Comments for Mike Boyd - Entrepreneur, Speaker, Business Growth Consultant

Comment on 5 Good Things About Coffee by Jurgen

Jurgen — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:44:04 +0000

Thanks for the post! I am loving coffee since I discovered it and luckily dropped milk and sugar to now fully enjoy the pure coffee! Coffee for life!

Comment on 5.5 Ways to Beat the Nay-Sayers Who Pull Your Dreams Apart by Bionic Ben

Bionic Ben — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:44:15 +0000

… Brilliant, wise and timely

… Thank you Mike for sharing your insights + wisdom + may you continue to help people all around the world shine brighter than the sun as they reach their full potential, co-creating their own universe as we all co-create our multiverse in a Divine partnership we call “Life!!!

… Good Now All!!!

… Happy New Epoch Every ONE!!!

… Wishing you all the Love + Light + Power to be the <3 you desire to see, feel + experience in to your universe as we co-create our multiverse!!!

… <3 … <3 … <3
… <3 @Bionic_Ben <3
… <3 … <3 … <3

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Comment on 5 Good Things About Coffee by Lhez

Lhez — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 05:30:20 +0000

I intentionally researched about good and bad effects of COFFEE! Well, maybe nowadays i was so coffee-addicted! so I’m bit scared on the other hand that it may cause some bad effects to my health!
This facts somehow help and educate me more about Coffee!

Thank you!

Comment on Selling is Caring. by Jake Leslie

Jake Leslie — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 04:57:56 +0000

I completely agree with what you’ve written Mikey. Even in the business of selling kegs that approach proves successful time and time again. Have a Merry Christmas buddy

Comment on Selling is Caring. by Matt

Matt — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 03:44:41 +0000

Very thought provoking. I will try to apply some of these techniques in the classroom!

Comment on Achieving Your Flow State by Aaron

Aaron — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 06:53:18 +0000

I love this post and the comments following. Its interesting to see how different people have different ways of getting into the flow.

For me, I love nothing more than jumping in the deep end and trying to float. The bigger the challenge, the happier I am taking it up. Your speaking is my photography so, needless to say, I get into the flow when I’m out there taking photos. Being my own harshest critic, it takes me a while to be satisfied so my flow state varies in length.

Would love to see photo’s of myself while I’m in my flow state – I feel there would be a few funny faces in there.

Comment on Selling is Caring. by Ken

Ken — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 03:16:22 +0000

Mike how true! Building rapport quickly and genuine interest help me to attract and retain customers all the time. My sales seem to happen as a secondary function. Long live communication!

Comment on Selling is Caring. by Warwick Merry | The Get More Guy

Warwick Merry | The Get More Guy — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 00:24:12 +0000

Mike this is so true.
The best sales people never sell. They solve problems. If they can’t solve a problem or do not have what the prospect is after they will advise them of where they can find the solution rather than make a sale that is not in the clients best interest.
Selling is communicating and building a relationship not just taking the money.

Comment on Achieving Your Flow State by Mike Boyd

Mike Boyd — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 12:06:53 +0000

Ian, you nailed it. I had to read your comment 3 times to soak in all that wisdom. There’s something very special about finding that space in which you just hit your flow.

Your last comment is class extrovert… No idea what they’re saying until they open their mouth. This is me as well down to a tee. I think as I speak.

Great contribution, thanks Ian.

Comment on Achieving Your Flow State by Ian Kath

Ian Kath — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 02:12:53 +0000

Zone or flow it’s all the same.

When you’ve taken the time to learn the core skills, that are in alignment with who you are, and what you need to do at that time in your life, any opportunity to speak, learn or listen will be entrancing.

The skills needed could only be enough information to know that this is what you have to learn about, then off you go following that passion but that desire for information will be based on the core skills that you’ve acquired to that point in life. That’s why as we add new skills our passions evolve to new ones.

Once you have the skills you become an expert in that topic (at least to your level of knowledge), and talk about it with conviction and clarity. Often mostly from the subconscious.

That’s why I’m almost always shocked to hear myself present as I have no idea what I’m saying until it’s out of my mouth.

Great Rave Mike