"Debbie - Congrats! Great article and it's great to hear it is doing so well for you!
Best,
Bob"
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Bob Wilson commented on Kent Julian's group Write It Forward - REAL Success & Profit for Writers!"David - congrats on moving out of your comfort zone to write fiction. Wishing you all the best,
Bob "
Bob Wilson replied to Camden Ross's discussion Conquering My Ludicrous Writing Goal -- And what I learned"Definitely a cool corner. Was thrilled to make the turn.
Thanks Cam, will keep you posted.
Bob"
Bob Wilson replied to Camden Ross's discussion Conquering My Ludicrous Writing Goal -- And what I learned"Thanks Cam.
Well, I don't know if this qualifies as ludicrous, but it's at least wacky. I've written my first children's book and decided to illustrate it myself utilizing a software package called Drag and Drop…"
Bob Wilson commented on Kent Julian's group Write It Forward - REAL Success & Profit for Writers!"Aaron - wonderful to see the success of your students. Congrats to you, Heather Bonham, Beth Underwood and Mike Bryan!
Bob"
Bob Wilson commented on Brian Seim's blog post I Did It Now What?"Sounds good, Brian - I sent you a message.
Best, Bob "
Bob Wilson replied to Camden Ross's discussion Conquering My Ludicrous Writing Goal -- And what I learned"Cam - congrats on pushing yourself in this way. It's inspiring and has my gears turning about what ludicrous goal I might want to put into play.
So great to see all that you achieved and the lessons you learned. Thanks much for sharing this…"
Bob Wilson commented on Brian Seim's blog post I Did It Now What?"Hi Brian,
Congratulations on taking the big step. I offer a free consult. It isn't a sales pitch. No obligation. Just time to talk through your issues. I've just found that a conversation works best in these situations.
If interested we…"
Bob Wilson replied to Mike Bryan's discussion #### Book Title Help Request #### in the group Write It Forward - REAL Success & Profit for Writers!"Looks great Mike - congratulations!"
Bob Wilson commented on Bob Wilson's blog post Can You Be a “Nice Guy” and an Effective Coach? Yes, and Here’s Why You Want Both."Thomas, thanks for your message. I'm sure it was hard to hear, but it sounds like your boss shared something you needed to hear. I had a similar experience.
You hit the nail on the head - balancing kindness with straight forwardness and…"
Thomas H. Riche commented on Bob Wilson's blog post Can You Be a “Nice Guy” and an Effective Coach? Yes, and Here’s Why You Want Both."Great post, Bob. It reminded me of a time several years ago when my boss (high D/I) said to me (S), "the only problem I have with you is that your are just too darn nice". She went on to say I would be eaten alive if I…"
Bob Wilson commented on Bob Wilson's blog post Can You Be a “Nice Guy” and an Effective Coach? Yes, and Here’s Why You Want Both."Thanks Dan, much appreciated. You're exactly right - neediness can get in the way. Yes, self-confidence, risk and commitment are keys. Thanks again,
Bob"
Group LeaderDan Miller commented on Bob Wilson's blog post Can You Be a “Nice Guy” and an Effective Coach? Yes, and Here’s Why You Want Both.
"Bob - great post. And I totally agree. You can be nice and still very effective at speaking the truth in love when needed. What I see in coaches is that some are so needy for personal approval that they are always just…"
Bob Wilson posted a blog postCan You Be a “Nice Guy” and an Effective Coach? Yes, and Here’s Why You Want Both.
I often hear myself described as a nice guy.I love meeting and interacting with people. I care about others and treat them with respect. So, yes, I am a nice guy.Sometimes people assume that as a nice guy I would avoid discussing the tough issues as a coach.Those people are mistaken.I managed people in the corporate world…See More
Bob Wilson replied to Mike Bryan's discussion #### Book Title Help Request #### in the group Write It Forward - REAL Success & Profit for Writers!"Hi Mike - congratulations - exciting stuff!
You've got lots of good input from others here. #3 is the one that grabbed me the most. Also, I liked Aaron's suggestion in particular. Best of luck,
Bob "
Bob Wilson replied to The Chris Puckett's discussion My First REAL Talk in the group Speak It Forward - Real SUCCESS and PROFIT as a Speaker"Chris - congrats! How wonderful that you landed this opportunity.
Great suggestions and thoughts from Jen.
Since you only have 20 minutes, that means at most you are giving the audience 1 or 2 key takeaways. That is, what is the…"
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- How did you hear about 48Days.NET, and what do you hope to get out of being a part of this community?
- Through A Called Woman Conference. I hope to be able to conect with like minded people with the goal of helping each other in whatever way comes about.
- What is your current work situation? Employee, self-employed, generating any income on your own?
- Self-employed. My company is Bob Wilson Solutions. I'm a trainer, a speaker and a coach.
- And then...what is your goal/dream for your work life?
- I am living my dream. My goal is simply to help more people.
- How about your personal life? Any specific goals or achievements or dreams you are pursuing (or want to pursue)?
- I love to travel, love to learn and love to meet new people.
