Are You as Successful as You Want to Be?

What an interesting question to ponder.  The answer to the question begins with your definition of success.

What does success mean to you?

For me success is fully utilizing my God given talents and abilities to help other people achieve their full potential in life and business.

Now that you have defined what success means to you...

Do you consider yourself successful? 

 

Success is not a destination but a journey.  A long journey filled with hard work, great effort, and sacrifice.  

From my experience many people leave the success journey because it is too difficult. To them it is easier to take path of mediocrity rather than achieve their full potential in life.

Thomas Edison said, "Opportunity is missed by most people because it comes dressed in overalls and looks like work."

So which direction have you chosen: the success journey or the path of mediocrity?

Am I as successful as I want to be?  Absolutely NOT!  I have much to learn in this life and I look forward to the opportunity to help many more people achieve higher levels of success in their personal and business endeavors! 

For more information about Strategexe Consulting Group's business coaching, strategic planning, or marketing management services please visit www.strategexe.com or contact us at 502.500.0259.

I Made a Mistake...

I Made a Mistake...
I have and you probably have too!  None of us are perfect in life or business and the way that we deal with our mistakes will set us apart from our competitors!

How do you handle your mistakes? 

Do you acknowledge a mistake and move forward or do you blame others? 

From my experience the best way to approach a mistake is to acknowledge the issue, accept appropriate responsibility, develop a plan to correct the mistake (if possible), learn from the situation, and move forward.

Remember that our actions do have consequences and that not all mistakes can be fixed. There are times when saying I am sorry is not good enough. A mistake may cause you to lose money, develop a bad reputation, destroy a friendship, lose a customer or worse!

When a mistake is made it is important to turn the situation into a learning experience.  What will you do differently next time?  Learn from your mistakes and try not to repeat them.  The more often a mistake is repeated the more "expensive" it becomes.

Project Management Technology

We have developed a partnership with Basecamp for project management and collaboration with our clients.  We have added quite a few new clients over the past few weeks and this new technology will allow our team to manage your projects more effectively.  If you are actively involved in a project with Strategexe you will be receiving your Username and Password to access our project management website sometime this week. 

Remember that our Business Education Workshop is next Wednesday from 10 AM to 12 Noon.  Click the link below to learn more about this exciting event. 
 
Business Education Seminar: Leadership  

Thank you,   

Adam Robinson 

Strategexe Consulting Group
502.500.0259
www.strategexe.com