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Joe Hart | May 16, 2023
Building a Unicorn with Silvina Moschini
A self-proclaimed princess entrepreneur, the Argentinian now based in New York and Miami, has actively accepted and played an impactful and transformative role.
She’s launched her own cryptocurrency, Unicoin. She’s co-founder, president and chairwoman of the board of TransparentBusiness that is setting out to become the global leader in business transparency and workplace transformation. She founded SheWorks!, a digital platform that provides women access to remote opportunities and “remote readiness”.
Moschini’s restless entrepreneurial energy keeps her continuously innovating.
Also, she is the executive producer and host of “Unicorn Hunter,” a TV show that helps entrepreneurs find investors, attracting more than 300 million viewers in Latin American, Europe and Africa.
Her leadership style is grounded in several fundamental concepts: inspire others, bring out the best in everybody, and be able to work together toward a goal. She admits she picked up some of these principles from reading “How to Win Friends and Influence People” early in her career. She learned the importance of building relationships and communication.
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What Sets a Leader Apart with Mohammad Odat | April 21, 2023
What Sets a Leader Apart with Mohammad Odat
People are more likely to accept an order if they have had a part in the decision that caused the order to be issued.
—Dale Carnegie from How to Win Friends and Influence People
Mohammad Odat, President of Dale Carnegie Jordan, says there is one thing that sets a leader apart from a boss. “Being a boss is easy, to be honest, being a leader means [being] chosen by others to be a leader.”
When people have a say in choosing their leader, they may show increased loyalty and agreeableness while working harder and more efficiently.
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Reset and Refresh: Spring Cleaning to Enhance Productivity at Work | April 7, 2023
Reset and Refresh: Spring Cleaning to Enhance Productivity at Work
Symbolically, many cleaning rituals represent a clearing out of bad energies to make room for good things in the coming year.
We must translate these cleaning principles into the workplace. From psychological to physical, the benefits of spring cleaning in the workplace are many.
Many people feel overwhelmed in their work with how much they must do. Often, this translates into piles of papers, projects, and even sticky note reminders plastered everywhere across the office. Introducing this chaos to your workspace can add unneeded psychological stress.
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3 Steps to Take Command and Live an Intentional Life by Christine Ramirez | April 3, 2023
3 Steps to Take Command and Live an Intentional Life by Christine Ramirez
“I have always felt that one of the chief reasons for success in life is enthusiasm.” —Dale Carnegie, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living
All of Dale’s writings and principles speak to the idea that we must choose our thoughts, actions, and reactions in order to manifest the life we want and find success. And this is the purpose behind the new Take Command book from Dale Carnegie & Associates. “The concept of take command is really about owning what you want in your life and then getting it,” says Christine.
As Joe Hart and Michael Crom write in Take Command: “Our lives are made up of the tiny decisions we make each day, and if we’re not intentional about our time, those moments will slip away faster than we think.”
Lean the steps and tips to Take Command and Live with Intention!
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Joe Hart | March 10, 2023
How Friendship in the Workplace Boosts Employee Engagement
Work friends matter now more than ever. As stress from the pandemic and remote work strained our personal and professional lives, many people relied (and still do) on the support of their work friends.
It can be difficult to know how to make friends at work. But Dale Carnegie knew all the secrets to making friends (he literally wrote the book on it).
“You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.”
Ask questions and get to know people. Open up to them, and it will encourage them to open up to you.
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