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Paralegals - The World is Thy Oyster self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it?In spite of ever increasing difficult economic times, there are a few areas of increasing job opportunities. These include paralegals and legal assistants.Paralegals and legal assistants are actually the individuals who help out the lawyers with much of their easier, "less legal" daily tasks, which leave lawyers more time to wo You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does Face Time: When You Can't Stay Past 5:00 A hockey coach on "Making the Cut" (a Canadian reality show) this week gave his team a lesson about putting confidence and performance in their respective places. He compared it to a person steering a boat while pulling a water skier. When the driver steers the boat to the left, eventually the water skier will follow to the left too."Now what should I do?” a reader laments. “I’ve instituted many of your productivity techniques, and now I’m getting out of the office on time. I arrive before my boss does in the morning, so she doesn’t see how hard I work when I start my day. Now that I’m leaving by 5:00, she thinks I’m slacking. But I’m actually getting more wo Using that illustration, he showed how most young or inexperienced players allow their performance to take the wheel of the boat, thus dictating what direction their confidence takes. This is all fine and good when you're on top of your game and doing well -- the result is your self-confidence increases and you play better. But the danger occurs when your performance takes a turn for the worse -- your confidence decreases and you begin to create negative momentum. The hockey coach gave his players a simple solution -- change the order. Put your self-confidence in the driver's seat and your performance will follow. This is a good lesson for entrepreneurs. Some will allow a bad month or a negative occurrence to affect their self-confidence. As their assurance wanes, so do their accomplishments thus creating a destructive downward spiral effect. If you change up the order -- letting your self-confidence direct your performance -- you'll find that you can more easily get unstuck during low periods and more quickly regain momentum. How do you put your self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it? You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does m How to Profit from Your Expertise (Part 2 of 2) lustration, he showed how most young or inexperienced players allow their performance to take the wheel of the boat, thus dictating what direction their confidence takes. This is all fine and good when you're on top of your game and doing well -- the result is your self-confidence increases and you play better. But the danger occurs when your performance takes a turn for the worse -- your confidence decreases and you begin to create negative momentum.Last month we looked at the first step in how to naturally profit from your expertise: packaging your knowledge into articles and talks. Done right, you’ll exponentially multiply the number of motivated, pre-qualified prospects you reach in a fraction of the time that networking and referrals require.This month, we’ll look at h The hockey coach gave his players a simple solution -- change the order. Put your self-confidence in the driver's seat and your performance will follow. This is a good lesson for entrepreneurs. Some will allow a bad month or a negative occurrence to affect their self-confidence. As their assurance wanes, so do their accomplishments thus creating a destructive downward spiral effect. If you change up the order -- letting your self-confidence direct your performance -- you'll find that you can more easily get unstuck during low periods and more quickly regain momentum. How do you put your self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it? You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does How Much Does Six Sigma Cost? takes a turn for the worse -- your confidence decreases and you begin to create negative momentum.Most companies contemplating Six Sigma implementation have most of the costs worked out beforehand. This follows the assumption that taking additional work means involving more people. You either hire people on fee base or recruit them on your payroll at a cost. Well, then there is the cost of implementation above this, which can run The hockey coach gave his players a simple solution -- change the order. Put your self-confidence in the driver's seat and your performance will follow. This is a good lesson for entrepreneurs. Some will allow a bad month or a negative occurrence to affect their self-confidence. As their assurance wanes, so do their accomplishments thus creating a destructive downward spiral effect. If you change up the order -- letting your self-confidence direct your performance -- you'll find that you can more easily get unstuck during low periods and more quickly regain momentum. How do you put your self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it? You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does Questions that Make Money nce to affect their self-confidence. As their assurance wanes, so do their accomplishments thus creating a destructive downward spiral effect. If you change up the order -- letting your self-confidence direct your performance -- you'll find that you can more easily get unstuck during low periods and more quickly regain momentum.Anthony Robbins said, "Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers."There are only two types of questions: Those that get negative or negligible results, and those that get great results. What questions are you asking yourself and your associates, employees and customers that can result in a How do you put your self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it? You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does Everything Old is New Again! self-confidence in control? Easy. Remember why you started your business in the first place. Do whatever it takes to remind yourself that you really are the best at what you do and you really do make a significant positive impact in your clients' lives -- why else would you be doing it?One of the best administrative professionals, and most productive people I know, is my mother. She is 78 years old and still works full-time as the personal assistant to the CEO of a bank! (I come from great genes – it makes me very optimistic about my long-term future!) One of her secrets to productivity is what is often called “a You hear me speak a lot about attitude and how it really does make a difference. You attract what you think about. If you dwell on negative experiences or on what you DON'T want, guess what the results will be? Negative and what you don't want, which WILL negatively impact your performance and productivity. Each morning starts a new day, full of possibilities. What's more, you can choose to start your day all over again if you notice negativity creeping in. Even if you're a new entrepreneur, you have a lot of optimistic and constructive points to help build and sustain your self-confidence -- like the fact that you actually took the leap to starting your own business. Like the person steering his boat, look ahead more than you look behind. Put your self-confidence in control and your performance WILL follow. Copyright. Cristina Favreau. All rights reserved.
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