Comments on: Sales Chick Podcast: Putting Yourself in Control

By: Stephen Shooster

Stephen Shooster — Fri, 22 May 2009 11:05:34 +0000

I have been building my linkedin network, stumbled upon Kelli Schmith, was intrigued by some of the things she wrote enough to click into the blog and then I quickly got lost in Kelli world… caught inside a diamond facets sparkling… I was so impressed by one of her quotes I pasted it into facebook, I then realized I have no place for all the cool quotes I stumble upon for business.

Here is the quote:
Never forget that thinking is a commodity.
Feelings, on the other hand, compel people to act.
Any mediocre marketer can get you to think.
Truly remarkable ones quietly go about causing you to FEEL. – Kelli Schmith

I think if you change it up it could be a mantra or even on a granite wall…
Here is my first pass … (I could make 10 of these quickly)

Never forget a soldier is a commodity
Feelings, on the other hand, compel you to act.
Any mediocre citizen can become a soldier
Truly remarkable ones quietly go about causing you to FEEL.

Hey… it’s my first pass… but the point is their is something circular here Feelings and Action…

… anyway I stumbled upon your podcast and basically I am blown away by the whole thing!

By: Kelli Schmith

Kelli Schmith — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:18:49 +0000

Check out VisualCV on your own (it’s free): http://www.visualcv.com. You can also see my public version (a constant work in progress!) http://www.visualcv.com/kellischmith

By: Mark Dyck

Mark Dyck — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 22:33:33 +0000

Great podcast Brooke. I really appreciate how your guest is so willing to share her experience and attitudes around her job separation. Thinking more about “what’s the next thing I want to do” is a good attitude at any point in the job cycle.

I’m re-listening now waiting for the visual CV reference. That would be a great link to post!