Posts Tagged ‘Authenticity’
Branding… is it personal?
August 9, 2010 | 
Author What role does Branding have in your business and/or your personal life?
Last week our Boardroom Leaders networking group took some time to discuss “Branding” and the role that it plays in our business. One of our members, Mike Long of CF Web Professionals expanded on it in a recent blog: Personal Branding. Great job Mike! Today, I want to piggy-back on what has been said and invite us to take a closer, more personal look.
Language plays an important part in helping to paint our personal picture. Unfortunately words and how we express them are often misunderstood. The internet has connected us globally. Culture, language and personality all contribute to different points of view.
Without action that supports our message, our words are meaningless. Read the rest of this entry »
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Google – Truth Finder or Not? Authenticity
In the midst of a busy morning I was suddenly prompted to do a Google Search on my name as well as on Called To Action. Wow! We are everywhere it seems.
While certainly encouraging in terms of getting our name out on the cyber channels, it was also a bit unsettling.
Do I really want this much information made public? Read the rest of this entry »
Begin with the end in mind…
I've heard and said these words often yet they have never been as personally relevant as they are today.
While discussing the "life after high school" topic with my teenagers years ago, I would often say, "If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there." Of course I assumed they would see beyond these words and consider the possibility of missing their true destination if they did not become "intentional" about their future.
Speaking of intentional, Read the rest of this entry »
The Path™ Here’s the Story….
The story behind the decision by Coach Maggie…
As a life-long learner, I was blessed to grow up in a time where on-the-job training and personal development efforts paid off quickly as I progressively climbed the corporate ladder.
Personal development paid off as one of my core values.
As an entrepreneur, I expanded my vision and chose to invest not only in myself, but also in my staff, clients, and vendors. I remember in my early days in business (back in the 80's) I made sure that my staff was up-to-date on the latest technology as well as Sales & Customer Service Skills. Before I even knew about Corporate Coaching, Read the rest of this entry »
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