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    Dealing with Employee Procrastination
    We’ve all had them, intelligent, talented, and educated employees, who have been assigned certain tasks on which they never take initiative, or never finish – but are always one step away from the great breakthrough that will make all this talk without results pay off.Procrastination is simply continuing to put off doing something, a decis
    ed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United Stat

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    Extroverts probably created the rules for succeeding in business. How about that assured place of meeting people to either do business with or connect you with people who can? Some extrovert no doubt, came up with happy hour. An hour or more in a smoke-filled bar, with many people, talking loudly, face-to-face networking, meeting as many people as possible and tallying the success of all this with a collection of business cards! Gasp, gag and puke; a few thoughts and feelings of an introvert.

    What can get tucked away in a far corner to consider that an introvert can sell successfully, is that introverting behaviors can be leveraged to be successful in sales. Some of the behavioral preferences of introversion go further to satisfy a customer’s need to buy and help an introvert play the business game to win.

    The business rules we think we have to play by are just that, rules we think we play. When leveraging introversion strengths, some of the smartest people will not realize someone more introverted is just playing the game their own way.

    Why not be yourself and succeed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United State

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    people, talking loudly, face-to-face networking, meeting as many people as possible and tallying the success of all this with a collection of business cards! Gasp, gag and puke; a few thoughts and feelings of an introvert.

    What can get tucked away in a far corner to consider that an introvert can sell successfully, is that introverting behaviors can be leveraged to be successful in sales. Some of the behavioral preferences of introversion go further to satisfy a customer’s need to buy and help an introvert play the business game to win.

    The business rules we think we have to play by are just that, rules we think we play. When leveraging introversion strengths, some of the smartest people will not realize someone more introverted is just playing the game their own way.

    Why not be yourself and succeed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United Stat

    Get Feedback BEFORE You Hit Send
    Before any document is finalized, you need to let someone else take a look at it. I cannot stress enough the significance of this step! Letters, memos, reports, brochures, even important e-mails—any writing that will see the light of day— should be read by others before you send it off because:• Feedback sharpens your final product e
    nsider that an introvert can sell successfully, is that introverting behaviors can be leveraged to be successful in sales. Some of the behavioral preferences of introversion go further to satisfy a customer’s need to buy and help an introvert play the business game to win.

    The business rules we think we have to play by are just that, rules we think we play. When leveraging introversion strengths, some of the smartest people will not realize someone more introverted is just playing the game their own way.

    Why not be yourself and succeed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United Stat

    It's Not What You Do; It's What You Do After You've Done It
    So how did you do? Really. No "nicey nicey" banal comments please on how it was "great". What really worked - and why? And what really didn't work - and why not? What role did you have? In the success? In the failures?After a project or an event, it's rare that anyone, either individually or as a team, sits down to reflect on what has unf
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    The business rules we think we have to play by are just that, rules we think we play. When leveraging introversion strengths, some of the smartest people will not realize someone more introverted is just playing the game their own way.

    Why not be yourself and succeed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United Stat

    How Do You Protect Your Business in an Expanding Market
    If you have a business in an expanding market like many of the cities in Southern California, or Phoenix, or Dallas -- a major concern has to be protecting your business as new competitors arrive. This can be especially frustrating if you’ve been there awhile. Maybe going all the way back to when it was just you and one or two other competitors.
    ed rather than morph who you are and succeed at frustration? It takes less energy and is more fun.

    Thinking and planning inside my head is something I enjoy.

    In a 2005 Goals Survey at ThinkQT.com, with 32,896 ThinkTQ.com registered users in the United States the results were amazing! Would you believe, less than 12% of those tested say they put in any consistent planning. This means some 88% may want to have, to do or to be something and yet they have no concrete procedure to win.

    It wasn’t stated in the survey, but it might be a safe bet: most of that 12% in this ThinkQT.com study are introverts. Introverts love to plan!

    A key trait for introversion. Thinking things through, speaking plans to ourselves, writing things out. Much of our world is action-oriented and doing. Introverts find it easier and are more natural to plan before taking action.

    The basics of any sales or business planning provides specific and organized information to ensure achievement. The introvert’s head is the sandbox for such a creative and organized essential, whether in business or personal life. It can be thought, spoken or written, but planning in business is as necessary as blueprints are to an architect.

    As an introvert, a real happy hour is an hour on a meditative walk to sort through and organize ideas, or a small group meeting at

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