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I worked in Military Intelligence...
AMA@Cruor Vult, absolutely. One of the most vital things that people do wrong with talking to another person is talk. It is the old adage "God gave you 1 mouth and 2 ears for a reason." Listening to the people you are interacting with is important for 2 reasons. 1. It immediately builds rapport...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Books and Educating Yourself
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I worked in Military Intelligence...
AMABottom Line Up Front: I worked in the human intelligence field in the Marine Corps. I have received extensive training on persuasion based on motivations, human interaction, and information extraction from people. If you have questions regarding any of this, I would love to hear them and give...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Books and Educating Yourself
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Air Force paying for college....
I faced this decision recently as well. I did time in the Marine Corps and the post 9/11 GI bill is a great resource for vets. Here is my 2 cents... I am going to major in supply chain management, which is a newer major offered under the business college at my school. I want my next business to...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Books and Educating Yourself
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Mike TG Introduction
INTROHey everyone, So I've been a member since last year after reading the book. I decided to the read the book again and get involved. So here is my intro... I am 27 and just had my first kid with my wife. My first business was at 12, doing lawn care in Phoenix, AZ where I grew up. I fell in love...- Mike TG
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In your opinion Is the below agreement fair?
PEOPLE@MJ DeMarco, this is true. Steve could be super lazy which would make it a bad deal for Jeff. I guess I look at it through a "skin-in-the-game" filter. Steve has 50k in the beginning and no matter what happens, 60k salary for Jeff in the 1st year. So he is in it for 110k in just the first...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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In your opinion Is the below agreement fair?
PEOPLEHell no it isn't fair. Here is why. I don't know if you are Steve or Jeff in this situation but here is what I would ask Steve... How much is a really good plumber? Is he 60k a year plus 25% of your asset? Or is he somewhere in the range of $20-$25 an hour? Big difference. Unless you are...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Diary of Opening A New Business
NOTABLE!Wow, I really thought there would be a big reveal at the end of this post. Doesn't matter. Great stuff here. Jack, you are spot on about the "old business" mentality. My first business was in the residential/commercial/auto glass installation business. One thing about this business was that the...- Mike TG
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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