I invest in small businesses and am the CEO of Skylink Group.
As an eight-figure small business owner, I’ve learned many lessons over the years, both good and bad!
This is why I want to help you improve your performance, profit, and potential without sacrificing what’s most important.
Join me, and GET OPTIMIZED!
-Nate Anglin
Learning and training are easy. What's not so easy is to utilize various forms of training styles, to absorb and execute what you learned. The method I've used for years was to saturate my brain with information until it began to boil at the point of information overload.
To delegate effectively, think of it as a marathon. You follow a training plan, you start slow, get warmed up, build momentum, and run the race.
The wrong gasoline fuels the world. Some say its fake news. "It's the media's fault for blasting misinformation into all brains." Others think it's the inevitable collapse of human civilization.
Our brains are rotting. We're cooped up behind screens, flicking away to see what the world has to throw at us, which is a reason why adults should play more. Keep reading.
Thousands of communication tools are created to fill a gap. Most of them miss the point. People feel more alone, depressed, and anxious than ever before.
All conversations enter the Twilight Zone, with the same standard questions, and boring answers. Avoid this if you want to become a better conversationalist. Here’s how.
With intentional practice, you can learn how to communicate effectively. It’s a skill as Jeff Weiner, the former CEO of LinkedIn, has reported the number one skill employers are looking for in current employees.
Email is the preferred choice for many professionals, which is why developing your email writing skills is critical in building your communication skills.
It was a B2B sales blunder. He picked up the phone, and I decided to hammer him with question after question. His patience wained as he blurted, "what is this, twenty-one questions?"
Here’s why fear is bad. Stress, fear, and anxiety plague our mental space. It’s as though a mob has taken over a city and held our brain hostage.
