Mark Botros is now a PERSONALYSIS Certified Consultant
Personalysis is an innovative personality assessment tool that provides powerful insights into a person, team, or organization on three dimensions:
- Engagement and Contribution (i.e., What people love to do)
- Communication (i.e., how people connect and communicate)
- Decision Making (i.e., The kind of data or information people need to make decisions, commitments, and move forward).
To learn more about how PERSONALYSIS can help you, your team, or your organization, email mark@markabotros.com.
This video is a highlight reel for the Botros Family Egypt Trip (December 2019). You can also read an associated article at the following link: 21 Days in Egypt, 8 Incredible Life Lessons
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21 Days in Egypt, 8 Incredible Life Lessons
Episode 019: The Missing Ingredient in Networking
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There is a saying in business, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know”. I don’t agree with this statement. It almost implies that connections are more important than the content of your character or your knowledge or expertise. However, while there may some truth in it, I would modify the statement to say…
| Date: | December 5, 2019 |
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| Appearance: | Mark Botros on the Career UpRising PODCAST with Lorraine Rise |
| Outlet: | Career Uprising with Lorraine Rise |
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Episode 018: Texting Etiquette 101
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Texting has dominated today’s communication. In a previous episode we discussed good email etiquette looks like. Since texting is the other major form of non-in-person communication, we dedicated an episode to etiquette around texting.
Episode 017: Why We Need to be Kind to the Children in our Lives
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It may seem like a no-brainer that we need to be kind to children, but it amazes me how even the most seemingly enlightened of parents unload hurt, annoyance, and negativity on their children, and when the children are difficult, rebellious, critical, and hard to deal with, they are surprised, and scarcely know where the behavior came. We need look no further than our own mirror.