Collection of Motivational Speakers

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Question: He talked about marrying me for the longest time but suddenly he feels that he is too damaged to marry again due to his past divorce. WHY would he switch on me like that? Answer: I’m so sorry, love. You sound like you never saw that coming. My answer, honestly, is… that I don’t know. I can’t tell you the answer. I can only give you some ideas of some things that I think it could be. Like, giving up five minutes before the miracle. It sounds like, he isn’t healed from his divorce and his confusion in thinking that he is “too damaged” needs clearing. If when push comes to shove, what he does is bail… do you really want to be in a long term relationship with somebody like that? That’s the tough question that only you can answer for yourself. So, many individuals have overlooked how good their future can be even after a horrible past! Where do you stand on marriage? Especially, on second marriages… how does divorce affect your future relationships and what can be done about

TRIGGER #5: A CHANGE IN YOUR CUSTOMERS’ LIVES Some of you reading this have a specific customer base. A very particular niche demographic for a product or service that’s perhaps not quite as ubiquitous as a cup of coffee. (I don’t drink coffee but I do take business tips from Howard Schultz! See Trigger #4: Surviving and Thriving the Starbucks Way). If you’re part of a company that acutely targets the ideal customer, can a change in your customers’ lives trigger crisis in your business? To answer that question, consider the example of Harley Davidson. Not just motorcycles, Harleys. For years baby boomers bought Harleys because they grew up watching Hollywood bad boys riding these beautiful bikes. For that customer base, most sales happened between the ages of 35 and 55, that’s the prime purchaser. (You don’t see too many 65 or 70-year-olds buying Harleys.) The biggest sales sweet spot is about 40 to 45 years old. Somebody has midlife crisis and they run out and buy a Harley, r