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Building Resilience & Positive Attitude

Your attitude will have an affect on your work … and in your life. Why does building resilience help you sustain a positive attitude?
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Adversity Builds Resilience

by Michael Licenblat

Success in business, sales, and most things in life, often requires you to face tough situations or deal with unfavourable results.

5 Mental Attitudes Of Winners

by Mike Brooks

Success in sales, as in all of life, starts by first developing and maintaining an expectant attitude of success.

Four Steps To Regaining Self-Belief

by Flying Solo

Ever excitedly shared your dreams and goals with friends, colleagues or loved ones, only to find your self-confidence rocked when they don’t respond with enthusiasm?

Remarkable Influence

by Mark Sanborn

Do you remember a time in your life when you were just blown away by someone's performance?

Staying Productive During Stressful Times

by Flying Solo

Wouldn't it be great to spring out of bed and get to work every day feeling fresh, exuding energy and smiling with confidence because your business is succeeding and you love your job?

Is Something Missing From Your Business?

by Jenny Stilwell

Our businesses don't always perform the way we want them to, but the results we get are a direct reflection of what we focus on.

How To Get Instantly Motivated

by Dr. Vesna Grubacevic

Do you ever feel unmotivated? Are you finding it difficult to get focused on taking action for your business? Would you like to wake up and feel more motivated at any time you choose?

It's Not All About You

by Michael Licenblat

You don't become worked up because of what people say. You don't become emotionally charged because of their tone. You don't become drained because of their aggression or intimidation. These things happen because you take people's comments personally!

Success Philosophy

by Colleen Francis

How do you build your personal philosophy for success? Success in sales or any other work depends how you look at your work. We become or mould ourself to what we think for. We get shaped with the one with whom we hang out. It's time to come out of the thinking box!

Build Teams That Thrive By Increasing Workforce Resilience

by Michael Licenblat

In a business environment that is only going to get tougher, people are now under greater pressure to do more and be more than ever before. Since this sort of pressure isn't likely to change soon, people need to be armed with the right skills and abilities to handle it if they are going to stay productive and effective.

Moving On From Failure, Risk, Rejection And Pain

by Adrian Savage

Many people shy away from change because of the pain they associate with failing. It doesn't have to be that way.

Help Employees Survive Tough Times

by Faith Ralston

Are you preparing your employees for tough times? And if so, how do you help them stay viable regardless of market conditions?

7 Key Elements Of A Good Redundancy Process

by David Fox

Business owners are struggling with some very difficult decisions on how to effectively manage their employee costs whilst maintaining employee morale.

Understanding The Human Reaction To Layoffs

by Andrew O’Keeffe

Hopefully it's not the case, but there's a fair chance that your organisation has or will contemplate layoffs. If it is the case, you will observe a range of behaviours that might on the surface appear bewildering; behaviours by decision makers, managers, stayers and leavers. Yet when we look at the behaviours through the lens of human instincts, they suddenly make sense. Let's look at some of the most common behaviours.

Panic Destroys Morale

by Michael Licenblat

When people panic, they move into one of the two 'F' phases: 'Freak out', or 'Freeze up'. Both of these extreme responses can have a detrimental impact on your team's work culture, productivity and motivation.

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