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Bob Stobener , a seasoned leader celebrated for his adept communication skills, has a unique perspective on improving communication as a means to foster understanding and collaboration. Drawing from his creative background in cartooning and strategic advertising at a successful comedy club, Stobener believes that effective communication is essential not only for resolving conflicts but also for enhancing personal and professional growth. He emphasizes the importance of listening and forming genuine connections, demonstrating how these practices can lead to positive outcomes, as seen in his ability to guide team members toward fulfilling career paths. By advocating for open and honest dialogue, Stobener illustrates how strong communication skills can support individual success and organizational excellence across various industries. (00:01:52) Communication Skills: Comedy Club to Corporate Success (00:14:21) Transparent Interactions: The Foundation of Leadership Success (00:14:21) Transformative Impact of Transparent Leadership Communication (00:19:41) Mastering Communication Skills for Multifaceted Success Hosted by Larry Wilson Produced by: Verbal Ninja Productions Producer: R. Scott Edwards Sponsored by: The Wilson Method **Check out NEW upgraded website with FREE offer !! Visit: https://theWilsonMethod.com Link: TheWilsonMethod.com…

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This is a weekly market situation report and summary for markets around the world. For more information please visit: http://www.onlinefinancialadvisor.net Sign up for our FREE weekly newsletter, and also receive our Free eBook "The Top 5 Greatest Fears All Retirees Have, Explained!" In the "decades" timeframe, we have been in a Secular Bear Market which began in 2000 when the P/E ratio peaked at about 44. The job of Secular Bear markets is to burn off outrageously high P/E ratios over one or two decades, until finally the P/E ratio arrives back at a single-digit level, from which another Secular Bull Market can emerge. If history is a guide, we may not yet be done with this Secular Bear Market. The Shiller P/E is at 26.4, barely changed from the prior week’s 26.3, and approximately at the level reached at the pre-crash high in October, 2007. Even though P/E's are substantially lower than their crazy peak in 2000, they are nonetheless at the high end of the normal historical range and leave little if any room for expansion. This means that the stock market is unlikely to make gains greater than corporate profit growth percentage, if that. In fact, since 1881, the average annual returns for all ten year periods that began with a CAPE at this level have been just 3%/yr This further means that above-average returns will be much more likely to come from the active management of portfolios than from passive buy-and-hold. Although a mania could come along and cause P/E’s to shoot upward from current levels , in the absence of such a mania, buy-and-hold investors will likely have a long wait until the arrival of returns typical of a Secular Bull Market. The “big picture” is the months-to-years timeframe – the timeframe in which Cyclical Bulls and Bears operate. The US Bull-Bear Indicator (see Fig. 3) is at 64.7, little changed from the prior week’s 64.6, and continues in cyclical Bull territory. The current Cyclical Bull has taken the US and some of Europe to new all-time highs, but many of the world’s major indices have yet to top 2007’s levels. The most widely followed international indexes, the Morgan Stanley EAFE Developed International index and the Morgan Stanley Emerging Markets Index, are both still below their 2007 peaks. The intermediate indicator ended the week at 25, unchanged from the prior week. Separately, the quarter-by-quarter indicator - based on domestic and international stock trend status at the start of each quarter - gave a positive indication on the first day of July for the prospects for the third quarter of 2014. LargeCap US equities gained for the week, and pretty much everything else around the world dropped. On the plus side, the S&P 500 gained +1.3%, and the Dow Industrials rose +1.7%. But US MidCap and SmallCap indices lost -0.2% and -1.2% respectively for the week. Likewise, Canada’s TSX gave up -1.7%, Developed International pulled back a slight -0.1%, and Emerging International lost -0.8%. It is a saying among Wall Streeters that when the market is running out of steam, “large caps are the last to go.” If the market is indeed running out of steam, the market is following this script. In US economic news, initial jobless claims fell to 280,000, the lowest number in 7 years. The National Association of Home Builders (“NAHB”) reported its housing market index rose to 59 from 55 a month ago, and matched its highest reading since 2005. Canada's annual inflation rate was reported at 2.1%, the fourth month in a row that it was above the Bank of Canada’s 2.0% target. The Bank of Canada is now in a quandary: it is on record as intending to maintain low interest rates to boost a soft economy, yet also on record as being more than willing to raise rates to keep a lid on inflation. The central bank said earlier in September that higher inflation recently seen has been attributable to “temporary effects.” The Organization for Economic Development issued revised (and mostly lower) estimates of Eurozone GDP for 2014. The Eurozone as a whole estimate was revised down to +0.8%. Some individual country examples are: U.K. (+3.1%); Germany (+1.5%); France (+0.4%); Italy (-0.4%). More information in the podcast.... For more information please visit: http://www.onlinefinancialadvisor.net Sign up for our FREE weekly newsletter, and also receive our Free eBook "The Top 5 Greatest Fears All Retirees Have, Explained!" Disclaimer: Nothing in this video or free report can be or should be construed as investment, tax or legal advice. This is purely educational and there is not enough information in here or the report to make educated investment decisions. Always consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.…

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