Friday, September 27, 2013
3 ~ Components of Physical Intelligence
PQ - 3 ~ Components of Physical Intelligence
1. Wise Nutrition
2. Consistent Balanced Exercise
3. Proper Rest, Relaxation, Stress Management and Prevention Thinking
Friday, September 20, 2013
Ways to Be a Better Employee
Whether you're vying for a promotion or just want to make a good impression, here are 20 ways to show you are “Dream Team Material”
1. Know the mission.
2. Understand how you'll be evaluated.
3. Be Dependable.
4. Project positive energy.
5. Make your boss look good.
6. Take responsibility for your mistakes.
7. Be organized. Plan your next day before you leave work.
8. Be Punctual 9. Be resourceful.
10. Broaden your horizons.
11. Stay informed.
12. Upgrade your skills and learn new ones.
13. Be courteous.
14. Be Flexible
15. Take care of your health health. 16. Leave your personal life at the door.
17. Go beyond the call of duty.
18. Be a team player.
19. Take a break now and then.
20. Look and act promotable.
Friday, September 13, 2013
Stages of Marketing and Promoting
Breaking in takes some time, so to help make it a more manageable process for you, here are four stages to marketing and promotion.
1. Sign up, observe, and educate yourself.
2. Participate. Make yourself known.
3. Share something and grow relationships. Focus on what you give people or what you can share that's of value.
4. Ask for help. Put your connections to work as a means of marketing.
People who know you and trust you will be more likely to help you. That's why it's important to establish relationships far before you market and promote a product or service. The relationships have to be meaningful before they have value in a marketing and/or promotion effort.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Key drivers of job satisfaction
Few people are exactly alike when determining what makes them happy at work, but there are some key drivers of job satisfaction.
Relationships: With manager, With peers, With subordinates
Work/life balance: Location/commute. Travel, Amount of work
Kind of work: Autonomy, Type of Work, Contribution, Job Growth
The company: Values, Leadership, Industry
Financial Considerations: Base Pay, Incentive Pay
Relationships: With manager, With peers, With subordinates
Work/life balance: Location/commute. Travel, Amount of work
Kind of work: Autonomy, Type of Work, Contribution, Job Growth
The company: Values, Leadership, Industry
Financial Considerations: Base Pay, Incentive Pay
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Gain Energy & Release Your Potential
Topic How to do it
Choose Attitude Make your day a great day
Play Make work fun – builds energy
Engage Customers Include your customers in the fun
Be Present Pay Attention & Be attentive
Choose Attitude Make your day a great day
Play Make work fun – builds energy
Engage Customers Include your customers in the fun
Be Present Pay Attention & Be attentive
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Never Give Up
Some of us 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.
So never give up.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Difference between Leadership & Management
Leadership
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Management
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People
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Things
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Spontaneity, serendipity
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Structure
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Release, Empowerment
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Control
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Effectiveness
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Efficiency
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Programmer
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Program
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Investment
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Expense
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Principles
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Techniques
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Transformation
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Transaction
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Principled-centered Power
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Utility
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Discernment
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Measurement
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Doing the right thing
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Doing things Right
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Direction
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Speed
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Top Line
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Bottom Line
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Purposes
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Methods
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Principles
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Practices
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On the Systems
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In the Systems
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“Is the ladder against the right wall?”
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Climbing the Ladder Faster
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