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Mark’s 2024 Year in Books
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Mark H. Maxwell’s Followers (13)
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Mark H. Maxwell
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30 Years Ago ... (By My Spirit)
30 years ago …
Carol and I were thriving newlyweds, living in the hills of Burbank. We had deep friendships and a one-of-a-kind church community (The Church On The Way) where we were growing and serving a diverse youth group. My career as an A&R guy at Word Records was flourishing. I was traveling the world looking for new artists to sign and develop. We spent our evenings soaking in live music at Read more of this blog post »
Carol and I were thriving newlyweds, living in the hills of Burbank. We had deep friendships and a one-of-a-kind church community (The Church On The Way) where we were growing and serving a diverse youth group. My career as an A&R guy at Word Records was flourishing. I was traveling the world looking for new artists to sign and develop. We spent our evenings soaking in live music at Read more of this blog post »
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Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
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“Serving gives and attracts while networking takes and repels. "The Best Marketing Plan" for your product or business comes through genuine love, generosity and care for others. When you build relationships on those themes--without strings attached--you open up a stream of provision that flows both ways.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“A Christ-follower is secure. Once he knows his standing in heaven, he can live recklessly, generously and unselfishly.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“When your work is focused on serving others, the fear of failure is erased.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“I went to make myself visible. But serving is about making yourself available. Visibility fades. But giving value lasts.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“Serving gives and attracts while networking takes and repels. "The Best Marketing Plan" for your product or business comes through genuine love, generosity and care for others. When you build relationships on those themes--without strings attached--you open up a stream of provision that flows both ways.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“There is no dream job, but serving can create purpose and contentment that can make the most difficult job feel like a dream.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“Now, artists are being prematurely lulled into a false sense of success and identity by their number of likes and followers. Networking is becoming a broken substitute and a distraction for the isolated work that's required to develop artistry and expertise.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
“I teach artists that the key to overcoming stage fright, the fear of bombing at a live show, is to understand that the stage is a place where you are honored to present your audience a gift. You are there to love and serve your audience, not just to receive their adoration and affirmation. Your voice and music is a creative gift that you are serving your audience to offer them joy, and hope, and love. Something that can transform them. It's about the audience. It's not about you as the artist. See the "power" of that gift and make that your focus--not finding your identity in the applause--then the spotlight becomes a place of love instead of place of fear with the risk of failure.”
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
― Networking Kills: Success Through Serving
