Dec 23, 2016 | Season 1
Your goal in business should not be disruption ? because “distinction” is an infinitely superior choice. In this episode, Scott McKain explains why creating distinction is the ULTIMATE disruption in every marketplace.
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Dec 22, 2016 | Season 1
From a waiter on Valentine’s Day to a cab driver, first impressions set the tone of the customer experience ? and, whether you know it or not, critical clues about your ability to create distinction. That’s the topic from Scott McKain on today’s Project Distinct!
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Dec 21, 2016 | Season 1
During the Holiday season, people are dealing with both personal and professional stressors that can impact how they deal with us. Here are some ideas on how to respond to people who are “disputational” ? in other words, who want to dispute everything you say ? and people who just aren’t acting very nice. Who knows? Today’s PROJECT DISTINCT may make both your business AND your Holidays a little more pleasant and productive!
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Dec 20, 2016 | Season 1
We ALL have preconceived notions ? unfortunately, they’re sometimes incorrect! How many people consume ONLY the print editions of newspapers? How many people have ZERO banking accounts? How many people visit MySpace.com each month? Things are often not as they seem ? and it may be something that is preventing you from creating personal and professional distinction!
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Dec 19, 2016 | Season 1
In today’s world, we want leaders and professionals who “know where they’re going” ? who are decisive and have vision. Yet, as rapidly as the world is changing?how can you always make the right choices or head the right direction? It begs the important question that Scott McKain asks on today’s PROJECT DISTINCT: When was the last time that you changed your mind? It’s a critical point to consider!
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Dec 15, 2016 | Season 1
A recent study found that exercising intensely for a short period of time can produce the same results as working moderately for a much longer period. In today’s episode, Scott examines how that same principle might apply to our creativity, as well.
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