Skip to main content

Thought on Life and Business as I See It.

- Success can be attributed to many things. The top three are Trust, Optimism, and Skill.  Start there.

- Be mindful when people project a need for a takeoff when what is really needed is a turnaround.

- Grow for your own sake, then grown into sharing, giving and being cooperative with others.
   Look around you. Who are you asking for what things in this life? 

- "Transparency" is not a buzzword it is a core value and a reasonable expectation than can be used towards achieving long-term success

- Those who call themselves business gurus are often full of ______ ( you fill in the blank)

- The term "game -changer" has got to be the most overused and abused term in 2010. Stop it!

- If you want to be really effective be honest about your failings and humanness, say no when you feel you

  must.

- Network high and low,everyone matters. Diversity is very important.

- Do not pin your success on someone else's pipe dreams.  Build your own separate equity.

- Do not go thinking you are better than anyone else when you can just show that you are.

- When evaluating the potential of a market/opportunity, demographics are qualifiers but  understanding  and having charge over psycho-graphics will determine the ability to convert to success.

-Branding occurs from the inside out. Cheerlead and feel good about yourself in order to have what you offer seem and be worthy of a following by others.


For more of the same ...follow me on twitter: @adriennewallace

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

LETTING GO....

  L-E-T-T-I-N-G    G-O You have seen these words before..yes? Very simply written in nine letters. “L e tting  go .” Why does it make you uncomfortable?  It is simply an action that you as a human being experience every single day, just by physically and chemically existing.  It is an action that occurs when you have complete trust in your intuition ; that heaven sent voice inside of you. You know the one you may not always agree with, but the angels are so fond of you ..they send it into your ears, head, heart , and sometimes your eyes? If you are reading this your eyes open and they shut very quickly ..it is called "blinking" but in fact it is letting go and it happens very quickly. As we blink old light goes away and we allow new light to come in …seeing the next moment. As you turned on your computer or device you may have pressed a button, touched the screen, flipped a switch. As you clicked on your mouse, stroked and released keys on the k...

The Things I will do Before You Are Gone....

Fully aware of how precious life is and remembering the tender, exciting and amazing muses that I have been blessed and no doubt favored to know.. I wrote this list. Enjoy it. Create a life you love. The Things I will do Before You Are Gone.© By Adrienne Wallace (June 2008) 1) I will tell you, "I love you more than anything ...except GOD." 2) I will squeal with delight when you have achieved something new or gotten more of what makes you happy. I will stay as you pursue your delight and be a part of you capturing it. 3) I will steal your pillowcase when you are out of the room and replace it with a fresh one. I will put the one I steal on my pillow so I can smell your essence when I nap or sleep. 4) I will hold your hand even if you were 'just my manicurist' and look into your eyes and say "Thank You"... Maybe you're touching hands all day, but I want you to remember that mine appreciates yours. They are so warm 5) I will wish you t...

Where Did It Go? The question that comes when ownership is lost.

" Where Did It Go? " This is a common question asked about time, goodness, old regimes, and old relationships, memory and other than that... money and misplaced keys. Where did it go? We hear this amongst those of us who have not set a strategy and intention for what we have. This also the question that comes particularly from those of us who become all too confident in what we have but do not own. Ownership of one's talent,work, innovation, relationships and contribution is either an old or new concept in many places. What is encouraging is the ability to list our criteria for ownership and then be honest about what we truly own. Here are a few that I was thinking of today: Ownership of material things - You paid for it , don't owe anything for it to anyone Ownership of relationships - You tell the truth, engage with grace, and express mutual respect without excuses or references to what does not apply to the person you are relating to Ownership of innovation -...