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Showing up.
Are you full-on in or farting around?Ā
Showing up in a big, bold way every single day may sound demanding.
It's certainly not for the mediocre.Ā
Leaders and entrepreneurs who show up big rarely flinch at doing the work. They have a continuous improvement plan for theirĀ professional and personal growth.
It reaps big rewards.Ā Ā
Showing up big and adding value every step of the way isn't about being a blustery blowhard.
Successful leaders have humility.
They don't need to be the center of attention to have a presence.
Their simplicity and modesty are enough. Ā Ā
When we commit to excellence, we can bring immeasurable value to others.
Businesses grow. People develop. Things get done with ease.Ā
šÆHere are 3 ways to add value to your work, clients, and life: Ā
1. Anticipate; donāt react.Ā Adding value to client relationships is obsolete. You've gotta consistently addĀ IMMENSEĀ value. This means youĀ study, distill, and learn.Ā You know your client and their industry inside...
He had the stories in his heart and his head.
But David couldnāt get them out on paper.
No, it wasnāt a sales presentation or media coaching.
David was an accomplished project manager and engineer who was referred to me by a mutual business acquaintance.
He had a personal communication project that was new to me.Ā Ā
Look, I had ghostwritten nearly 1,000 posts, articles, bios, speeches, editorials and messages during my 35Ā years in the news and communication industry.
But never one like this.
David needed a Father of the Bride speech for his daughter Melissaās rehearsal dinner. š
This was big; 150 people at the dinner and 500 for the wedding the next day. David knew some of the guests intimately; the others he had never met.
People would be watching.
And judging.
It could be a tough crowd.
And Davidāwhom I had never met in real lifeāadmit...
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