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Personal Growth: 

Zig Ziglar stopped by in the early days of Jason Steinle’s radio show to share his thoughts on success, relationships, and personal growth. 

While this interview dates back to 2003 Zig’s advice still holds true today. We hope you enjoy Zig as much as we did.

Since 1970 Zig Ziglar has traveled over five million miles across the world delivering powerful life improvement messages.

He has written twenty-five celebrated books on personal growth, leadership, sales, faith, family and success, including See you at the Top and Success for Dummies.

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Also check out our other podcasts available at www.uploadexperience.com/blog 

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 Communication:  

Michael Levine knows charm. Having represented Demi Moore, Charlton Heston, Michael J. Fox and Cameron Diaz he is one of Hollywood’s premier public relations experts.  In addition he is the author of the book Charming Your Way to the Top.

Listen in as Jason C. Steinle asks Michael about characteristics all charming people have in common, entrepreneurship, and the key to connecting with others. To learn more about Michael’s book click here

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Entrepreneurs  : 

This week’s program features Tony Mayo of the Harvard Business School. Tony is a professor at the Harvard Business School and  Director of the Leadership Initiative.  He is the author of In Their Time; The Greatest Business Leaders of the 20th Century.

Join us as Jason C. Steinle discusses with Tony the characteristics of great business leaders of the 20th Century. You can learn more about Tony’s book, In Their Time by clicking here 

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 Entrepreneurship: 

Join us as Tim Sanders sheds light upon the L-factor and the importance of personality in business and life.

Tim discusses entrepreneurship and lessons he learned as a quarterlifer…including how he had to decide between his band and Yahoo!

Tim Sanders- The Chief Solutions Officer at Yahoo!  He is the author of the best sellers The Likeability Factor and Love the Killer App. Click here to learn more about Tim’s books. Like what you hear? Check out www.uploadexperience.com/blog for more downloads and Upload Experience products.

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Any one who is trying to establish a web presence has asked themselves, “I wonder how my site ranks compared to the others.”

Now it’s easier than ever to find the answer.

Recently I was sent an artlice on search engine optimization. The article pointed to the following website: www.webuildpages.com/cool-seo-tool

Simply click on the above link and you will be taken to a page that allows you to enter your website URL and the keyword you are curious about. After you press enter it will tell you how your website ranks in Yahoo and MSN search engines, the number of indexed pages, the number of keyword uses, etc…

When attempting to improve your keyword rank it can be a slow process. You initiate improvements and then have to wait days/weeks to see a change in rank. Now you can get feed back quicker as to how your page ranks compared to the others.

Not only is this a great resource…it’s free.

All the best,

Jason C. Steinle

To learn more about Jason C. Steinle please visit www.jasonsteinle.com or visit www.uploadexperience.com

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Here is a web resource for comparing keywords head-to-head.

www.onfocus.com/googlesmak/down.asp

Just click on the above link and then enter the two keywords you are comparing.

In seconds it will show you which keyword appears in more pages across the internet.

This is valuable information for anyone deciding on which keywords to target for their website.

All the best,

Jason C. Steinle

For more information on Jason please visit www.jasonsteinle.com and www.uploadexperience.com

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Do you ever use the shopping baskets at the grocery store?

They’re great if you want to run in and grab a few items without trying to juggling a bunch of items on your way to the checkout.

I’ve noticed a trend over the past years. The baskets are getting bigger and bigger.

Check out these pictures taken from my local grocery store. Over the past two years as they have received new baskets they haven’t thrown out the old ones. As a result there are four generations of baskets at the store.

Each new generation of basket is taller, wider and longer the the last. The new ones don’t stack inside the old ones.

It makes sense…from the store’s perspective. The bigger the basket…the more food a customer can put inside…the more they spend.

Yet there is a limit. The new baskets are so large that I’ve noticed people struggling to carry the bulging baskets around the store. They walk around with the basket bouncing off of their hip.

I though that I had surely seen the end of the growing basket size until this week.

The store now has new shopping cart like containers built for the baskets. Instead of a bulky shopping cart these new containers are sleeker and easier to push. All you have to do is place your basket on top and off you go.

Whether it’s baskets at the grocery store, loaders at Costco, or additional book recommendations upon checking out at Amazon.com companies are selling us more and more during a single visit.

Is this a good thing…or bad? Let me know your thoughts. info@jasonsteinle.com

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As I was walking through the exhibitor area at a recent conference I saw this lady sitting at her booth with her head buried in a book. It was the first day of the conference and hundreds of people were walking around the exhibit hall.With the exception of her booth all the other vendors were actively greeting and talking to every person walking by. As a result they had lines of people waiting to have their questions answered. Yet in the midst of all this activity she continued to read her book without making eye contact or even acknowledging people as they passed.

Having set up a similar booth many times in my life, I was curious what she was reading that took precedence over the potential customers milling around. As I approached closer I saw for the first time the title of the book she was reading– Every Business is a Growth Business: How Your Company Can Prosper Year After Year.

It struck me. How often do we continuing preparing to take action when the time for action is upon us. No amount of reading would have been as beneficial to the woman as simply taking action and talking to the customers walking around.

Preparing can save you time, but it can also become a form of inaction. Sometimes the best way to learn is by simply starting

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Jason C. Steinle is a Doctor of Chiropractic and founder of Health and Harmony Chiropractic and Wellness Center; The Steinle Show talk radio program; and the author of Upload Experience: Quarterlife Solutions for Teens and Twentysomethings.

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“Just open the Yellow Pages and it’s full of places where you and I can go to nip, tuck, tan, botox, and bleach,“ 36-year-old Amanda told me. “The irony is when I think back to the people who’ve really made an impression on my life, I don’t remember so much what they looked like, but rather how I felt when I was around them.”Like Amanda, have you ever wondered, “Why are there certain people you just can’t wait to see or take a call from, whereas others you dodge and let their calls go straight to voice mail?”

I’ve observed that the most popular people I meet are those who are also the most generous. From the internationally known authors, musicians, and business leaders I’ve intervewed to our own hometown heroes, they all seem to live by the creed that you can have anything in this world you want if you just help enough other people get what they want.

Take Eleanor Riter of Evergreen. If she’s not around town taking care of children at the daycare or writing letters to friends, she may be on a mission trip to Australia, Turkey, or Mexico. Eleanor is so liked that her pastor once commented, “If the Pope and Eleanor were on stage, people may ask, ‘Who’s that man up there with Eleanor?’”

Why is Eleanor so admired? Because she is genuinely interested in other people. She shares a part of herself and her experience with each person she meets.

Recently, I asked a radio show guest the secret to his popularity and business success. “It’s an old saying,” he said, “but I’ll tell it to you, because if you figure this out quicker than slower you’re going to make a much better life.”

“You will accomplish more in the next two months developing a sincere interest in two people than you will accomplish in the next two years trying to get two people interested in you.”

“Quit selling yourself and learn how to like and help other people. You want raving fans, you become a raving fan of another person. That’s where you’ll make a difference.”

Want to make a difference and be remembered? Close the Yellow Pages and open your life to other people.

by Jason C. Steinle

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