Sep 27, 2016
Relationships, Business, Success, Responsibility, Goals
Summary
Dale Carnegie was right on the
mark in one of his most famous sayings. We’ll look at that in our
Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, Nancy Matthews
explains to us how we can be THE ONE in other people’s worlds. That
and more on today’s show.
Bob's Thought of the Day
You’ll discover:
- How this principle from Dale Carnegie’s classed How to Win Friends and Influence People can change your life: “You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.”
- Three steps to becoming genuinely more interested in others.
- How the principle of “action precedes feeling” can help you become more interested in others and improve your relationships.
Interview with Nancy Matthews
You’ll discover:
- Nancy’s journey from being a single mother living paycheck to paycheck, to a successful business leader and author.
- The power of Nancy’s THE ONE philosophy and how it can help you honor and connect with other people.
- How to make a shift to being others-focused.
- The power of taking responsibility for your own life.
- How Nancy used THE ONE philosophy to help a man begin his journey toward the goal of becoming general manager of a professional hockey team.
- Why using THE ONE philosophy benefits you as well as the person you’re focusing on.
- Why
consistently focusing on others as though they are the most
important person in the world can change your world
dramatically.
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- Focus on everyone U speak w as though they are the most important person in the world. @nancyprospers
- Learn how to focus on others & dramatically improve your relationships by using THE ONE philosophy. @nancyprospers
- When U treat others as the most important person in the world, it changes your world, too. @nancyprospers
Interview Links
The One Philosophy: The Little Message With a
BIG Impact
NancyMatthews.com
Women’s Prosperity Network
Resources