All of us cringe at the thought of getting feedback. Yet, we all need feedback to improve.

There are formulas for feedback but they don't work as well as they should. However, this method of balance is tricky. We can't praise people all the time, and we can't say what we really think.

Is there a way out?

Yes, there is, if you use this method of balance by Randall Stutman from Admired Leadership. His method works so well, you could give feedback all day and people will ask for more.

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Why Clients Shy Away From Giving Feedback Despite Liking Your Products and Services

There are times when you need to introduce yourself, such as for a personal website, social media profile, or professional bio. That's where you and I often get stuck.

We were told not to keep praising ourselves, and yet, without listing our achievements, how are we supposed to create an aura of expertise? 

The answer is simpler than you think. All you need to do is add a touch of surprise, and your blurb becomes super cool. Find out how in this episode.

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How to avoid embarrassing time overruns when making presentations?

When we start writing, we know we're hopeless. However, in time, we all get to the stage where we're average.

What does it take to become outstanding and then an absolute maestro in writing?

The answer doesn't lie in "practice, practice, practice". Instead, it's something as mundane as a combination of "structure" and "confidence". But even as you try to get better, your brain won't let you progress.

Why does all of this happen, and how do you get out of this rut? Let's find out in this episode.

Next Step: Can you create expertise through article writing?
Here is how: A mini-booklet that helps you quickly improve your article-writing

What if you ran into clients that have never heard of you?

And what if they've never heard of your products or services? Would they still buy from you?

It seems highly implausible, even impossible that you'd get a client interested. And yet, the reality can be remarkably different. A business philosophy can turn a client around and make them interested in you, after hearing just a single line. 

Let's find out how.

Next Step: Here are three fun podcasts
Psychotactics Philosophy
The Crazy Philosophy Of Psychotactics (And Why It May Help You In Your Business)
The Philosophy of Psychotactics—Part 2