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One of the biggest mistakes most entrepreneurs make is becoming emotionally controlled by factors that are totally OUT of their control. Such as: an impossible prospect, market trends, someone else's ultimate decision, attempting as 1 person to do the work of 5, unexpected cancellations, delayed transactions, other people's attitudes or opinions. And the list goes on - and on - an
While I was driving to work this morning I was stuck in traffic. Even worse, I was stuck in traffic behind a bus. I hate traffic jams and I hated being behind buses in traffic jams. When behind a bus, your vision is restricted; you cannot see beyond the bus. So you have to look at it. And, you are forced to look at whatever is on the back of that bus.On this particular bus
Sound familiar?? Great preparation of your craft is a must in these types of situations. But in spite of that, the new environment, filled with unfamiliar faces can kill the security of brilliant prep work. How do you prevent that?
Take the upper hand, because in reality, your prep work is not done. Once you have rehearsed and studied until you can do it in 3 languages, you must now prepare the space in which you must deliver the goods. Your new surroundings must be made comfortable and that is up to you.
I just started a new project last week, a movie for TNT (A Perfect Day, airing December 18th). On the first day, I often know few if any of the folks I'll be working with. I did reconnect with a couple of familiar faces on the crew, but not many. But even knowing some of the crew isn't enough because this is a new project in a new place with lots of unknowns, so it requires
Relationship EquityThis is a term used frequently in industrial sales. It means exactly the same thing that we refer to when we discuss customer loyalty in the hospitality industry. Believe it or not there are many other common best practices that are all intended to help reach the common objective of growth and profitability.In the hospitality industry, customer ser
Sound familiar?? Great preparation of your craft is a must in these types of situations. But in spite of that, the new environment, filled with unfamiliar faces can kill the security of brilliant prep work. How do you prevent that?
Take the upper hand, because in reality, your prep work is not done. Once you have rehearsed and studied until you can do it in 3 languages, you must now prepare the space in which you must deliver the goods. Your new surroundings must be made comfortable and that is up to you.
I just started a new project last week, a movie for TNT (A Perfect Day, airing December 18th). On the first day, I often know few if any of the folks I'll be working with. I did reconnect with a couple of familiar faces on the crew, but not many. But even knowing some of the crew isn't enough because this is a new project in a new place with lots of unknowns, so it require
Car care facilities are like many local businesses; they rely on loyal customers who, time and time again, return because they like the service, atmosphere, and price. And, whether your facility is a self-serve establishment or an automatic, building positive customer relationships is crucial to business success. But, how do you grow your business and attract new customers? Do qua
Take the upper hand, because in reality, your prep work is not done. Once you have rehearsed and studied until you can do it in 3 languages, you must now prepare the space in which you must deliver the goods. Your new surroundings must be made comfortable and that is up to you.
I just started a new project last week, a movie for TNT (A Perfect Day, airing December 18th). On the first day, I often know few if any of the folks I'll be working with. I did reconnect with a couple of familiar faces on the crew, but not many. But even knowing some of the crew isn't enough because this is a new project in a new place with lots of unknowns, so it require
Dear Friend,People are always asking, “How can you help to increase my internet sales?” And all too often, when I ask them to tell me about their business models I discover they’re selling only one product. So I ask them, “Have you ever considered selling backend products to your customers?”Backend products are simply other products you can offer to your existing c
I just started a new project last week, a movie for TNT (A Perfect Day, airing December 18th). On the first day, I often know few if any of the folks I'll be working with. I did reconnect with a couple of familiar faces on the crew, but not many. But even knowing some of the crew isn't enough because this is a new project in a new place with lots of unknowns, so it require
You’re probably already aware of the fabulous benefits of working onboard a luxury cruise ship. After all thousands of people have already discovered that it’s a great way to get paid to travel the world for several months at a time - without the hassle, expense and danger of doing it alone. Not only that, you’ll get to meet new people and make amazing friends of all nationaliti
Once I arrived, I had a matter of moments until I would be expected to be at the top of my game. So, I continued to prepare by introducing myself to as many folks as I could, actors and crew, and acquaint myself with the space which was to be my character's office in the film. And soon, I would do the same with the star of the show, not going to drop names, but a very well-known actor. (OK, it was Rob Lowe.) All of this was designed to raise my comfort level in these new digs with lots of new people so I could be at my best. And I'm happy to say that once again, this worked very well. Making a new space a comfortable space so I can fulfill the promise of my preparation has been a staple of my work ethic for a long time.
The next time you're faced with a similar situation, be sure to prepare your space. Do it with sincerity and warmth in a way that relaxes your nerves and empowers your performance. Introduce yourself to folks you don't know. Familiarize yourself with the office, conference room or meetin
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