Why waiting, tone and noses are important communication elements
Beverly Inman-Ebel joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why waiting before you speak, making sure your tone isn’t hurting you, and getting your nose in front of others – face-to-face – are powerful communication practices.
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Why motivation is a big part of your emotional intelligence
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Why America needs more responsibility, not more complaining
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Articles by Beverly Inman-Ebel
Conjunctions
What type of conjunction are you in a meeting? Beverly Inman-Ebel offers some analogies and tips to get more accomplished in your business meetings.
Stimulus Package for Service
In today's economic climate, cost is not the only deciding factor for purchases. Beverly Inman-Ebel offers some tips on providing service with her acronym for SERVICE.
My Stimulus Package
Need some inspiration? Beverly Inman-Ebel says to create your own stimulus package and tells what she does for hers.
Four Points of Joy
Do you target your points of joy in the morning? Beverly Inman-Ebel recommends using the four points of joy, and she tells you why.
For Permanent and Positive Change
With new years come new thoughts and ideas for small business owners. Beverly Inman-Ebel recommends making some changes this year that will make things run smoother.