R.G. LeTourneau became the greatest obstacle-mover in history, building huge earth-moving machines. During World War II he produced 70% of all the army’s earth-moving machinery. He spoke of God as the Chairman of his Board.

As a multi-millionaire, LeTourneau gave 90% of his profit to God’s work and kept only 10% for himself. A special friend of Billy Graham, in his early days, LeTourneau designed a portable dome building intended for Graham crusades. He also founded a university that is thriving to this day. LeTourneau said that the money came in faster than he could give it away. LeTourneau was convinced that he could not out-give God.  ”I shovel it out,” he would say, “and God shovels it back, but God has a bigger shovel.” Many people see Letourneau as one of the most influential people of the past hundred years.  http://www.letu.edu/about_LU/museum/Museum_Online/ .

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I recently updated my LinkedIn profile to reflect my role as CEO of Team Demangos. It is very important to make sure all my information is fresh and up to date. People are curious and interested how I have achieved over 90 recommendations. They ask how I got them: my formula, I ask for them. Read the rest of this entry »

 As I was reading Ivan Misner’s 29% Solution, I ran across a section listing the top ten traits of a “Master Networker” in order of importance.  My goal isn’t to tell you what to do. My goal is to share with you what works. When I ask people what they feel are the top ten traits, they usually respond, “giving referrals.” Would you believe giving referrals doesn’t even show up in the top ten? Read the rest of this entry »

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INC Magazine is one of my favorite reads. Today as I was reading, I ran across an article titled, “Turning customers into pitchmen.” Roku was one of the first companies to bring online movies to people’s living rooms. (I have one) This cool little device streams Netflix, Pandora and other media to your TV. This technology is one of the many reasons I cancelled cable years ago.

When the competition started to emerge, they were formidable: Microsoft, Apple, Google. They have tons of money to advertise, Roku with 100 employees didn’t. What does this have to do with referrals?  Read the rest of this entry »

Amazing Technology

Today I received a call from a friend and he was trying to figure out the difference between networking and selling. I don’t claim to have all of the answers, however, after building one of the largest weekly networking luncheons in San Diego, I believe that I am qualified to give a few valuable answers.

Clue: Networking isn’t selling…

My definition of networking: Building reciprocal relationships that will lead you to your future clients. My selling definition: Finding a problem and solving it with my product or service. If you’re looking for results, invest three minutes and read this… Read the rest of this entry »

Hello Follow Up Addicts,

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Anyone looking at SendOutCards in my opinion should consider starting out as a customer, come aboard and send cards of appreciation. Experience what people have to say about receiving unexpected cards and gifts and see the amazing things that happen.

So…the fact that SendOutCards has removed all the retail packages and simply is giving anyone willing to pay $9.80 per month the opportunity to fully use what we SendOutCards affiliates get for $458 is awesome. They have removed the one and only negative in my opinion for someone to start using the service. Would you rather be remembered or unforgettable? Get engaged in SendOutCards

Contact me for a free demo,

David