Excellence In Time Management Require Good Planning
by Phil Schembra on February 22, 2012Excellence in time management requires planning. Good planning means setting priorities. Setting priorities means separating the “must do’s” from the “would like to do’s” and the “don’t have to do’s.” When prioritized, you will find time to do it all.
Setting priorities is a “must do”. If you can’t do it right the first time, keep at it until you can. Make certain that your goal is really what you want for yourself, that it is worthwhile, practical and ethically sound. Remember, you will be putting a lot of time and effort into making it happen.
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Excerpts:The Total Person 2012
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Be Courteous And Prompt For Appointments!
by Phil Schembra on February 21, 2012Be prompt. Arriving on time for both personal and professional appointments shows respect for yourself and for the people with whom you are meeting. Save being “fashionably late” for social functions.
There may be times when you absolutely cannot keep an appointment or will have to be late due to circumstances beyond your control. In these instances, do everything possible to notify the person you were scheduled to meet in advance. Nothing creates a bad impression more than an unexplained “no show.” Be courteous.
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Excerpts:The Total Person 2012
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Achieving Excellence Is A State Of Mind
by Phil Schembra on February 20, 2012Excellence in one area of activity rubs off on other areas because wanting to do it right becomes a state of mind. You will be surprised at how quickly it will transfer for example, from letter writing to physical exercise, because of the satisfaction and benefits derived from feeling good about whatever you are doing.
For most people, it is natural to want to make a good impression on others. First impressions are frequently the result of your appearance, your handshake, the sound of your voice or your words. Resolve to do these things right the first time so you will not have to make a “first impression” twice.
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Excerpts:The Total Person 2012
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Preparation Is An Important Key To Excellence!
by Phil Schembra on February 19, 2012Preparation is an important keys to excellence. No matter what activity you expect to be engaged, if you have not prepared yourself, it is unlikely that you will do it well or that you will do it efficiently.
Practice is a form of preparation, but is itself subject to the “E” factor. If you fail to concentrate and allow yourself to be distracted, you will not do it right and you certainly won’t do it right the first time. Applying the “E” factor to practice will mean EXCELLENCE in the results of that practice.
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Excerpts:The Total Person 2012
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