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How You Can Be a Toast for Change

Many people confided to me that business is getting tougher, cost of doing business and living continue to go up while business is stagnant or even declining.  Guess what is the answer I told them?  Good!  Let's make a toast for change.

Insanity is defined as doing the same things over and over again and expecting a different result.  You need to make changes, and the following 7 changes that all employees must make if they too want to be successful:
  1. From Reactive to Creative, that is, no more waiting for things to happen and instead make things happen.  You can just start small, the important thing is to get going and the rest will follow
  2. From Routine to Surprise. You cannot go through the routine and expect customers to buy from you.  You need to make a surprise, like iPhone 6, which is actually bendable and won't break when you put it inside your pocket
  3. From Old Knowledge to New Knowledge. Everyone must acquire new knowledge everyday, and if you want to get at least 30 ideas a week, come for our weekly courses at here
  4. From Customer Satisfaction to Customer Loyalty.  Make your customer loyal to you and they will happily switch to you without you asking.  This course Customers As Raving Fans on 15 October 2014 Wednesday 2 to 5.30 pm will give you all the strategies to create Apple-like fans
  5. From Defined Boundaries to Uncharted Territories.  There is simply no limit to what you can do once you do Limitless Thinking.  Click here to read more
  6. From Blaming to Taking Responsibility.  Stop blaming the economy and instead pick up the phone and start taking action
  7. If you can do all of the above, you will change from highly stressed to highly successful.  But first of all, you need to learn how mindful strategies to reduce your stress. Come for this newest course that's worth thousands - Mindfulness for Stress Reduction
By Andy Ng of Asia Trainers, whose new management course How to Be a High Performing Manager is now being conducted in the Indian subcontinent's island of Sri Lanka.  Related articles:

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