The RockStar Success Library: Recent Comments

Comment on The Most Important Thing to Do When the Phone Rings

2010-03-13T16:06:15Z

Nicely said, David, and a great reminder. Thank you!

Comment on RockStar Selling Tip #1 - Transactional vs. Relational Selling

2010-02-09T00:27:05Z

Thanks Lennie. I totally agree that sales has gotten a poor (and undeserved) reputation. Ironically, it tends to be one of the core skills that differentiates a successful and unsuccessful person - no matter what their profession. Keep rockin' the Ooga.

D. Fish

Comment on RockStar Selling Tip #1 - Transactional vs. Relational Selling

2010-02-08T20:31:03Z

Sales has gotten a bad rap - it's time we all got back on the band wagon. Thanks for the info!

Comment on Why Now is the Time to Crush It! - Gary Vaynerchuk

2010-01-29T20:05:35Z

Marian,

Thanks for the positive feedback! I do like his step by step approach (Chapter 10 for those of you who are looking).

Comment on Why Now is the Time to Crush It! - Gary Vaynerchuk

2010-01-29T19:24:57Z

Great video, David! The book came to me in an interesting way, read it last week. Accessible language and laid out with steps that are easy to follow, I agree with you. Wonderful beginning for your new presentation venue!

Comment on Are You the Right Kind of Networker?

2010-01-20T20:27:38Z

Nicely put, David... transactional verses relational. Point well taken and it certainly applies to more than just doing business. Thanks for the reminder!

Comment on This Bizarre Networking Exercise Can Double Your Business

2010-01-20T05:29:19Z

I think this one is a great read.This article contain a lot of useful information. This will really work in future.

Comment on How to Improve your Public Speaking in Five Minutes

2009-12-23T08:57:40Z

Cool,

This is some great advice to become a more affluent public speaker...

Thanks for bringing this up

Comment on This Bizarre Networking Exercise Can Double Your Business

2009-12-17T12:52:58Z

Awesome article, great job thanks it is a nice experience to read this article.

Comment on This Bizarre Networking Exercise Can Double Your Business

2009-11-19T23:04:43Z

This practice comes pretty easily to an introvert! But the principle behind this is a good one, David! Everyone wants to be listened to and you can always tell when someone is listening. Conversely, I can tell when I'm listening to myself when I speak to others about my business. I liked your counter intuitive approach to networking here. :-)