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- 1. PERSONAL POWER ™ THE STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUES OF SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE — THE SERIES —
- 2. Sample Biography: Pleaseinsert your own. Joe Smith, M.B.A. Business Development Fortune 500 Experience Career: Retirement Planning for Financial Services Organizations. Responsibilities: Expanding Our Asset Management Presence. Interests: Navy Veteran, M.B.A. Economics Former Clients Include:
- 3. Impart Knowledgeand Awareness Assess Skills and Capabilities Apply Tools Techniques and Strategies Measure and Monitor Success — THE METHODOLOGY —
- 4. Are You Someone Who… wants more confidence and power? understands that confidence is critical to success? has limited time? wants immediate results? is open to learning new methods?
- 5. The Two Types of Power Internal External Confidence Self-Knowledge Trust Self-Respect Respect Authority Admiration Wealth
- 6. Exercise: 3 -3 - 3 List 3 bad habits that steal your time and sabotage progress on your goals. Choose 3 good habits to replace them. Work on your new good habits one at a time for 3 weeks. 1. 2. 3.
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- 8. Self-confidence, Self-esteem, and Self-concept Self-confidence – Overall belief in one’s abilities, skills, and personality. Self-esteem – Self-evaluation; judging oneself as worthy. Comparing oneself to another person or a standard. Self-Concept – Assumptions one has about values, dreams, and missions in life.
- 9. Exercise: PERSONALCONFIDENCE CIRCLE I have control of my emotions. I can think clearly. I am ambitious. I am diplomatic and tactful. I can change. I have a positive mental attitude. I set high standards for myself. I have exceptional communication skills. I am proactive, not reactive. I am disciplined and consistent. I have resolve and determination. 0=None; 5=High 2 4 1 3 5
- 10. Create Your Own Luck Optimists believe something good is going to happen, and it usually does. Optimists appear to be ‘lucky’ and things seem to ‘go right’ for them. This is not a mystery or luck, it is optimism . 1. 2. 3.
- 11. Thought-Catching Trains thebrain The trigger does the remembering Takes at least 3 weeks to ingrain a new attitude 1. 2. 3.
- 12. Identify a thoughtyou want to stop. Exercise: Determine a new thought that can be a replacement . Action Plan for training brain: Use a trigger – like a rock. Refocus your mind. Repeat every time negativity arises. 1 2 3
- 13. Negative Thinking Originatesin Many Places and with Many People Spouse Supervisor Parents Friends Internally The Media Your Community The Government
- 14. Boldness or Nothing“ Move only if there is a real advantage to be gained.” “… when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” - Sun Tzu, The Art of War
- 15. 30-second Elevator SpeechFour Important Components Create immediate interest in the person’s mind. Describe your benefit and the problem it solves. Add a supporting factor for credibility . Ask “What would be the best way for us to keep you informed ?” Lead with open ended questions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
- 16. Practice stillness to find clarity. Inner silence connects to true power and composure. Constant noise, music and media stimulation is a distraction.
- 17. We are not creatures of circumstance — Benjamin Disraeli’s comment on creating your own reality We are creators of circumstance
- 18. No Excuses MindsetIf you want something bad enough, there is a way. Accomplished people had special challenges ranging from learning disabilities to physical disabilities.
- 19. Step Two: Pick the Events Month -> Event ↓ Preparation Desired result Return on Investment Number of Contacts Preparation Desired result Number of contacts Return Preparation Desired result Number of contacts Return Preparation Desired result Number of contacts Return Preparation Desired result Number of contacts Return List your choice of groups to join: Chamber of Commerce Country Club Web Marketing Association Women’s Entrepreneurs Meet up Rotary Club
- 20. Step Five: Event Return Evaluation Keep Keep Keep Drop No Return
- 21. of Powerful &Successful People Professional leaders have specific game plans and strategies. Their goal is to win. Written Goals and Action Plans Characteristic 21
- 22. Effective time management means focusing your time and energy on the short-term. Maintaining Balance in Life Balance can be achieved in all areas of your life over the long-term.
- 23. Eight Traits ofMillionaires They live a modest lifestyle compared to their income and worth. 5. They do not indulge in expensive automobiles, vacations or vacation homes.
