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Sally Speaks: Professional Speaking Reel

by Sally Hogshead on June 7, 2010

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Sally Speaks: Audience Interaction

by Sally Hogshead on April 8, 2010

Sally Speaks: Audience Endorsements

by Sally Hogshead on April 8, 2010

Seven Triggers of Fascination, on BNET

February 23, 2010

My podcast with Phil Dobbie gives inside scoop on the 7 triggers: “Understanding these triggers will help you understand what motivates people to buy products… these are hard wired attitudes that have been entrenched in our brains from the early days of humankind.”

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The Talented Asshole vs. the Sweetheart Hack

February 22, 2010

No one wants to work for a jerk, under any circumstances. Nastiness is never tolerable. That’s settled, right? Well, hold on, not so fast. When I asked on Facebook if people would rather work for a talented jerk or a sweetheart hack, it started getting interesting.

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Your golden insiders-only ticket to the first live Fascinate chat

February 13, 2010

It’s a cocktail party… without the chardonnay and stale pigs-in-a-blanket. TalentZoo.com is setting up a live Q&A for you and I to explore how fascination can make your own ideas more persuasive.

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“What? A free copy of RADICAL CAREERING? …seriously??”

February 5, 2010

Yep, seriously. A free copy of the whole book. You can tweet it, post it, and share it to your heart’s content.

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Braincandy for media snacking: Hog-isms, issue 003

January 11, 2010

Our third issue of braincandy for media snacking. Filled with tweets, posts, other thought-lettes.

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How your voice gives your secrets away.

January 5, 2010

What inner thoughts do you accidentally communicate during a client presentation? Your voice could be giving away far more than you’re actually saying.

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How I became fascinated with fascination

November 30, 2009

Growing up in my family, earning attention wasn’t a recreational pursuit. It was a matter of survival. At the age of 7, I learned why fascination matters.

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