- What would you say are your strongest talents? How are you 'wired' and what can you offer to the world (it's OK if you don't know yet, but knowing is key to pursuing your dreams!)?
- I know how to create a trusting and safe environment. I'm a very good listener, down-to-earth and am talented at encouraging people in a way that makes change feel comfortable to them. I am a very upbeat and enthusiastic person.
- Do you have a website presence anywhere?
- http://bobwilsonsolutions.com
- Are you interested in finding a better job, starting a business, growing your current business, writing a book, blogging, podcasting, coaching, speaking, sales & marketing, or something else?
- Growing my business and helping others. I think I would enjoy podcast, but need to find a specific topic to focus on first.
- If you have a product or service to promote (now or in the near future) this is your shot to state it! Say all you'd like:
- My initial consult is free. The goal isn't to sell you something, it's to work together to make a good decision.
- Feel free to share your Twitter name, Facebook page, and any other social media way to connect with you!
- @BobWSolutions
facebook.com/bobwilsonsolutions
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 8:59am on July 7, 2015,
Robert de Brus said… Hi Bob, thanks for the connection!
- At 11:51am on June 2, 2015,
Dawn Best Eshleman said… Hey Bob! Thanks for the add! Glad to have you as a friend here at 48Days!
- At 9:45am on April 13, 2015,
Marcy Travis said… Thanks for connecting with me, Bob. :)
- At 7:20am on February 12, 2015, Darlene Pawlik said…
Hi Bob,
Thanks for adding me as a friend. I have been an observer for about a year, contributing only occasionally. I am pretty busy with my job, recurrent illness and speaking or as a Board member for nonprofits. So, I hope to get more involved, but I might drop off the face of the earth again.
Prosperity and peace to you all ways,
Darlene Pawlik
- At 9:23am on May 16, 2014,
Connie Pheiff said… Thanks Bob, I posted to my social sites.
Enjoy your day.
- At 7:23am on April 15, 2014, Connie Pheiff said…
Hi Bob, I meant property, but you could also say business, company, etc.
My website link is conniepheiffpseaks.com
my logo and photo is attached.
Thanks a bunch, ConnieMoneyLady.jpg
- At 7:22pm on April 6, 2014, Connie Pheiff said…
- 1) Tell us about a challenge you faced with your business and how you overcame it. Looking back I see that my biggest challenge was 'me.' I continued to stubble over myself – spinning my wheels. I knew I had something to offer, bur didn't know how to deliver my passion and create a business. It always comes down to building a sustainable business.2) What is one of the best rewards of owning your own business? One of the best rewards of owning my own business is I am the 'boss.' I learned a long time ago I am not a follower, I am a leader. And I get a great reward when I am able to help others achieve their dreams.3) Was the decision to start your own business easy or hard? Why? Starting my own business was difficult. In my twenties, after divorcing at the age of 26, I wanted to have my own business. I would watch info-mercials and see the wondrous of entrepreneurism. My family situation did not allow me the opportunity at that time. Fast forward many years later, I was still interested in business ownership, but what would that be? My family had a restaurant, friends had retails stores, but nothing appealed to me. In 2006, after being the CEO for Girl Scouts, and losing the the most heartfelt position, I realized it was time. The loss of this position was not broke my heart, but was a gift that lifted me up and allowed me to explore my options.4) Tell us about one sacrifice you made to help your business succeed. Sacrifices were not only made by me, but also my family. For example, dinner time resorted to peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, grilled cheese, and many of our dinner clubs ended. Not because of the business, we sold our home with the intention of purchasing a new home. At that time my husband was transferred to California. We decided to sacrifice everything, take the home sale proceeds and invest into the business. I no longer had my foot in the water, I was all in… My motto each day, I can't afford to quit.5) What excites you about your business? I am most excited when I am able to help other realize in a short time their passion. My new offerings is a certification and licensee of my programs. I have taken all my professional, personal, and education and created a certification and licensee program. We are here for a reason, for me it if helping others.My business continues to evolve. I began wanting to be an inspiration to women and share my story of overcoming my struggles from rape, abuse, neglect, adoption, and learning how to trust people. Then I went back to my roots of coaching nonprofit organizations. Today, is the season of my life. I provide webinars of how to raise sponsorship dollars for your property, Speak across the country and podcast with a focus on helping Baby Boomers find their Paradise.Building a business takes time. My best advice is to stay true to your compass. When you lay the foundation everything else flows together.
- At 7:01pm on April 6, 2014, Connie Pheiff said…
Welcome Bob, glad your on board.
I am bad, just realized I owe you something. I will work on it tonight.
Connie
- At 1:34pm on March 26, 2014,
Kent Sanders said… Thanks Bob - I appreciate your kind words about the Hungry for God Challenge blog post with all the details. I apologize for not replying to your comment on the Write it Forward group - at first glance I couldn't tell if it was directed to me or to Kent Julian - with both of us having sort of uncommon names I get confused periodically. :) LOL
- At 7:05am on December 10, 2013,
Group LeaderLynne Watts said… You are the best Bob!! Thanks!!
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