields with the credentials and experience to back it up. Their career goals include publishing a book, booking bigger speaking engagements, becoming a go-to media expert. Mysteriously, these goals seem to stall out for months, even years. They have […]
Are You Too Busy for Your Goals… Or Are You Hiding? Read More »
The most valuable thing we do here at Pregame is to help you create and achieve your goals. Not just any goals, but the goals you truly want most. We exist to show you exactly how to turn your vision into reality. The first step is to clarify your vision. You can’t create a game
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You know those items on your goal list that you just can’t seem to achieve? Big confession: even this goal-getter has those insurmountable items that get stuck in goal purgatory. The biggest one that keeps getting pushed to next week, then next month, has been: Getting support for myself. Those of you with a service
Full Tank: 5 Things I Learned at #CaboPress Read More »
I’m a little obsessed with culty things. As a creator of brands and communications strategist for 15+ years, I’m fascinated by the psychology of what makes a brand gain cult-like status… and what convinces people to cling despite problems ranging from defective merchandise to murder. Even armed with a comms degree, I’m not immune to influence. Apple, Lululemon, The
MLMs, Cults, and You Read More »
Today I’m going to break a sacred marketing rule: instead of using this space in an attempt to make you ooh and ahh at my insights or spark interest in doing business with Pregame, I’m going to deflect the attention to other experts who are absolutely killing it with their content. I’m blessed with a wealth of people in
5 Business Influencers You’re Not Following Yet Read More »
We’re all familiar with the Karen meme: the middle-class, middle-aged, suburban white woman with the choppy blonde haircut who finds her significance through elevating insignificant situations. Karen takes up the floor at the school board meeting. Karen calls the cops on brown people for being law-abiding citizens. Karen wants to speak to the manager. Karen is a great concept in
What’s the Opposite of a Karen? Read More »
Last week, I had the pleasure of meeting a new client: a company’s new CEO had hired me to train his executive team on working on the business versus working in the business. Boom! No problem; that concept is what we coach people on every day at Pregame. Still, I had pre-performance nerves. It was
Do the Right Thing… Without Telling Everyone About It Read More »