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This week our panel of experts examines the idea of modern success. We talk about what it means in today's world to be successful, what the most effective or the most common strategies for success are today, and what issues are the most important ones for society that are preventing more people from being successful. Join us to hear authors John Tschohl, Mitchell Levy and David Cooke join host Chris Cayer to talk about key issues and solutions for driving success in your business and your life.
Our experts are people who know what they are talking about: they are top-selling authors, public speakers, consultants, and subject matter professionals in the industry instead of talking-head 'analysts' who are treated by mainstream media as experts in everything. If you want to know who the pros are and what the pros really think of the issues that matter to you, then listen in to The Professional Speakers Radio Show!

This Week
This week we're talking about something that irritates some people and is a basic element of business etiquette for others- what should you include in your emails?
There's a growing movement to get rid of all the 'Victorian Era' etiquette introductions and signoffs and any of the other elements of politesse that keep people from stating their minds clearly and efficiently.
We're going to talk about how that's one of the single most idiotic ideas anyone in business has ever had, and show exactly how much damage that idea can have on your business.
Show Overview
What if you could learn one thing each week that improved your overall business performance by 1% per year. That would mean that after one year you could literally improve your business by more than 50% and all it would take is to learn from the lessons you are already being taught but are probably ignoring as you race ahead to put out more fires.
This show is all about fixing that by taking two hours out of your week to share your lessons and the lessons of our other listeners so we can all learn and improve even faster. And you know what that will mean before long? That we'll all have a lot fewer and easier fires to put out!
Think of this show as a global mastermind group with expert guests, technology reviews and more that help us learn about new tools, techniques, strategies, and ways that we can both improve our businesses and our lives.

This Week
Lessons Learned from Parenting. It's surprising how many really important business lessons you can learn directly from the work we put in trying to be better parents to our kids. This episode talks about The Power of Constructive Praise, The Importance of Standards, No Place For Drama, and Asset Evolution.
Show Overview
What if you could learn one thing each week that improved your overall business performance by 1% per year. That would mean that after one year you could literally improve your business by more than 50% and all it would take is to learn from the lessons you are already being taught but are probably ignoring as you race ahead to put out more fires.
This show is all about fixing that by taking two hours out of your week to share your lessons and the lessons of our other listeners so we can all learn and improve even faster. And you know what that will mean before long? That we'll all have a lot fewer and easier fires to put out!
Think of this show as a global mastermind group with expert guests, technology reviews and more that help us learn about new tools, techniques, strategies, and ways that we can both improve our businesses and our lives.

This Week
Lessons Learned from last week including:
Transitioning from Paypal and Google Checkout- what are the latest choices and who is making the switch? News about 30 Secrets In 60 Minutes New Trends in Professional Development Events Lessons Learned from The Government Shutdown
Show Overview
What if you could learn one thing each week that improved your overall business performance by 1% per year. That would mean that after one year you could literally improve your business by more than 50% and all it would take is to learn from the lessons you are already being taught but are probably ignoring as you race ahead to put out more fires.
This show is all about fixing that by taking two hours out of your week to share your lessons and the lessons of our other listeners so we can all learn and improve even faster. And you know what that will mean before long? That we'll all have a lot fewer and easier fires to put out!
Think of this show as a global mastermind group with expert guests, technology reviews and more that help us learn about new tools, techniques, strategies, and ways that we can both improve our businesses and our lives.

Travis left behind his wife and two young children who can really use all of our help, which is why we are holding this telethon. To donate to the family please follow this link to the GoFundMe campaign.
August 12th, 2013 the US lost a devoted father, inspired technology developer, teacher, husband, friend, entrepreneur and highly decorated United States Marine to a battle with an illness he brought back with him from his tour in Gulf War I but that lay dormant until last year when it turned his own immune system against him and developed into the flesh eating disease 'Pemphigus.'
Although it appeared that recent treatments might have had him on the road to recovery, he had been out of the VA hospital for just a few weeks when the strain the illness had had on his body led to a sudden and fatal heart attack that claimed his life at 42.
Travis' story is devastating to his friends and his family, but surprisingly perhaps more so even for the country that he fought and eventually died for.
Travis was an innovator. He was an inventor, a self-styled computer 'ninja' who worked with some of the brightest minds in internet technologies and automated marketing to develop tools and concepts that are still years ahead of the market. The loss of inspired innovation to the country right now during our time of economic crisis is particularly poignant.
On today's show we are going to celebrate the life of a man whose sense of humour was second only to his sense of family and of country, and we'll do so by sharing the memories of his friends and family and anyone who has a fond rememberance.
We also hope to have some doctors on who can talk about Pemphigus, the illness that took Travis and several other veterans from us, to see what can be done to advance and improve out treatment of this ghastly disease.