by Jeff Boyle | Mar 28, 2016 | Networking Star
Epic Rule #5 – Learn how to break up.
Epic – [ep-ik] – heroic; majestic; impressively great; spectacular; very impressive; awesome.
When I was single, I was not very good at breaking up. In fact, I was pretty awful at it. I hated hurting feelings so instead of doing the manly thing and being honest with a girl, I became distant and cold until they eventually broke up with me. I was a real wimp, I admit it. In the end, I likely hurt more feelings than by just doing the right thing. (more…)
by burke | Aug 27, 2015 | Networking Star
In this episode, Networking Star host Jeffery Boyle interviews with Pat Berry, a very successful network marketer and an expert consultant that has successfully helped many companies expand into Asia. (more…)
by burke | Aug 18, 2015 | Interviews, Networking Star
In business and especially as an entrepreneur, you must face your fears and overcome them to be successful! In this episode, Networking Star host Jeffery Boyle interviews Matt Schneider, owner of the Forward Movement Training Center in Meridian, Idaho.
Matt was in a SWAT team, on the U.S. Martial Task Force and served as an undercover police officer prior to opening this training facility. Matt and his team provide advanced tactical training for police, military teams as well as civilians. You never know how you will react in a bank robbery until you’re in the middle of one – that is unless you participate in one of Forward Movement Training Center’s trainings. Those that dare to participate receive some of the most realistic and advanced shooting training available. (more…)
by burke | Aug 11, 2015 | Interviews, Networking Star
In this episode, Networking Star show host Jeffery Boyle interviewed Robert Allen, a #1 New York Times best selling author, world speaker, serial entrepreneur and a very successful network marketer. One of the first keys to success that Robert discussed is the importance of thinking big and believing it. (more…)
by Jeff Boyle | Jan 2, 2013 | Networking Star
On December 22, I took my family to see a Christmas display that was near a busy shopping center. My five kids range from two months to 13 years so we formed a mini chain of holding hands to keep the littler ones close as we attempted to navigate the Christmas horde. While riding an escalator I looked down at my little clan and then into my wife’s eyes and I had a moment of complete love and contentment. For that one moment on an escalator amidst the noise and commotion of a million people, time seemed to stop and my life was perfect.
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