Living From the Inside Out How to Ask Anyone for Anything

Michael Neill February 26, 2009

Do you struggle with the idea of asking for what you want, especially if what you want seems to be in the hands of people who are more successful and more powerful than you? Let Michael guide you through the process of asking for what you want with ease and grace!

0:40- The Byron Katie prayer
2:30- How to ask anyone for anything
10:00- Rejection in business
16:00- “Cope…then deal”
26:40- The opposite of outside-in
35:15- Being unique and still having everything in common with every person on the planet
42:00- A great strategy for not getting stuff done

Categories: Creativity, Practical, Productivity, Psychological, Radio Shows

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