Comments on: Gradualism: Leveraging Time To Get What You Want http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/ Relationship Marketing Expert Sat, 05 May 2012 16:41:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Niki Nicastro McCuistion http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1618 Niki Nicastro McCuistion Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1618 What a great day to start a Sunday morning.Appreciated the reminder of easy does it- gradualism and how vital it is to our health and well being in everything we do.In this world of multi-tasking so we can hurry on to the next item- we forget relationships are key. And Terry ,really liked how you used technology to bring it all together- the video with the addition of taking us to your site etc.I kept saying-cool- how does he do that; felt engaged and right there with you. Niki What a great day to start a Sunday morning.Appreciated the reminder of easy does it- gradualism and how vital it is to our health and well being in everything we do.In this world of multi-tasking so we can hurry on to the next item- we forget relationships are key. And Terry ,really liked how you used technology to bring it all together- the video with the addition of taking us to your site etc.I kept saying-cool- how does he do that; felt engaged and right there with you.
Niki

]]> By: Bill Bell http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1617 Bill Bell Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1617 Hi, Terry - Like Paul, Michael and Rob I think you have sent us a very valuable message. Just wish I had hit upon the idea of gradualism long ago. Now that I'm retired the concept is still good, but I don't have as much need for it as when I was selling. All the best, Bill Hi, Terry -

Like Paul, Michael and Rob I think you have sent us a very valuable message. Just wish I had hit upon the idea of gradualism long ago. Now that I’m retired the concept is still good, but I don’t have as much need for it as when I was selling. All the best, Bill

]]> By: Paul Hassing http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1616 Paul Hassing Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1616 Hiya, Terry. Man, are you making that Camtasia Studio sing or what?! Very impressive. I don't know if it's a problem at my end, but I had a couple of problems viewing this video. When it starts, your face is stretched horizontally. Later I lose 15% off the right side of the screen. The video works perfectly when I watch it in YouTube, but on your site. As usual, your content was flawless. Hope this feedback helps. Best regards, Paul. :) Hiya, Terry. Man, are you making that Camtasia Studio sing or what?! Very impressive.

I don’t know if it’s a problem at my end, but I had a couple of problems viewing this video.

When it starts, your face is stretched horizontally. Later I lose 15% off the right side of the screen. The video works perfectly when I watch it in YouTube, but on your site.

As usual, your content was flawless. Hope this feedback helps. Best regards, Paul. :)

]]> By: Michael Tipper http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1615 Michael Tipper Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1615 Hey Terry, Nice point about Gradualism - as usual you are giving me the information I need right now - are you psychic? I agree with Rob - Great Job Regards Michael Hey Terry,

Nice point about Gradualism – as usual you are giving me the information I need right now – are you psychic?

I agree with Rob – Great Job

Regards

Michael

]]> By: Terry Brock http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1614 Terry Brock Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1614 You are right, Rob. It take wisdom to know where to apply the TME. Investments of our TME have to be calibrated with our overall goals. When we do that, we reap the rich rewards of successful business and a joyous, abundant life. Thank you for sharing your insights! You are right, Rob. It take wisdom to know where to apply the TME. Investments of our TME have to be calibrated with our overall goals. When we do that, we reap the rich rewards of successful business and a joyous, abundant life. Thank you for sharing your insights!

]]> By: Rob Brown http://terrybrock.com/gradualism/comment-page-1/#comment-1613 Rob Brown Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.terrybrock.com/?p=698#comment-1613 Terrific article, packed full of wisdom that's common sense. Trouble is, common sense ain't very common. The key to any endeavour that requires TME (such as relationships, skill-development, knowledge acquisition) is in defining which ones you sink your efforts into. Building the wrong relationships, working on the wrong skills or learning the wrong stuff makes you an expert in the wrong areas. As you rightly point out, Terry, people should look look for relevance to their goals rather than what might feel good at the time, or what might seem urgent. Great job, Terry! Terrific article, packed full of wisdom that’s common sense. Trouble is, common sense ain’t very common.

The key to any endeavour that requires TME (such as relationships, skill-development, knowledge acquisition) is in defining which ones you sink your efforts into.

Building the wrong relationships, working on the wrong skills or learning the wrong stuff makes you an expert in the wrong areas. As you rightly point out, Terry, people should look look for relevance to their goals rather than what might feel good at the time, or what might seem urgent.

Great job, Terry!

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