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Eric Jacobsen Blog
JANUARY 19, 2014
This past week, Michael shared with me his insights about leadership, challenges faced by leader,s and what it means to be a leader. Question: What is your favorite leadership book and why is it your favorite? Question : What leadership skill did you learn as a teenager and that you still use today?
Eric Jacobsen Blog
FEBRUARY 17, 2019
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice years ago in a column in the Kansas City Business Journal. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
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Eric Jacobsen Blog
FEBRUARY 4, 2015
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice in his column in the Kansas City Business Journal a few years ago. Busy -- As in, "I''ll call you when I''m not so busy." "I''m I''m really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
Eric Jacobsen Blog
MAY 25, 2017
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice in his column in the Kansas City Business Journal a few years ago. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
Eric Jacobsen Blog
JUNE 7, 2016
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice in his column in the Kansas City Business Journal a few years ago. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
Eric Jacobsen Blog
JANUARY 22, 2016
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice in his column in the Kansas City Business Journal a few years ago. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
Eric Jacobsen Blog
JANUARY 25, 2012
Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice awhile back in his column in the Kansas City Business Journal. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority. Take a moment.
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