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    ss identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights
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    Go into any bookstore and you will find a big selection of self-help and personal improvement products.  Most everyone (and I’ll bet everyone reading this) wants to improve.  We know we need to get better, and we want to get better. We may want to improve our personal relationships, our business capabilities, our ability to be disciplined, our desire to juggle four chain saws, or any of hundreds of other things.  In that book store you can find books to help you do any of those things!

    In many cases though, those books start half way through the process.  After writing the last chapter about identifying our potential I realized that identification of our potential, while critical, isn’t the complete answer.  It is only the first step.

    If we want to reach our potential, we must start by identifying our greatest areas of potential.  With that knowledge, we must take a step-by-step approach to making that potential reality in our lives.

    It is no different than a business identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights

    Soap Box And Rants From Lance From Days Gone By, Part I
    Okay so I do a lot of research; have traveled afar and obviously I have something to say. Ah; “Rants from Lance” indeed. Yes in fact it is over do but it is time; It is Soap Box time; I Read an interesting article today about the fact that 80% of all penalties for employment withholding costs were fined to small businesses with under ten employees. Probably because when the large companies were small they were fined and learned along the way, as they got bigger to outsource employment tasks or hire attorneys to slow down the investigating agencies. I say this fact has made a market niche for employment agencies and taken another fee from
    rove our personal relationships, our business capabilities, our ability to be disciplined, our desire to juggle four chain saws, or any of hundreds of other things.  In that book store you can find books to help you do any of those things!

    In many cases though, those books start half way through the process.  After writing the last chapter about identifying our potential I realized that identification of our potential, while critical, isn’t the complete answer.  It is only the first step.

    If we want to reach our potential, we must start by identifying our greatest areas of potential.  With that knowledge, we must take a step-by-step approach to making that potential reality in our lives.

    It is no different than a business identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights

    What Your Employees Think and Why Should You Care?
    You’ve just lost a key employee. Everything seemed to be OK with him, yet he is quitting. Why? You recently added a new employee benefit at great expense to the company, but employees are complaining. Why? For the third straight month productivity has declined even though better systems and processes were just implemented. Why?It seems that the more you try to improve things for your company and employees, the more problems are created. What are your employees thinking?How can you find out what your employees are thinking, and frankly, why should you care? Well, when turnover increases, productivity decreases, and employees g
    many cases though, those books start half way through the process.  After writing the last chapter about identifying our potential I realized that identification of our potential, while critical, isn’t the complete answer.  It is only the first step.

    If we want to reach our potential, we must start by identifying our greatest areas of potential.  With that knowledge, we must take a step-by-step approach to making that potential reality in our lives.

    It is no different than a business identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights

    Change Management Utilizes Beliefs Statements as Effective Tools for Change
    Much is written about how to change the behaviors in the continual quest for professional and business excellence or self-improvement. One of the most often cited tools for change management is an affirmation statement. These are written statements, many times penned onto a 3 x 5 index card and exhibit the following criteria: Begin in the first person singular – I Stated in the present tense Describe the change or person that you wish to become Contain only positive words Then, three times each day, First thing in the morning right after awakening Mid day Last
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    If we want to reach our potential, we must start by identifying our greatest areas of potential.  With that knowledge, we must take a step-by-step approach to making that potential reality in our lives.

    It is no different than a business identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights

    The Quakers, A Sword, And The Leadership Talk
    William Penn (1644-1718),founder of what would become the state of Pennsylvania, was on the receiving end of a succinct Leadership Talk that still reverberates down the centuries and into your everyday leadership challenges.In his youth, Penn became an ardent Quaker. When he asked George Fox (1624-1691), the founder of the non-violent religious sect, if he should continue to wear a sword, a standard part of the dress of Penn's aristocratic class, Fox replied, "Wear it as long as thou canst."Fox's reply not only illustrates a principle of Quakerism but also a principle underpinning a leadership process I have been teaching t
    ss identifying its core strengths in order to best capitalize on the opportunities they see.  When we start our personal improvement program with identified strengths or potential, we ignite our personal rocket – and begin our trip to greater heights and achievements.

    Here then is a step-by-step process that you can use to convert your potential into results!

    1. Identify it.  I’ve already helped you do that.  Whether you have followed those steps in the last chapter or are just aware of a skill you want to develop, this is a necessary first step.


    2. Claim it.  You must believe in your heart that you have untapped skill and ability in this area.  Once you have claimed it, you must proclaim it by telling yourself (preferably out loud) that you ARE assertive, you ARE a swimmer, you ARE supportive of others. (Fill in your own skills and potentials!)


    3. Scope it.  Next you need to think about what part(s) of you life you want to apply this new skill or ability in. Take time to determine the areas of your life where you will use this enhanced skill.


    4. Target it.  Why do you want to develop this potential?  How will you and

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