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Greet Each New Day In This Way To Succeed

on April 2nd, 2014 by Helena Kaufman 0 comments

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You’re back! I hope you’ve had a superb summer. Here are 7 strategies you can apply now to make changes for an autumn full of success for you.

Today, your Communication Culture column focuses on what it takes to make a stellar start happen. You don’t want to return to the “same ol’ same ol” routine way of doing things do you?

Check out these fresh (re)start tips to make what you want in what’s ahead of you happen. You’ll attain the success you want no matter what area it is in, studies, work or business ownership.

• Show up and slide those sleeves up too!

When we hear that quote about “80% of success is showing up”, it’s not often followed with the reminder that you also need to show up ready to work. Arriving rested and energetic also means being ready to do what needs to be done.

Success comes to those who really want something and go after it. You know both your effort and your time will be well spent, don’t you?

• Believe it and see it, in yourself

Set your mind on your goal and then check the setting on your mind set. Keep the faith in yourself, your product, your service and your course of studies, otherwise how do you expect others to have faith in you. It’s not enough to simply believe in some law of magical manifestation, you must keep confidence in yourself that you will do that above tip and get what you need to get done!

• Box? What box is it that you want to be in?

Do more than think out of this mythical box everyone talks about. You really only have two choices: Fit in, or stand out. You choose according to the situation. But, be ready to stand out from the crowd. How?

Have good ideas. Be creative, it’s one of the most valuable assets you bring to your career, business or studies. You’ll get it. If you get stuck, write in your biggest challenges and we’ll do a column just for you. Seriously.

• Get It Done

Once you get the hang of it, the ideas will flow. THEN you have to implement the ones that work. Go for it and finish it too.

• Be identifiable

Be clear about who you are. If you are a business you need to build your brand to stand out from the competition. It’s good for people to understand who they are dealing with, almost instantly. In your work, study or community space – be the person who is reliable, responsible, on time, trustworthy and representing the team’s (or clients’) interests.

• Get organized

I struggle with this. As a coach, instructor, creative person and writer, I have gazillions of ideas. I need them! So, I have to pay attention to how I store them and then how I will retrieve then, whenever I need them in the process of a project. Let me tell you, that getting that down early, and reviewing your systems is a time AND self esteem saver.

Clean and beautify your workplace for maximum productivity. Be clutter free. Find more on this in upcoming columns.

• Get help if and when you need it

Your help can range from organizational system support to advice

We are all expected to do so much these days, to be aware and to be fully operational as strategists and our own secretaries too. No one can be expert in all areas all the time. Get the appropriate help, whether it’s advice or an assistant.

VIP : Your very important prompt: School is on for all of us now, almost all of the time. Your best course of action is to combine the above guides with some good work and of course determination on your part, and we’ll all see you advance.

Hey, RAISE YOUR HAND and send in QUESTIONS or column SUGGESTIONS you’d like to see to me directly, or to the Afro News. Mark it: COMMUNICATION CULTURE TOPIC

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Filed under: Education, Self Improvement Tagged With: communication culture, education, helena kaufman

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About the author: Helena works with new Canadians and established professionals, entrepreneurs and service providers to define their message so that it makes them money and helps them get the results they want. http://helenakaufman.com Twitter, Face Book or invite her on LinkedIn @HelenaKaufman

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