Here's another visit by President Lincoln. President Abraham Lincoln joins Jim Blasingame discuss the parallels between the politics of the 1860s and today and to remind us of one of his most famous and beautiful quotes (thanks to Gene Griessman).
One of the most highly regarded Americans, Lincoln, had many failures. Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the phases of dealing with adversity: understanding, attitude, analysis, and resolve through the lessons of Abraham Lincoln.
Do you make good decisions? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the benefits of being a "slow thinker" and taking a little more time to make a decision, even if it's just to "sleep on it."
Whether today or tomorrow, business owners have to make decisions. Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how taking time to make a decision is a good practice, but at some point the decision has to be made.
What do you do when asked to make a decision before you’re ready? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss communication tips that will buy you time when a decision - or opinion - is being demanded of you.
Steve Jobs had something in common with President Lincoln? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how both Lincoln and Jobs experienced periods in their careers when they were justifiably written off.
Failure is the harnessmate of success. Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three ways to get past failure: salvage something, learn the right lesson, and failing does not make you a failure.
The words you use are important. Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of words and why communication skills are critical to success in life and business.
Lincoln offers business advice. President Abraham Lincoln joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate his 202nd birthday with some advice to small business owners about being an innovator and doing what hasn't been done before.
What did Egypt look like a few months ago? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss his recent trip to Egypt, what he found there, and whether there was a hint that a revolution was brewing.
