Business Edge Minute 123- How To Deal With Unreasonable People
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Release Date: 06/23/2021
Business Edge Minute 236- Tips For Keeping Your Mind Sharp
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
As we get older, we start to notice small changes in our ability to remember things, like where we left our wallet or keys, or names of important people, which can be detrimental when you are in the world of business. Here’s a few easy tips to keep your memory sharp at any age.
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Business Edge Minute 235-Sales Tips For Seasonal Businesses
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Maybe you own a Christmas card company, or a summer suntan lotion business…but that doesn’t mean you get to close your doors for the rest of year, does it? Here’s a few tips on ways that you can maximize sales during the other months of the year.
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Business Edge Minute 234- Tips For Selling Your Business
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
So, you’ve spent many years building the perfect business, but now you have decided it’s time to sell and to retire on a sunny beach in Mexico, or maybe start a new venture. Here’s a few quick tips on things to consider when selling your business.
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Business Edge Minute 233- Quick Tips For Launching A New Product
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Whether you currently own a business, or just have a million dollar idea that you are ready to introduce to the world, there’s a few simple tips for you to consider to keep your ducks in a row before you launch.
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Business Edge Minute 232- Quick Tips For Controlling Your Anger
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Having volatile personalities working around you can sometimes lead to uncomfortable situations. We all can get a little overheated from time to time, but in the business world today, it’s more important than ever to learn how to keep our anger and emotions in check. Here’s a few simple tips on ways you can keep your engine temperature nice and cool under tense situations.
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Business Edge Minute 231- Benefits Of Home Cooking
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Many a business deal has been struck over a lunchtime burger, a dinner of steak and lobster, or over cocktails at the local bar…but did you know that having that meeting at your house over a nice home-cooked meal can be much more productive? Here’s a few little tidbits about the benefits of serving up some of your home cooking for that important new client or future partner.
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Business Edge Minute 230- Quick Tips For Laughing Every Day
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Having a sense of humor is very different than being funny. If asked, most people would tell you that they aren’t necessarily funny, but that they do have a good sense of humor. Nobody is born funny, it’s a developed set of skills and a mindset that comes with time, and experience. Here’s a few simple ways to make sure that you keep things light in a heavy world.
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Business Edge Minute 229-Quick Tips On Being A Better Listener
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
In today’s high-speed world, communication is more important than ever, and being a good listener instead of a talker can help you build relationships with customers or solve problems with a friend or partner.
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Business Edge Minute 228- Quick Tips On Learning To Say “NO”
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
So, how often do we tell people yes to something when we really mean NO? We all want to please everybody, but learning to say no is a big part of becoming more efficient at work, and at play. Here’s some simple tips on how to add the word NO to your vocabulary…
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Business Edge Radio 227-Quick Tips For Becoming A Faster Typist
The Business Edge Minute with Mitche Graf
Did you know that the average typer can type around 40wpm, and that we spend an average of about 3 hours on a keyboard everyday? Here’s a few tips on how you can dramatically improve the speed of your typing, and free up some of your valuable time.
info_outlineWe’ve all been there—trying valiantly to reason with an incredibly difficult person, whether it be a customer, a co-worker, a partner or a friend. You can’t really reason with an unreasonable person,
however, there are a few ways that you can manage these stressful situations.