Here is an excerpt of the book Leadership for Introverts: The Power of Quiet Influence Introverts and extroverts are very unique personality types, and the way each type thinks is vastly different. If you are reading this book, you either consider yourself an introvert, or you want to understand introverts more. Either way, you are …
Networking is a great way to get your business known in the local community, but there are some things to avoid as well. Do: Dress for success. Even if you are a contractor, don’t go to a networking event with pitch on your hand and dirty, wrinkled clothes. Dress professionally. You don’t have to wear …
Personal Space: Everyone needs personal space, but some people need more than others. For instance, introverts generally need more personal space than extroverts. If you are talking to someone, and they keep backing away; they may be interested in what you have to say but would prefer a bit of distance between you. Give them …
To what do you attribute your success? I would say one of the biggest reasons I am successful is that I have learned to maximize my prime time. We all have a time of day when we have the most energy. Some are morning people, some are night people and some are in between. Find …
We have found that creative meetings are self-limiting. Once one person has an idea, everyone gathers around that idea and refines it, but they rarely come up with more ideas. Creative meetings are also more difficult for introverts, and we have come up with a solution to that. We now send out the meeting …
Not a morning person? Read this article in Inc. magazine. It has some great tips. I am a morning person, but I still follow many of the steps. Here are some tips and advantages: 1 – This tip is good whether you are a morning person or not. I recommend this for all me entrepreneur …
Great article by John Maxwell, an exerpt from his release of Developing the Leader Within you 2.0. 4 Assumptions That Limit Your Leadership Potential—John C. Maxwell