Reading Guides

• A Book and its Cover
• Assignments for Learning
• Knowing the Difference between Sellers and Sellers-as-Teachers

Visual Aids

• Authenticity
• Immediacy

Getting Things Done

• Volley

Reflection Aids

• Acceptability Audit
• Intrusion Audit
• Audience Persona
• Meeting Minutes

Self-Paced Online Courses

• Coming soon!

Soundbytes

• Change the Narrative: How to Find Inspiration Part II: Stranger Things. And People

Shopping List

• Post-it Tabs - Use these to add quick book marks throughout the book as you read. You may want to develop a color coding system so that you can quickly navigate through the different areas of the book for which you left markers.
• Post-it Notes (1.5 x 2 in) - When something inspires you to action (or to leave yourself a note for a future action) jot it on a Post-it and place it somewhere that you'll notice it. Don't remove it until you've advanced in that action plan.
• Journal Planner Pens - It's always satisfying to write with pens whose ink transfers to paper in a delightful way. WE encourage writing in the margins of all of our books. These pens are great for that.
• Classic Notebook Journal - Sometimes you need a space to write down longer thoughts or sketch a quick image.