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- Marketing Secrets of ‘The Great Communicator’ Former US President Ronald Reagan - by Submitted on Jun 13, 2005 from Thomas A.C. MurrellWhat are the ten business insights you can learn from former US President Ronald Reagan who was known as 'The Great Communicator'. The anniversary of the death of former US President Ronald Reagan at 93 years of age on June 5th 2004, has again focussed the world's attention on both his ...
Views: 1215 - EFFECTIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS ESSENTIAL FOR PERSONAL BRANDING SAYS EXPERT THOMAS MURRELL FROM 8M MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2005 from Thomas A.C. MurrellEFFECTIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS ESSENTIAL FOR PERSONAL BRANDING By Thomas Murrell, MBA CSP, International Business Speaker Move over pop star "Posh Spice" Adams and English soccer hero David Beckham, the personal branding power of newly engaged Australian celebrity sports couple Lleyton Hewitt and ...
Views: 1002 - How to Attract New Business Like George W Bush Wins Elections - by Submitted on Nov 22, 2004 from Thomas A.C. MurrellTHE LITTLE-KNOWN SPEECHWRITING SECRETS THAT WON GEORGE W BUSH THE US ELECTION By Thomas Murrell, MBA CSP, International Business Speaker He's been accused of "mangling the language, destroying its meaning by avoiding the use of verbs, twisting nouns into verbs, and endlessly repeating phrases ...
Views: 1045 - Media Training 101: Mastering the TV Interview - by Submitted on Nov 15, 2004 from Thomas A.C. MurrellAre you winning the media game? Is your message getting across through the media? Discover how to be better at dealing with the media, especially doing TV interviews. A good reason to do media training to master TV interviews is because it can save time, money and stress by updating your skills ...
Views: 1081 - How to Create the Life You Really Want - by Submitted on Nov 17, 2003 from Thomas A.C. MurrellAustralians are loosing their laidback, carefree reputation, as we continue to work longer hours, exercise less and neglect our leisure and family time. Recent research indicates that 67 per cent of Australian professionals spend at least 20 hours a week thinking about their job when they ...
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