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Comment on Dragon Naturally Speaking and MacSpeech Dictate – Interview by Janie Jasin

Janie Jasin — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 15:07:38 +0000

Will I live long enough to learn, use and make a difference with these amazing products that Terry shows us are so great? I stand/ speak/listen in gratitude.There just might be a way to write it all down and leave it as a legacy for the next generations who might need what I have spoken about from the platform for 33 years. Thanks Terry! Janie

Comment on Dragon Naturally Speaking and MacSpeech Dictate – Interview by Scott Skibell

Scott Skibell — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 22:10:00 +0000

Terry,

I found a workaround for using the iPhone, Dragon, and my Mac. I’ve got an older copy of DNS and run it in a Windows partition on my Mac. I dictate into my iPhone and transfer it over. It works pretty well. Here’s a video I did on it: http://skillcasting.com/dictating-with-your-iphone-and-dragon-naturally-speaking/

Does MacSpeech Dictate read MP3 files? Or, is this function not working yet? If so, I could skip the whole Windows element.

I’ve found the Griffen iTalk application along with the free iSync application to be wonderful. I can dictate into my iPhone and transfer the the file over to my Mac wirelessly. Sweet.

Great video. Thanks.
Scott

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Bill Lampton, Ph.D.

Bill Lampton, Ph.D. — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:01:15 +0000

Terry, possibly I have become more marketable because of what I have learned about cameras and computers (with your highly professional help on both), yet no camera or computer ever hired me to speak, direct a seminar, or coach a client. Always, that invitation comes from a person, which requires a relationship.

Comment on Dragon Naturally Speaking and MacSpeech Dictate – Interview by Joe Bonura

Joe Bonura — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:58:56 +0000

Terry . . . Thanks for taking the time to enlighten us. I just got Dragon 10 and I am looking forward to using it.

Joe

Comment on Dragon Naturally Speaking and MacSpeech Dictate – Interview by Randall Munson

Randall Munson — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:19:46 +0000

Great video, Terry. Thanks for the insights!
Randall

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Gina Carr

Gina Carr — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:16:03 +0000

Thanks for reminding us that we can uses technology to develop stronger relationships. Yes, Kodachrome has been used for many years to “create memories.” As you have been teaching us, we need to consciously seek to create special memories for our clients.

I echo Diane’ comments above about your book. It is a terrific guide for people who want to learn more about relationship marketing.

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Jim Barber

Jim Barber — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 01:27:28 +0000

Thanks for the reminder, Terry! Technology is only a tool, and tools can change — but a solid, lasting relationship remains the ultimate goal. Although Kodachrome is going the way of the 8-track, MS-DOS, and the beeper, the need for meaningful relationships is more important than ever. Great post!

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Paul Hassing

Paul Hassing — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:55:10 +0000

Great follow up to your last post, Terry. You sure are on song! Thanks for keeping it real and human in an often-scary world. Best regards, P.

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Diane Bogino

Diane Bogino — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:21:36 +0000

Terry;

Glad to see you promoting your book, “Relationship Marketing: It’s NOT About E-Commerce (Electronics) It’s About R-Commerce (Relationships)”

This book contains information for anyone who is serious about marketing a business needs! I’m almost finished reading it and I’m going to go back and revisit all the links you’ve provided. Excellent job on providing much needed information in an easy to read – amazingly enough non technical – format. : )

Comment on Kodachrome Dies – Marketing Pointers For You by Frank Houser

Frank Houser — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:19:32 +0000

I have always believed (and have first-hand experince) that a well established relationship will allow you to introduce new technology to a client.

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Rod Jurado

Rod Jurado — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 03:23:43 +0000

Found this on Mashable (by way of facebook) … goes perfectly with your post on Netflix! http://bit.ly/83YSr

Comment on Overcoming Fear of Being Interviewed – Suzanne Richardson Article by воздушный шар

воздушный шар — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 09:24:19 +0000

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Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Paul Hassing

Paul Hassing — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 03:37:13 +0000

Ripper post, Terry; one of your best. It really resonated with me, as I’m eight months into reinventing The Feisty Empire. I used to write 4-8 job ads a day for print newspapers. Now there are few jobs, and fewer ads, in thinner newspapers.

To compensate, I’ve started corporate blogging (i.e. writing ‘creative non fiction’). As you can see from my link, it’s going great guns. Speaking of films, it’s ‘March or Die’ for Legionnaires and the same for us in business. Well, I’m marching! Best regards, P.

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Troy Stende

Troy Stende — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:15:36 +0000

We’re doomed! I could see the line of thinking that DVDs will be outdated but the fact that he is changing the model so drastically when they are on the top of their game is astonishing. Thank you, Terry, for reminding me not to take for granted my successes and always move forward.

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Ed Primeau

Ed Primeau — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:30:44 +0000

This is exactly how I see it too Terry! As a video producer of Internet based marketing video, digital files easily available and accessible on the net are the way to go. Thanks for the great timing on this post!!
ED

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Richard Sinclair

Richard Sinclair — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:14:18 +0000

Terry – you touch directly on the issue with which I have been wrestling. I will order your book. we sell capital equipment – complex pumps and water treatment systems, so we do not try to sell on line. Rather, we need to learn of requirements early on, supply the engineer the information necessary to get our products designed in – and during that process develop a relationship with that engineer. Does that sound familiar>

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Gina Carr

Gina Carr — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:27:58 +0000

Terry,

You have really hit on a topic that all business leaders need to consider – how to reinvent their business model even if they are currently doing well.

As a print magazine publisher/franchisor, I am constantly evaluating whether people will be reading printed magazines in the future or not. You have wisely been coaching me for some time to develop a parallel model on the internet.

Your point “I get the things I want when I want them” is extremely important for all business owners to consider. To survive and thrive, business leaders must ask “How does this apply to my business?”

Thanks very much for bringing this important business lesson to us.

Gina Carr
http://www.AroundTownMagazines.com

Comment on NetFlix and Adapting To Change Today by Karla Scott

Karla Scott — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:27:31 +0000

Terry—-Excellent and insightful AS ALWAYS!!