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Why Attitude Is More Important Than Intelligence

November 24, 2015November 24, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community Attitude, challenges, Effort, Expectation, growth, intelligence, Obstacles, Passion, risenetworks.org, Setback

(By Travis Bradberry) “Empowered people pursue their passions relentlessly. There’s always going to be someone who’s more naturally talented than you are, but what you lack

Why attitude is more important than IQ

September 16, 2015September 16, 2015 Adebayo Ishola0 Comment Opportunities, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, career, challenges, Development, Entrepreneurship, Goals, Motivation, risenetworks.org, Skills, strategy

(By Travis Bradberry) “Everyone encounters unanticipated adversity. People with an empowered, growth-oriented mindset embrace adversity as a means for improvement, as opposed to something that

The Power of Storytelling for Your Business

June 5, 2015June 5, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, business, customers, Emotions, Product, risenetworks.org, Service, Storytelling

(By Barry Moltz) “When building your business’s story, find a customer who was in an extreme situation and then show how your company exceeded expectations to

How to Override Your Default Reactions in Tough Moments

June 1, 2015June 1, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attention, Attitude, Behavior, Colleague, Idea, Performance, Reactions, risenetworks.org, Self-control, success

(By Lee Newman) “We all have default behaviors. And when we are in the moment, trying our best to perform well, how we handle these automatic

The Golden Rule To Winning More Customers: Don’t Persuade Them — Just Change Their Behavior

April 29, 2015April 29, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, Behavioral Change, business, customers, Influence, Intentions, Interaction, Management, multitasking, risenetworks.org, Support, Training

(By Art Markman) “Many people err in behaviors like email by focusing on negative goals. That is, they want to stop checking their email so often. The problem

5 Tips for Doing Honest Business With Dishonest People

April 17, 2015April 17, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, Behavioral Patterns, business, Honesty, Relationship, risenetworks.org, Risks, Trust, Work Ethic

(By Mike Michalowicz) “When you’re beginning a new business relationship and you’re uncertain how trustworthy your new associate is, it makes sense to limit your exposure

Here Are 10 Reasons Why You Didn’t Get the Job

February 19, 2015February 19, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, Cultural Fit, Interview, Recruitment, risenetworks.org

(By Suzanne Lucas) “As much as we like to think it should be all about the skills, it’s not. Different cultures are better for different people.

Which Is Better, To Be a Jack of All Trades or Master of One?

February 19, 2015February 19, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community Attitude, Decisions, learning, risenetworks.org, Skills

(By James Liu) “There comes a specific point in your life where you can reach or obtain near mastery of one specific subject. After that,

Want to Ace Your New Year’s Resolutions? Remember, Attitude Is Everything

December 23, 2014December 23, 2014 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Attitude, business, failure, lessons, New Year, Resolutions, risenetworks.org, Strength, success

(By Marty Fukuda) “Too often the smart and talented become so discouraged after receiving a single no that they lose all faith that their goal can be

How To Write The Business Plan That Always Works

December 18, 2014December 18, 2014 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak Assumptions, Attitude, Business Plan, Changes, Relationship, risenetworks.org

(By Michael E. Gerber) “The business plan that will always work starts from a different place with a different set of operating assumptions. It starts from