Are good manners in both personal as well as our business lives merely a quaint idea that much like our work dress and the notion of working from an office as opposed to home, been relegated to a bygone era?

Today’s guest author, Gloria Starr not only suggests that good manners is still incredibly relevant but […]

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana deputy attorney general was fired Wednesday after he suggested — among many provocative remarks on a private Twitter account and blog — that police use live ammunition to clear union protesters from the state Capitol in Wisconsin.

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The new Winter 2012 Line-Up on the PI Window on Business Network has just been announced, and what promises to be one of the most interesting and popular segments is the Remarkable Leaders Series.

Featuring thought leaders from the world of business, the main […]

Grasp the true nature of business competition and you’ll see that the performing arts provide a better analogy than war or sports. There can be many good singers or actors — each outstanding and successful in a distinctive way. Each finds and creates an audience. The more good performers there are, the more audiences grow […]

Today’s Guest Leader Post contributor is Randall Craig (www.RandallCraig.com).

Launched in conjunction with our new Remarkable Leaders Radio Seminar Series, which will air the last Thursday of every month across the Blog Talk Radio Network, these guest posts will feature some of the most innovative and widely known thought leaders from the […]

Nido Qubein, who wrote my introduction to Customize Your Career, SAID:  “If you want to have success and significance—in business and in life—choose to be a person of value” . . . Nido equates value with personal power.

The first and most important thing to remember when it comes to being remarkable is that it is […]