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SOUP

Posted on February 8, 2022 by timothygrantcarter

SOUP S Sewell’s (soon to be Slam’s also).O Opportunity &U Understanding P Planning & Program S SauceO ofU Unlimited P Potential #learningandgrowing#newbusinessplan#LifeAndCareerCoaching#TurningIdeasIntoAction#aBusinessOfServingOthers#Slamism Slamtastic!!

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50,000 Twitter Followers

Posted on July 3, 2019 by timothygrantcarter

this First Is The Key entry is the benchmark, to highlight the tweet celebrating a 50,000 Twitter followers. I’ve been working on this for a long time. Reactions that I get ffom many of you, that say that my content … Continue reading →

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My new career: Branch Mgr. – Hardware Imagination Tech

Posted on April 13, 2019 by timothygrantcarter

A big change is happening in my work career. 20 years of my past working life was spent in Furniture and Cabinetry related businesses. I spent 12 years with Hafele, in sales. A year with Pioneer Plastics, as a regional … Continue reading →

Posted in Face Page, General Subject Posts, Sales & Sales Training, Work Related | Tagged business, career change, career development, career fulfillment, guidance, Hardware Imagination Tech, marketing, personal growth, personal information, renewal, Selling, Slamism, Workplace | Leave a comment

Is The Selling Career Still for Today? Is it for You?

Posted on June 2, 2017 by timothygrantcarter

The sales profession has a bad image with a lot of people, as a career. Some of this is deserved. Some not. Unscrupulous practices and unethical principles will give any profession a bad name. And certainly there has been some … Continue reading →

Posted in Sales & Sales Training | Tagged business, career development, career fulfillment, marketing, Presentation Skills, sales career, sales tips, Sales Training, Selling, Workplace | Leave a comment

The $11,000 Rock!

Posted on October 7, 2016 by timothygrantcarter

I first published a version of this article on August 30, 2012. The thought behind the post was to encourage my readers to infuse more value, creativity and inventiveness into their career. This concept is so crucial … Continue reading →

Posted in Face Page, Sales & Sales Training, Slamism, Work Related | Tagged business, creativity, inventiveness, marketing, personal growth, Positive Attitude, Presentation Skills, rock, Selling, Value | Leave a comment

Slow Grow is not no Grow!

Posted on June 28, 2016 by timothygrantcarter

Americans are always in a hurry for everything. When I taught sales. People always wanted to know how much they would make, before they developed the technique to make it. In my karate teaching, people always want to know how … Continue reading →

Posted in Face Page, Sales & Sales Training, Slamism, Work Related | Tagged business, focus, honest appraisal, Incremental growth, Karate & Athletics, mental-health, personal growth, Simplicity, The Will of God, Workplace | Leave a comment

Slamisms – 301 through 400

Posted on April 23, 2016 by timothygrantcarter

I apologize to my Guts Is The Key Readers. I am way behind, on my posts. It was August of last year since I released the third hundred of my “Slamisms.” So, With no further wait, here is … Continue reading →

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Thank God its Wednesday!

Posted on November 25, 2015 by timothygrantcarter

Thank God its Wednesday? Now that’s just weird you say. And in a way, I have to agree with you. In the middle of a fight, it is hard to be thankful. In fact, you don’t have time to do anything except … Continue reading →

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What to do, when your Senior is your Junior at work.

Posted on November 10, 2015 by timothygrantcarter

If you are blessed to live long enough and remain in the public workforce, it is likely that you will have to work for someone younger than you; at some point in your career. According to a 2012 survey by … Continue reading →

Posted in General Subject Posts, Sales & Sales Training, Slamism | Tagged business, performance, personal growth, professionalism, synergy, Workplace | Leave a comment

7 Powerful tips to Empower Career Planning

Posted on May 30, 2015 by timothygrantcarter

I wrote these tips 2 years ago, as a part of some career targeting that I was doing at that time. I followed my own tips and they have worked wonderfully. Consider these points to enliven your own career enhancement … Continue reading →

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