May 2010 LMI Journal Featured Article on – Organizational Leadership
The May issue includes the following featured article titled: “Believe in Your Ability to Be an Effective Leader”: The basic ethical responsibilities maintained by effective leaders. Read Complete Article Here: LMI JOURNAL, VOLUME IV, NUMBER 5 Leadership Management® Institute Reprinted with permission
Business Motivation – June 4, 2010
Opportunity Is All Around You The people that really succeed in the world are the people who look for the circumstances they want. And, if they can’t find them, they make them. The lure of the distant and the difficult can be deceptive. The great opportunity in your life is where you are right now. Properly perceived, every situation can become an opportunity for you. Your destiny isn’t a matter of chance, it’s a matter of choice. It’s not something you wait for, but rather something you achieve with effort. You’re surrounded by opportunity, but things won’t turn up in this world until you turn them up. (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
May 2010 LMI Journal Featured Article on – Growth
The May issue includes the following featured article titled: “Giving Instructions Clearly”: The more expert you become in giving instructions, the more everyone benefits. Read Complete Article Here: LMI JOURNAL, VOLUME IV, NUMBER 5 Leadership Management® Institute Reprinted with permission
Business Motivation – June 2, 2010
It’s Always A Good Time To Change The first step toward getting somewhere is to decide that you’re not going to stay where you are. You’re a product of your environment. So choose an environment that will best develop you toward your goals. Analyze your life in terms of your environment. Are the things around you helping you toward your success or are they holding you back? Your world today is a living expression of how you are using and have used your mind. It’s something that you can change at any time. You don’t have to remain a captive of your environment. Don’t say “If I could change, I would change,” say “I can change, and I will change.” (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
May 2010 LMI Journal Featured Article on – Motivation
The May issue includes the following featured article titled: “Plan Every Day with Positive Expectancy”: Positive expectancy allows you to transform problems into procedures and adversity into opportunity. Read Complete Article Here: LMI JOURNAL, VOLUME IV, NUMBER 5 Leadership Management® Institute Reprinted with permission
Business Motivation – May 28, 2010
You Can Do Something Your life will always be to a large extent whatever you want to make of it. The mold to your success and fortune are in your hands. You can’t do everything, but you can do something. You choose your thoughts and your actions. Your thoughts and your actions will lead you to success. Nobody can do it for you. Nobody will do it for you. You have to make it happen. Only you can find success. If you take responsibility for your actions, you can live your dreams and attain the success you want and deserve. (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
Business Motivation – May 26, 2010
You Do Not Exist For Yourself You’re not an isolated island. You’re a piece of the planet, a piece of the universe. Personal relationships are the fertile soil from which all advancement, all success, all achievement in real life grows. Your success depends on the support of other people. The only hurdle between you and what you want to be, is the support of others. When you put yourself in another’s place, you’ll know why they think and do certain things. You can succeed fastest by helping others to succeed. Always think in terms of what the other person wants. You’ll get everything in life that you want if you’ll help enough other people get what they want. Doing things for others always pays dividends. When you help someone’s boat across a river, you’ll find your own boat has reached the shore too. (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
Business Consultant Wanted!
But what is a Business Consultant and Do You Really Need One? By Valerie G. Cardenas As most of you know, I’m a Reno business consultant. That is, I’m based in Reno, Nevada, and do most of my business consulting right here, in Reno, with a few clients across the country. I have defined my consulting services in this way: As a business consultant, I help you make your business successful! But no matter where my clients are, whether it’s Nevada or New York, one of the most frequent questions I get from business owners is: What exactly is a business consultant? Here’s my brief definition: A business consultant is an experienced, trained professional who guides you to achieve your goals and streamline your processes. Goals are usually centered around business or career, but can often be of a personal nature too. The next questions are often along these lines: How do I know if I need a business consultant? How do I hire someone to consult with me on my business? What criteria do I use to make my selection? How do I determine how capable a consultant is, and also how compatible with me? These are all excellent questions to ask before you plunk down your hard-earned dollars to hire someone to help you grow your business. Below you will find my answers and general guidelines to help these concerns. How Do I Choose a Business Consultant? Here are a few of my thoughts on choosing the best consultant for your needs: Choose someone who is interested in your business and your goals, who listens to you first, without offering pat or canned solutions. A business consultant must be a good, active listener who can fully understand your situation and needs. Find a professional who understands business and…
Business Motivation – May 21, 2010
You Have To Give, Before You Get It’s a universal law: You have to give before you get. You must plant your seeds before you reap the harvest. The law works to give you back more than you have sown. When you give to others, you’ll find yourself blessed. The more you sow, the more you reap. He who obtains has little. He who scatters has much. Nature does not give to those who will not spend. You only get to keep what you give away. (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
Business Motivation – May 19, 2010
Opportunity Lies In The Midst Of Difficulty Successful people don’t achieve their distinction by having some new talent or opportunity presented to them. They developed an opportunity that was at hand. You’ll find that every situation, properly perceived, offers you an opportunity. As fast as each opportunity presents itself, use it. No matter how tiny an opportunity may be, use it. Every problem has hidden in it an opportunity so powerful that it literally dwarfs the problem. The greatest success stories were created by people who recognized a problem and turned it into an opportunity. You’ll find new directions when you have an open mind and a willing hand. You must make your own opportunities if you want to be successful. (Reprinted with permission, Sam Maitz, Director of Marketing Technology, Leadership Management® International, Inc.)