- 24. Visit us at www.speechesforcoaches.com to review our suite of seminar speaker materials or contact us. Jon T. Newsome President – Presentation Partners, Inc. 770-614-4146 [email_address] — THE METHODOLOGY —
Editor's Notes
- #2 Remember Your attitude and posture is all part of how they listen to you and what you have to say. You audience will only stay engaged as long as you keep them interested in your every word and movement and off the stage. If you begin to turn off your audience take a short break and start again. Go for a quick walk out side, wash your face or review your materials so you can remain confident. Your confidence is key to making them confident in you and your messages. Think position, you know more than anyone in the room. Create that “Position of Strength” for you and your audience!
- #3 Good afternoon. I’m Joe Smith and I am an expert in business development. I’ll be leading this workshop on Networking , How to Play the Game. I’ve spent my career helping companies succeed in the retirement planning market. I’m currently the vice president and director of retirement plans for Gamma Financial Services Co. I am responsible for expanding our asset management presence among third party administrators, retirement plan service providers and broker/dealers. I am a former member of the U.S. Navy. I have an M.B.A. and bachelor’s degree in economics.
- #4 Impart knowledge and awareness. Assess skills and capabilities. Apply the tools, techniques and strategies to address new information and skills. Measure and monitor success to ensure a positive outcome.
- #5 #3 has limited time and prefers to learn quickly and efficiently? #5 is open-minded and willing to learn new methods?
- #6 Internal: (How you see Yourself) – This is based on External: (How Others see you) – This is based on
- #7 The individual or team without a superior strategy loses. it takes at least 21 days to affect behavior.
- #8 SCRIPT: Story about recreating yourself (Yankees & George, Seinfeld) Do you remember the Seinfeld episode when George Costanza realizes that his life is in the toilet and if he continues to do the same thing everyday, then everything will remain exactly the same? So he decides to reinvent himself. First stop is his regular diner where he eats something completely new and different. Feeling confident and creative, his next move is to walk right up to a beautiful woman and ask her out. To his surprise, she says yes. They go to a movie, where he mouths off to a group of large, burly men for talking. They back off even through they are bigger, tougher and could have taken him easily in a fight. Through his date, he gets an interview with George Steinbrenner and the Yankees. He dresses in a casual sweat suit and tells off Steinbrenner in the interview. Steinbrenner says, “Hire this man!”
- #9 Self Esteem – Negatively or positively judging one’s personality traits, values, achievements, and physical characteristics. Self Confidence - Freedom from doubt. Assurance and authority.
- #10 This is a self-assessment on some of the aspects of confidence we are going to discuss today.
- #11 Optimists believe that something good is going to happen and that self-fulfilling prophecy usually does. They appear ‘lucky’ and things just seem to always ‘go right’ for them. It is not a mystery or luck. It is optimism. Luck is a matter of being optimistic. Create your own luck by being an optimist.
- #12 That rubber band around the wrist can be snapped as a reminder. It…. Trains the brain with a reminder to stop thinking negative thoughts and to exercise control. Since it is impossible (and certainly not fun) to monitor one’s own thinking all the time, the trigger does the remembering. It should take at least 3 weeks to ingrain a new attitude.
- #13 Action Plan for training brain Keep a trigger (like a rock) in your pocket. When you think negatively, the rock will remind you to return to positive thoughts. Take a few deep breaths and concentrate on refocusing your mind. Repeat this process every time negativity creeps into your brain.
- #16 Requires 3 statements: Create interest in the message. Quantify and verify a fact. Conclude with a deliverable (what are you going to deliver, an improvement, solve a problem, where can they get it). Don’t waste time with personal introductions. Do not deliver your resume. Get the person to respond and ask for more information.
- #21 Evaluate your return on networking events. If you have no return from an event its time to drop that event.
- #23 Balance can be achieved in all areas of your life over the long-term, even if you can't do it in the short-term. Effective time management often means focusing your time and energy on a smaller set of objectives over the short-term, and that may not leave enough time for everything else. Avoid squeezing all area activities into a small period such as a week. The activities will lack meaning and you might experience burnout
- #24 They live a modest lifestyle compared to their income and net worth. The majority of wealthy people live in relatively inexpensive homes—they are not house poor. Living in an expensive home means an expensive neighborhood where everything costs more thus raising the entire cost of living (over-leveraging). They do not buy vacation homes, expensive automobiles and extensive vacations.
- #25 Impart knowledge and awareness. Assess skills and capabilities. Apply the tools, techniques and strategies to address new information and skills. Measure and monitor success to ensure a positive outcome.