DAILY HABITS OF SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENURES

Want to become a successful entrepreneur? Here are some habits that can help you fulfil your dream.

  • To become a successful entrepreneur, you have to be an early riser. Successful people wake up early (between 4am-5am daily), to do things that set their day off to a positive start.
  • Successful people utilize every hour of the day. They are always in work mode, even during weekends and holidays.
  • Successful entrepreneurs understand that to be successful, one needs to maintain a healthy body and mind. A daily workout is a priority for them even if it’s just for few minutes.
  • They keep record of goals they wish to attend daily and irrespective of obstacles they never loss focus of those goals.
  • Successful people are good managers of their money. They avoid frivolous ways of spending money but rather invest their money where it will yield profit.
  • Most successful entrepreneurs are highly emotionally intelligent. They are aware of their emotions thus can remain calm and positive, to think of remedies when face with obstacles in their businesses.
  • They do not procrastinate. They make sure they attend to the day’s task, irrespective of how they feel.
  • They know when an opportunity comes up and act fast. Successful entrepreneurs strike while the iron is hot!
  • Successful people follow a strict routine. They are disciplined and focused.

“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.’’- Walt Disney –

        Do have a great day!

 

 

Source: Moorhouse Groups“10 daily habits of successful entrepreneurs” January 19, 2018.

 

 

DECEMBER TRAINING

DECEMBER TRAINING

 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE

Excellent communication skill is fundamental to any business success. Communication is not just about speaking or writing. To succeed in business you have to communicate effectively. Our training on effective communication in the workplace is designed to educate participants on ways to communicate professionally in written and spoken form.

            COURSE OUTLINE

  • Strategic problem-solving skills
  • Verbal and non-verbal communication
  • Active listening skills
  • Effective communication skills
  • Disagreements and conflict resolution

 

Account Details

Peoples First Consult (GTB) 0161049444

Send payment confirmation to contact@peoplesfirstconsult.com

 

 

 

 

NOVEMBER TRAINING

NOVEMBER TRAINING

SUCCESSION PLANNING

It is well known that an organization can never achieve its strategic business goals without the needed human capacity and skills. Our November training on succession planning will enable participants identify and strategically select qualified candidates to occupy key positions within an organization.

            COURSE OUTLINE

  • Managing succession in the workplace
  • Change management concept In succession planning
  • Developing and nurturing new and existing talent
  • Succession planning:- tools for building lasting businesses

 

Account Details

Peoples First Consult (GTB) 0161049444

Send payment confirmation to contact@peoplesfirstconsult.com

 

For enquires call:

08034432020 / 01293458

YOUR ATTITUDE VS YOUR PRODUCTIVITY

Whatever your definition of success is, you have to keep in mind that you can only be successful if you have the right attitude and way of thinking” – Jason Williams –

Attitude is a psychological state of the mind. It ultimately determines how a person behaves. Attitude and behaviour are directly related because a good attitude results in positive behaviour while bad attitude in most cases, portrays bad behaviour. Can your attitude really affect your productivity at work? Well, yes it does!

Negative attitude towards work doesn’t just put your colleagues in a bad mood; it could as well affect how an office functions for a day. Bad attitudes has been linked to poor customer service engagement, reduced quality of work, unwillingness to work as a team,  nonchalant attitude towards work and  having depressive feelings.

On the other hand, positivity can be contagious. When a workplace has people with positive attitudes, there is this feeling that anything can be accomplished and a host of other positive outcomes materialize such as: – increased productivity, improved customer service, willingness to share ideas and ability to collaborate and work as a team.

No doubt we all have bad and good days. However it is important we maintain positive attitudes as it could seriously affect the operations of our business/organization.

 

 

 

Source: Lisa McQuerrey “How do negative and positive attitudes affect the workplace?” Updated February 04, 2019.

 

 

 

 

CELL PHONE ETIQUETTE IN THE WORKPLACE

Excessive cell phone use at work can interfere with productivity. We all love the convenience of a cell phone, however fixing continuously on a cell phone can distract you from doing your job and may annoy your boss/co-workers. If your organization has no rules forbidding cell phone use at work, here are some useful rules to follow:-

  • Limit your use of cell phones for personal issues at work. Occasionally check your phone to ensure you don’t miss critical calls/messages.

 

  • Should you chat with your friend or family members, please save those casual conversations for break time. Attend to only important calls/messages while at work.

 

  • Silence your cell phone or set your phone on vibrate mode, that way your co-workers won’t be distracted by your incoming calls.

 

  • Although making personal calls during break is fine, find a private place to do so especially if you are discussing personal issues.

 

  • As an essential rule of cell phone etiquette, calls shouldn’t be made in the rest room. Whether at work or elsewhere, do not make calls in the restroom! it is rude to both the recipient of your call and anyone using the rest room as well.

 

  • Don’t use your cell phone at meetings unless it is for something related to the meeting. Posting your status on social media, chatting and playing game is a clear signal to your boss that you are nonchalant towards the meeting.

 

  • Keep your voice down while answering calls. Talking at the top of your voice can be very annoying to those around you.

 

Source:  Dawn Rosenberg McKay ‘’Rules for using cell phones at work.”