 We struggle with being humble and yet letting people know that we're more than capable of doing the job. We don't want to brag and yet we want to promote our skills and talents. There will always be a tension between the two. The solution lies in accurately reflecting who you are and what you can do. It's absolutely appropriate to let people know you can do the job, that you're unique skills are just what they need. It's okay to promote yourself. But there's a slight catch. |
Add Comment "If I've got a swing, I've got a shot." That's Bubba Watson's philosophy on the golf course and something we can all apply to business and life. Watch this interview for more insights.  Do you have a winner's mindset? Are you prepared to win, willing to win, trying to win in the game of life?
Believe it or not, many people dislike the emphasis on winning, even though there are winners and losers every day in the marketplace. Competition is part of life, and it's often the prime motivator for us to do our best, to succeed. Just as the Patriots and the Giants need a winner's mindset for the Superbowl, we also could use that same mindset at work and in our personal lives. Here are five keys to developing a winning mindset. | Wes BleedThanks for visiting my blog. You'll find ideas and inspiration for improving life, work and play. Check out my bio page for more about me, and my speaking page to book me for your next meeting, conference or special event. ArchivesMay 2012 |
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