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    Forward: The Right Direction
    I read an old newspaper account of three tragic deaths. Two men and a youth (Arnold Dobson, Harold Most and his son Harold, Jr.) perished in the blasting summer heat of Death Valley in California. Sheriff deputies found the bodies at seven, fou
    ork.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged
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    I recently attended at leads group that I have been a part of for several weeks. As I went into the room, I found that most people sit in the exact same spot each week. I began to wonder if they really liked that particular seat or where just uncomfortable moving around the room. The psychology behind it (and from years of training people), is that people like routine and will sit in the same seat unless forced to do otherwise. Now how many people do you think they will get to know in this group? Probably the ones on either side and just across the table. A very small network.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged t
    Your Employees Deserve More Than Money For Their Effort
    Most people want to matter and be part of something special. We spend 2000+ hours at work. This equals approximately 20% of all the hours in a year. We sleep 30-35%. There's 45-50% of the hours in a year left to us to travel, eat, do whatever c
    act same spot each week. I began to wonder if they really liked that particular seat or where just uncomfortable moving around the room. The psychology behind it (and from years of training people), is that people like routine and will sit in the same seat unless forced to do otherwise. Now how many people do you think they will get to know in this group? Probably the ones on either side and just across the table. A very small network.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged
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    hology behind it (and from years of training people), is that people like routine and will sit in the same seat unless forced to do otherwise. Now how many people do you think they will get to know in this group? Probably the ones on either side and just across the table. A very small network.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged
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    w how many people do you think they will get to know in this group? Probably the ones on either side and just across the table. A very small network.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged
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    ork.

    Now let's take this one step further. I made a choice to sit at the opposite end of the table with a new group. I was privileged to talk to 5 new people. They knew who I was but were not too sure about how I could help their business as they only heard snippets from the other end of the table. Nothing could be better said. In sales, networking is crucial and getting to know more than just a couple of people in a group is essential.

    It so happened that a person in my new circle discovered that someone at the other end of the table had an incident where her expertise would solve the problem. Because she had not made the effort to get to know the other person, she thought that if they needed he

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