&537/ Hands-on: Look for a Yes at Every Interaction

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I haven't read Seth Godin's blog for months. Why? There is so much to learn.

"Why is it okay to have employees in any organization who look for a no?

The same thing happens with the tech crew before I give a speech. About 75% of the time, the lead tech guy (it always seems to be a guy) explains why it's impossible. Impossible to use a Mac, impossible to use the kind of microphone I like, impossible to use my own clicker, etc. And then, the rest of the time, using the same technology, the producer asks, 'how can I help make this work for us?' and everything is about yes, not no."

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