Who do you work for?

Seth Godin makes it simple:

"I work for you, what's next on my agenda to support you and help make your numbers go up?"

I have a different analogy. Better ask yourself, with the position and responsibilities that you have, "WHO ARE YOUR CUSTOMERS?"

Why Do We Quit?

Because its easy.

Its easy to back down whenever you are dazed and confused.

The problem at hand is too puzzling.

The expectations are too high.

These words are easy to say, to use to reason out.

What we forget is we resolve nothing when we quit.

Because we are afraid to confront and face what is ahead of us,

We always choose the easiest route. And we tend to forget that

"Quitters Never Win"

Meetings are Important

...ONLY IF there are Action Steps agreed upon.

If there is none, then its simply an FYI.

Send me an email instead.

Take Charge; Make Action

I was very impressed this morning.

A member of our company took the initiative of calling people out for a meeting.

For a lady living in a man's world, it took her a lot of guts initiating this.

And that's what makes her excel. She took the initiative!

Explained clearly, confidently... completely. The best part is she found solutions for the problems raised by her colleagues.

She has a bright future ahead of her career.

Keep it up!