Bøger af Rob Christensen

Be Positively Influential In Your Professional NetworkPeople buy things all the time. In fact, we love to buy things! We just don't like being manipulated or sold to. So how do you find those who want what you have to offer, and communicate value to them, without alienating them? This is literally the "Million-Dollar" question...Whether you are a "floor guy," politician, teacher, coach, consultant, employee, or entrepreneur; if you are in direct sales or service, whatever you do, your business is people. They are the lifeblood of your business. Ignore them at your peril. Take advantage of them and you will earn their distrust. How do you cultivate relationships upon which trust can be built, create an environment where sales and referrals can take place, identify when there is a real need for your product or service?The answers lie within these pages as we speak directly to the experts. Through these interviews, you will learn to relate to others in a positive way and create mutually beneficial professional networks. Features exclusive interviews with today's influential change makers:¿ Rob McNealy, U.S. Congressional Candidate¿ Barbara Silva, Co-Founder of Coaching Cognition¿ Ty Tribble, Top Blogger and Social Media Entrepreneur¿ Jason O'Toole, Network/Internet Marketer and Founder of YourProspex.com¿ Gene Hamilton, Founder/CEO of I Take The Lead¿ James Klingensmith, Official Alice 105.9 FM Radio Morning Show Hypnotist¿ Noel Wu, Personal Image and Wardrobe Consultant, Designer¿ Michael Wilson, Online Business and Marketing Strategist¿ Ann Sieg, The Renegade Network Marketer¿ J. Joshua Beistle, The Attraction King

Louisiana had the Longs, Virginia had the Byrds, Georgia had the Talmadges, and North Carolina had the Scotts. In this history of North Carolina's most influential political family, Rob Christensen tells the story of the Scotts and when they dominated Tar Heel politics.

How can a state be represented by Jesse Helms and John Edwards at the same time? This book answers that question and navigates a century of political history in North Carolina, one of the vibrant and competitive southern states, where neither conservatives nor liberals, Democrats nor Republicans, have been able to rest easy.