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Add You - Are You A Chicken?
Many people consider the nursing profession as one the noblest professions. Nurses derive tremendous satisfaction from the noble act of caring for and nursing people to good health. Nursing has also become quite a lucrative profession in this da
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or
This past week I had the incredible opportunity to experience first hand customer service that delighted and delivered loyal customers as well as just the opposite.Delightful Customer Service ExperienceSince I do a lot of tr
You know the one trait that isn't required?
Being a chicken!
This is one of my 7 year old niece's favorite phrases - she likes to challenge people by saying "Don't be a chicken!"
I have no idea where this phrase comes from- do you? It always makes me laugh though!
One thing I do know - no one likes to feel chicken, look like a chicken or be called a chicken.
So what in my twisted Diva mind constitutes being a chicken?
- Avoiding conflict.
- Going with the flow even when you know the flow is headed over a waterfall.
- Waiting for perfection to happen.
- Never taking a risk.
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or
I've just watched, again, an episode in the Back to the Floor television series, which aired on the BBC (United Kingdom) and PBS (United States). Once more, communication turned out to be a key issue, as it often does in business stories.
Being a chicken!
This is one of my 7 year old niece's favorite phrases - she likes to challenge people by saying "Don't be a chicken!"
I have no idea where this phrase comes from- do you? It always makes me laugh though!
One thing I do know - no one likes to feel chicken, look like a chicken or be called a chicken.
So what in my twisted Diva mind constitutes being a chicken?
- Avoiding conflict.
- Going with the flow even when you know the flow is headed over a waterfall.
- Waiting for perfection to happen.
- Never taking a risk.
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or
In today’s highly competitive economy, it is difficult to maintain a significant market advantage based on your professional skills alone. Developing trusting relationships with your clients is vital to your business success as well. No matter w
One thing I do know - no one likes to feel chicken, look like a chicken or be called a chicken.
So what in my twisted Diva mind constitutes being a chicken?
- Avoiding conflict.
- Going with the flow even when you know the flow is headed over a waterfall.
- Waiting for perfection to happen.
- Never taking a risk.
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or
Public speaking presents such a challenge for many people. In the Book of Lists, public speaking anxiety and making a presentation constitute the number one fear; the fear of dying is number two. Like the old saying goes, “People would rat
- Avoiding conflict.
- Going with the flow even when you know the flow is headed over a waterfall.
- Waiting for perfection to happen.
- Never taking a risk.
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or
One of the biggest challenges in hiring and working with outsourced software development resources is building trust. The key to building a great relationship is realizing that working with people in another location is a lot like working with p
- Having a wishbone instead of a backbone.
- Excuses are your middle name.
- Scared of making a mistake.
Hey look - we have all been chickens at one time or another. But EESH - it just doesn't feel good.
We are headed into one of the biggest sales periods for most businesses. These businesses will make over 50% of their annual revenue in the next few months.
How are you positioned to take advantage of all the opportunity?
Have you created a pilot project? Raised your rates? Treated your clients with amazing customer service? Tried something new? Taken a chance?
Remember this line from your Diva:
Chickens Don't Take Chances.
But Divas Do!
So ask yourself:
What have I been avoiding/regretting/denying? What small positive step can I take to move me forward?
A great book that I read in 1994 and still love today is " Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway" by Susan Jeffers. Hit the libr
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