Steve's Blog
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I felt like I was the invisible man
Published by Steve Herzberg
A few weeks ago I found myself out on the streets in Sydney selling The Big Issue Magazine. I only spent 1 hour selling.
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4 things I learnt from the squeegee guy
Published by Steve Herzberg
There’s a guy who cleans car windscreens near where I live. You know the sort of person.
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Look before you leap
Published by Steve Herzberg
A few years ago I was working with a client who sold cosmetic laser machines to doctors and beauty therapists.
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10 years - 10 thoughts on survival
Published by Steve Herzberg
One day you might want to run your own business. A few words of warning. Be careful. It’s not for everyone.
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10 tips for advanced presenters
Published by Steve Herzberg
A successful presentation relies on great delivery, strong structure and relevant content. That’s it. For most people presenting well is a totally different skill from your daily work.
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The difference between follow up and nagging
Published by Steve Herzberg
Follow up is like your cholesterol. You need some, but too much of it and you could be in a lot of trouble.
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Networking or Notworking?
Published by Steve Herzberg
If you were to swap the “e” in the word networking to an “o”, you would create a very different word. It’s only a small change, just one letter.
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The one time in life I really got lucky
Published by Steve Herzberg
It’s 1980, I’m 13 years old wandering around Belmont Park racecourse in Perth with my mate Richard Bell.
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The fastest way to lift your teams performance
Published by Steve Herzberg
Unless you live under a rock in downtown Nowheresville, you are part of a team. You can have an enormous impact on your team’s results by changing just a few...
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He spends an hour a day in a hot bath
Published by Steve Herzberg
Wouldn’t it be great to find one hour a day just to soak in a hot bath. Switching off from the worries of the world and slowly recharging your batteries.
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