Why jerks can be good for entrepreneurs

Sounds like a totally oxymoronic statement? Then read on...

Opening that car door for a more successful business

During my dating days, part of my ritual included opening the passenger car door for my guest. The 'moment' generally went as expected, she'd seat herself with an appreciative smile. To my astonishment, one first date actually laughed at me while stating, 'should [she] really expect [me] to always open the car door during our entire relationship?' I clearly remember mumbling some non-intelligent response.

However, she still seemed to appreciate the meaning behind the effort. I wanted to do something for her that enticed her to stay with me.

Establishing meaningful relationships really is a sound basis of effective networking. Savvy sales people readily admit that they sell themselves before they seriously discuss their products or services. They recognize that one is more inclined to do repeated business with someone they know, feel good about and can rely on.

JNL Creative Tours creates experiences designed to open that car door into the hearts and minds of your prospects, clients and vendors.

Bad Leadership, is there such thing?

About leadership. One can experience bad teachers, bad managers, bad bosses or even bad parents but there's no such thing as a bad leader.

If people are not positively responding to a person's journey, then that person is not a leader. Of course, the quality of a leader can range from the poor to the exceptional.

There's actually a Seasonal Time to drink beer?

During my travels I never thought of beer as being seasonal, but as the quality and specialty of beer grows so does the opportune moments to knock down a mug or two. Now that Spring is here, don't miss out...The 17 beers you need to drink this Spring

Make their lives miserable before they make your life miserable

Before your next trip, learn the secrets of the worlds' elite pickpockets so you can stop their fun before they can stop yours.
http://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/how-to-avoid-pickpockets-on-vacation-thrillist-nation?vortexd=65