Before taking a new job, consider these areas:

1.      Relationships with: Manager, Peers, Subordinates and Work/life balance

2. Location/commute: Will it impede your ability to do things that are important to you, your significant other or children?
3. Travel: Will having a job that requires frequent overnight travel be an issue?
4. Amount of work: It's reasonable to assume that many professional jobs will require you to do the work necessary to complete the job.
5. Growth opportunities

6.      The company’s: Values, Leadership, Industry: are products that which you would want to be associated? and financial considerations

7.      Base pay

8.      Incentive pay

How Successful People WIn

·       Cultivate Big Picture Thinking

·       Use Focused Thinking

·       Harness Creativity

·       Focus on Results

·       Continuously Strategize

·       Explore Possibilities

·       Reflect on outcomes

·       Understand the Benefit of Sharing

·       Be Unselfish

·       Rely on Bottom line & Promote it.

Never give up on Life.

We move from day to day, with no plan, no goals and ultimately no rewards.

We fail to understand that if life is work, the better we do it, the better it will pay us.

When we perform our tasks to the very best of our ability we receive just rewards for what we do.  When we are thorough in our work and put our best into it, we become better at it. When we become too good for where we are, we will be advanced to our rightful place.

The thing we must realize about life is; it can’t be better until we are better. We can’t get more until we are more.

The only thing that can stop our advancement in life is our not being ready to move. If life is work, run it like a multimillion-dollar corporation and elect yourself chief executive officer.

Best Way to Gain Energy & Release Potential

·         Choose Attitude - Make your day a great day

·         Play – Make work fun it builds energy

·         Engage Customers – Include them in your fun

Be Present – Pay Attention & Be Attentive

3 Things Every Worker Should Know 3 Things Every Worker Should Know

As the graduation season begins there are several things every worker should know. Companies are facing challenges to fill open positions so they are doing more to retain employees. However with in-demand skills and experiences, the new job may not be that far away. With more baby boomers retiring and less skilled workers entering the labor force, employment conditions may not be too bad for the graduate. With that in mind, take advantage of the job market today with these three things:
1. Your interests.
Give careful consideration to what you love most about the job you want. This will help you make better decisions about your career.
2. Your strengths and weaknesses.
Conduct an honest assessment of your professional assets and any liabilities that could be standing in your way.
3. Your options.                                                                                                                                               Hiring managers are more concerned about finding and keeping talented workers, you may have more leverage than you think in negotiating a career path with the best compensation for you.