- Category: Professional Development
Some Common Sense Rules of Etiquette
by Susan M. Totman, MVA
NOTE: This article is an old one, but may be more important than ever in these turbulent times. Working virtually adds a whole new dimension to the phrase “cultural differences”. It immediately becomes apparent how different people around the world work, live and network. (Published in TC World, July/August 2007 Issue, magazine for international information management) - Click HERE to download and read pdf version
- Category: Professional Development
Do you rush around doing things at the last minute? How many times have mentioned something that you felt you ought to do and said yes, I'll get round to it - but it; never happens. Procrastination means to defer action, but it rarely serves you well, unless you know what's behind it and what to do about it.
- Category: Professional Development
Do you love what you do but hate the thought of having to "sell" your services?
- Category: Professional Development
Meeting the Challenge of Remaining Positive
As entrepreneurs, it’s easy to get discouraged. The tricky thing about being positive is that it’s an attitude, not a feeling. It’s a state of mind that is self-induced. How often do you hand that control over to someone -- or something -- else? The truth is, you can allow yourself to let these external factors control you, usually causing a negative attitude, or you can CHOOSE to achieve and sustain a positive outlook. Here are 3 ways I’ve learned to keep a positive attitude.