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Powerful Elements of Success!

Below are elements of success that I have found to be important in my everyday endeavors! This is also a presentation that I have given to organizations...   Once you determine what SUCCESS means to You; incorporate these vital attiributes to help you in your journey!   Confidence is #1 - Makes you stronger! Be independent and proud of your skills and abilities. Daily accomplishments add up! Value and trust yourself. Know that you can do whatever you pursue.   Keep a Positive Attitude - Keeps you Motivated! Opens doors for opportunity and learning. Broadens the circle of people you know. Keeps you optimistic about the future. Gives you inspiration and courage. Boosts your “can do” spirit.   Determination & Follow Through - Key to Realizing your dreams! Motivates you to keep on track to your goals. Won’t let distractions or failures get in your way. Self-Discipline keeps you focused on what you want to do.   ...

Be Kind and Considerate

Be on time (or be early). Don’t make people wait on you for a meeting or social activity. Be there 15 minutes early and be ready. If it means you need to drive to a location the ‘day before’ to get your bearings, then do it. Show respect of other people’s time. Dress for Success – If you don’t think the way you dress makes a difference; think again! People may not tell you it makes an impact; but it does. If you are unsure of the ‘attire’ for a meeting or activity; ask or just ‘dress up’ to be sure. Confidence Makes a Difference. – A confident person is an asset. Keep your EGO in check; you’ll have more meaningful relationships that are beneficial to you and others. Be Happy. Sometimes it is tough to be happy but it is the BEST way to keep your mental health in check. Making yourself SMILE really does make you feel better; try it! Keep your word. If you make a promise to someone; KEEP IT! If you cannot follow through; tell them why. They will appreciate your hones...

Did They "Get" Your Message??"

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CAP-SOT) Annual Seminar On Saturday, January 25, 2014, I presented a 90-minute presentation to the Certified Administrative Professional Society of Texas (CAP-SOT) Annual Seminar in Houston, Texas. It was a group of 50 very talented and energetic women! My presentation focused on delivering your information or "message" to any group of people, such as a huge audience, a small group or one person. Below are the highlights from the presentation: Woodlands Area Chapter members: Donna Jenkins, CAP-OM ,Marina Valenzuela, CAP and Cindy Strawn, CAP-OM. What is a Message? It is the most important part of a  speech or presentation that you want others to remember. You don’t give formal speeches?   Everyday interactions are “mini” speeches Target Your Message Show interest in others to Pave your Way Deliver Your Message Effectively Be confident to Succeed Enhance your skills to Create Opportunities What you get in return Makes You B...