Eric Donald Davenport International Business Executive

HAVE YOU EVER SIGNED UP YOUR CHILD FOR A SPORTS TEAM? PRIOR TO THEM JOINING THE TEAM, DID YOU TEACH THEM THE RULES OF THE GAME? DO YOU KNOW THE BACKGROUND OF THE COACH? DID YOU WANT YOUR CHILD TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN A SPORT? PRIOR TO SIGNING THEIR CHILDREN UP FOR SPORTS, ABOUT 90% OF PARENTS DO NOT TEACH THEIR CHILDREN THE RULES OF THAT GAME. HAVE YOU BEEN PUT IN THIS GAME CALLED “LIFE” WITHOUT BEING TAUGHT ALL THE RULES? YOU WERE NOT TAUGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF MANAGING MONEY AND AS A RESULT, YOU MAY HAVE ACQUIRED DEBT. YOU WERE NOT SHOWN HOW TO SHOW LOVE, THEREFORE YOU STRUGGLE IN RELATIONSHIPS. YOU MAY HAVE GROWN UP IN A HOME AND WITNESSED DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTIONS AND NOW YOU STRUGGLE WITH ADDICTION YOURSELF. THESE ARE ONLY A FEW EXAMPLES OF ISSUES MANY PEOPLE ENCOUNTER IN THEIR LIVES.

2 Scenarios   You and your mother are at home, she’s in the shower, someone knocks on the door extremely hard and scares you, you open the door, and that person says I am here to kill your mother, is she home? Would you say to that person Yes or No – Truly you know the answer is YES!  You notify your job that you are sick and will not be working today. You have a planned date with a person you are cheating with at a hotel. A female co-worker sees you that knows your mate and she’s also aware you called in sick for the day. Would you immediately, call your job, and your mate to tell them the TRUTH or Would you ask the co-worker to keep a secret and lie for you?   WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO TELL A LIE?   This is called “M&M” Mental Mirror exercise. You are required to stand in the mirror and TELL YOURSELF I never make mistakes or told lies no matter WHAT! That is your reason to judge other people without Compassion, Love, Forgiveness, Trust, and Commitment

Did you know! Over 90% of consumers and small businesses make occasional impulse purchases that they didn’t intend to buy initially.  Impulse buying isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it can dominate a good portion of your budget. Eric Donald Davenport's career as a negotiator advisors has been very productive by helping consumers & small businesses compete.  A negotiator advisor is a person who has formal discussions with someone else in order to reach an agreement. Eric’s top 10 key points “during a negotiation” Prepare well Always tell the truth Show your potential Mention the competition Follow client requirements Find a fair compromise Think long term Take your time Get it in writing Focus “during a negotiation, it would be wise not to take anything personally. If you leave personalities out of it, you will be able to see opportunities more objectively. " - Brian Koslow Small businesses can now use a negotiator advisor to help them bid on government products and serv