Moves Management

Most of us will experience stress, anxiety, depression, or low mood personally or see its effects on someone close to us at some point in our life. In this, his first audiobook, leading coach and hypnotherapist Greg McColl takes you through explanations and provides you with many tools and techniques that have proven successful time and time again with his clients. Greg shares his methods and experiences in working with people who find themselves struggling with stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.

Seja você um líder novato ou um executivo experiente, é fundamental saber conduzir reuniões eficazes–e até mesmo agradáveis! Talvez você não esteja se preparando adequadamente ou tenha dificuldade de prender a atenção das pessoas.

Life is full of challenges and difficulties that can sometimes feel overwhelming. It is important to acknowledge and accept these realities rather than denying or avoiding them. By recognizing the hurdles we face, we can begin to develop strategies to overcome them and move forward. Challenges can come in various forms, such as financial struggles, health issues, relationship problems, or career setbacks. Each person's circumstances are unique, and the challenges they face may differ. It is essential to understand that everyone goes through tough times at some point or another.

The amount of knowledge you will gain from reading this 90-minute short audiobook is worth the investment. You will find the answers you need to make smart money moves that lead to a rich, successful life. You'll be able to get a jump start on your financial future by learning the basics of budgeting, investing, pitfalls to avoid, and other money secrets you need to become wealthy and have future success.

Moving People by Robert Cornish, CEO of the Richter Group of Companies, is an insightful guide to mastering the B2B sales journey. This audiobook breaks down the entire customer experience, from defining your audience and bringing them into sales, to the final stage of customer care.

In this discussion, Simpson addresses the importance of coaching the largest percentage of members of any team, which is known as the "middle level".