Chris Hughes
Orlando, FL
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Mehnaz Thawer
Do you read books more than once? It's really difficult for me to read something again, unless it's really really good.
80 weeks ago from Book Shelf
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Kristen Creager:
Fiction yes, nonfiction no. I've read Gone With The Wind probably 20 times...sad but true
64 weeks ago
64 weeks ago
Jennifer Liu:
I've re-read books that are short and sweet like 'Le Petit Prince' and 'The Giving Tree' and 'the Alchemist'. All short, but profound. I agree ...MoreI've re-read books that are short and sweet like 'Le Petit Prince' and 'The Giving Tree' and 'the Alchemist'. All short, but profound. I agree with someone who mentioned spiritual books like the Bible.
63 weeks ago
63 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
Hey everyone, I just moved down to the Orlando area (Windermere to be exact) and would love to connect with other young professionals down here.
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joined the group Central Florida Professionals
80 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
Do you think resumes are becoming more and more irrelevant and that blogs will take over as social resumes?
Hannah Kane
I'm a huge coffee drinker- but since caffeine has really lost its effect on me (3 espressos later and I'm still wiped), I'm trying to cut down on my intake. Which means that the last week my productivity has been fairly low. Anyone else decide to cut caffeine out? Was it a good choice? Or is anyone an avid caffeine junkie?
84 weeks ago from Personal Development and Graduate Students
Hannah Kane:
Ha, you're right about that Sarah, I probably do need more sleep :D
And I haven't had coffee still since I posted this, only tea. Now I'm trying ...MoreHa, you're right about that Sarah, I probably do need more sleep :D
And I haven't had coffee still since I posted this, only tea. Now I'm trying to decide if it's OK to go for the coffee again (which I do love for its taste more than its side effects), or if I would rather just cut it out entirely.
83 weeks ago
And I haven't had coffee still since I posted this, only tea. Now I'm trying ...MoreHa, you're right about that Sarah, I probably do need more sleep :D
And I haven't had coffee still since I posted this, only tea. Now I'm trying to decide if it's OK to go for the coffee again (which I do love for its taste more than its side effects), or if I would rather just cut it out entirely.
83 weeks ago
Michael Dvorscak:
When I tire of Coffee, I move on to Tea. I prefer the Tazo Brand Organic Chai. It tastes delicious and smells wonderful. Very relaxing, with some ...MoreWhen I tire of Coffee, I move on to Tea. I prefer the Tazo Brand Organic Chai. It tastes delicious and smells wonderful. Very relaxing, with some ambient music, and few quiet minutes.
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
I'm going to be hosting a e-commerce workshop for business owners in the Orlando, FL area this month... send me a message if you are interested in coming, tickets will only be $250! I'll only be opening 25 seats though, so I can get really in-depth coaching with the business owners
Chris Hughes
just had a BLAST meeting people in the roulette event. All of you new friends, I look forward to learning more about you guys/gals!
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“Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.”
Chris Hughes
What's on your bucket list?
Chris Hughes
We can change our lives. We can do, have, and be exactly what we wish.
-Tony Robbins
Chris Hughes
What The ****? The Law of Resonance? http://whoschrishughes.com/what-the-the-law-of-resonance/ I'd love your input on this post and any thoughts you may have on the law of resonance
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http://whoschrishughes.com/3-reasons-quality-backlinks-are-better/ Article on backlinking to help you out with SEO
Chris Hughes
I like how it's finals week and I'm 100% prepared for everything and relaxing, while all my friends are freaking out. Preparation is paying off for me :) First time I haven't procrastinated with school!!! :)
Dean Soto
I know the network is "How to give a Good Speech" but you can't give a good speech if you have nowhere to speak. What are your tips for getting speaking engagements?
Rebecca Thorman:
Great suggestions! For speaking engagements that are not just local, I recommend putting yourself out there through Brazen, Twitter and your blog ...MoreGreat suggestions! For speaking engagements that are not just local, I recommend putting yourself out there through Brazen, Twitter and your blog and letting people know you've done speaking engagements before. Also, make sure you apply to speak at conferences - opportunities won't just fall in your lap! And finally, build relationships with other speakers and let them know you'd like to start speaking. When they can't make a speech, they'll refer you.
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Dean Soto:
These are seriously really good. Thanks guys! Joined up with the local chamber, contacting other speakers that I know. Great stuff!
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
Starting off with a question or a statement that captivates the audience has always worked pretty well for me. Too many people are boring with their speeches and it loses the attention of the audience before a message can even be shared. Taking the time to make the speech fun and memorable as well as educational is difficult, but worth the time.
If you've got any sort of talent, that helps as well. I juggle so often include that in speeches and relate it to what I'm speaking on :)
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Tyler Durbin
Lot's of new members to this network in the past week. Let's all introduce ourselves and share your "journey" with everyone!
107 weeks ago from GenYJourney: Tips, Insights, Experiences For Young Professionals
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writeforhr:
Can u Please Digg and Comment on "Thoughts on an HRevolution" MoreCan u Please Digg and Comment on "Thoughts on an HRevolution" http://digg.com/d31QcTR
Thank you.
106 weeks ago
Thank you.
106 weeks ago
Maureen Mascaro:
Hello Team! I'm 27 - was born & raised and I work & play in Miami, Fl. I wear a lot of hats at work but by title an Executive Assistant to ...MoreHello Team! I'm 27 - was born & raised and I work & play in Miami, Fl. I wear a lot of hats at work but by title an Executive Assistant to our CFO here at Interval Leisure Group. I love my BC community and look forward to seeing how we all develop thru our lives and careers!! Oh and I love to SCUBA!
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
Have any of you guys/gals read The Go-Giver or Go-Givers Sell More?
Patricia Stewart recommended this
Patricia Stewart:
Yes the Go-Giver is a great book. It has alot of great points in it.
116 weeks ago
116 weeks ago
Chris Hughes:
it has changed the way I do business :) The 5 Laws of Stratospheric Success have helped me a bunch.
116 weeks ago
116 weeks ago
Chris Hughes
What's the best personal development book you've read lately?
Alison Rayner:
I am reading the Happiness Project right now. I am really connecting with the author (central character) and think it will really help my outlook ...MoreI am reading the Happiness Project right now. I am really connecting with the author (central character) and think it will really help my outlook on life. It also appeals to the organizer in me. : )
110 weeks ago
110 weeks ago
Scott Rafferty:
Currently I'm reading two oldie-but-goodie books that I read on a bi-annual basis: "The Art of Living" - Teachings from the Stoic philosopher ...MoreCurrently I'm reading two oldie-but-goodie books that I read on a bi-annual basis: "The Art of Living" - Teachings from the Stoic philosopher Epictetus, and "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery.
In more contemporary literature I would have to say Jim Loehr's "Power of Story" has been the most influential to me.
110 weeks ago
In more contemporary literature I would have to say Jim Loehr's "Power of Story" has been the most influential to me.
110 weeks ago
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