Dave
Balch knows what he’s talking about:
he generated over $5 million from his home-based business
marketing, selling, and supporting his own
proprietary
computer software.
He
has learned a lot along the way, and has tried many different things on
the road to success; some of them worked, some of them didn’t.
Dave shares some of these experiences so others can apply what he
learned to their own small businesses.
“Well thought-out and
applicable to daily life”
Heather Brooks
Redlands Centenial Bank
“(The thing I liked most
was)… the humor at yourself in explaining situations.”
Ed Lemoine
Sun Country Bank
“Great!
Very motivating!”
Tracy Tyra-Himple
Rancho Bank
“Provides useful information
for many people on how to get what (they) want.“
Terry Bowman
California Department of Finance
"I felt it was well worth the
1-hour drive…(to come to this meeting).”
Lois Walters
First Mountain Bank
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How
many business and personal decisions are you making based on assumptions?
Really big decisions are often based on fact and plentiful research,
but what about the smaller decisions; those day-to-day snap decisions which
add up to have a tremendous impact on the success of a business or our
happiness at home? In this
program, you will learn:
-
the
dramatic effects that assumption can have on your business, your entire
life, or just a moment of your life
-
some
of the reasons why we assume
-
some
of common types of assumptions
-
how
to recognize other people’s assumptions
-
how
to stop assuming
-
Dave’s
“Rule of Wrong”, which will help you make better decisions
Stories
and examples from Dave’s own life will illustrate just how dramatic an
effect assumption can have. You
can’t tame the “assumption beast” without awareness, and you will leave
this program so aware that everyone will be analyzing everything that everyone
says about anything!
“Assumption
is the granddaddy
of all screw-ups!”
Call
now to book this thought-provoking program for your next conference,
convention, or meeting
1-800-366-2347
Would you like to download a printable
version of this page to show to family and friends (or others involved in the
decision process)?
Click here!
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