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Earwigs - Do they really eat your brain? | PowerCore.net

Earwigs - Do they really eat your brain?

Everyone knows there are two creatures that want to eat your brains -- zombies, of course, and earwigs. What many people may not realize, however, is that both ideas are works of fiction. That’s right -- despite the popular myth that earwigs will crawl into your ears, lay eggs in your ear canals and slowly eat your brains, it’s just simply not true.

What is true is that, earwigs, those little 1/2 inch long bugs with a set on pincers on the end of their abdomens, although infrequently, CAN actually pinch you.   For the most part though, earwigs are just an unsightly, sometimes scary accidental invader.  Nobody wants scary invader and that is why 100's now actually 1000's have called Carl at EarlyBird Termite and Pest Control to get them out and keep out.  Next time you are talking to your friend ask them if they are more afraid of zombies or earwigs? 

I get value from both the "single best things" my teamates provide as well as their questions.&nbsp;
I usually read my feed forward cards shortly after the meeting while the specifics of my 7 minute are fresh in memory.&nbsp;
The "single best things" let me know if I did a good job of emphasizing key points I wanted to get across.&nbsp; If I see those points as "single best things" across many of the feed forward cards than I know those points hit home.&nbsp;
Questions on the feed forward cards let me know what my teamates don't know about me, my business, or my industry.&nbsp; Because there is a flux of new members, seeing more questions that wouldnt normally be asked by members that have heard many of my 7 minutes and have a pretty good grasp of me, my business, and my industry;&nbsp; helps me determine when it is time to revisit a topic for the benefit of the new members.

When Traci cooks a new recipe she asks her family whether they want it once a month, once a year, or never again!&nbsp;
What’s your method for getting maximum value from FeedFoward Cards?&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<li>Do you enter them by topic in a spreadsheet?</li>
<li>Do you staple them to your notes from the 7-Minute Presentation?</li>
<li>Do you keep them piled in a box?</li>
</ul>
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FeedForward Cards | Method | PowerCore.net

FeedForward Cards | Method

Recognizing a Team for 100% participation in the Referral Trigger response.

100% Club

Recognizing serving in all 5 primary officer roles

Hand Pin

10-year Pin

5-year Pin

3-year Pin

Professionalism: Tasked with running a professional weekly meeting and directing the LeadershipCore in alignment with a proven success structure.

TeamCoOrdinator

Equality: Provides an equal platform for self-promotion so Members both recognize and receive referrals.

ParticipationCoOrdinator

Equality: Assists the ParticipationCoOrdinator.

ParticipationCoOrdinator 2nd

Opportunity: Provides a steady stream of new opportunities.

VisitorCoOrdinator

Quality: Provides an environment of quality and trust so Members are comfortable referring clients to each other.

MembershipCoOrdinator

Integration: Integrates new Members so they give and receive referrals as quickly as possible.

MentorCoOrdinator

Recognizing having completed Mentor coffees, Orientation, InfoMinute Seminar, and 90 day evaluation.

Carl Querna

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