SummaryWe are working to improve African American businesses, organizations, access to services and resources, but the black individual is our first concern. Improving income, equality, and overall quality of life.
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Starting with income. How does one improve their business, get a raise, promotion, or just get a job?
1. Impression is how. Dress the part and carry the right attitude.
Dressing the part is easy, and a must. More difficult and the most important is attitude. Your attitude will determine your success. It may be difficult to adjust, but can and must be done.
Anything we get in life is given to us by someone, whether it is a job, a raise, or customer. The person doing the giving must want to give it to you. If they like what they see and hear they are likely to say yes.
How to adjust your attitude to attract success, or yes? It is fairly simple but should be practiced until it is naturally the way you are.
* The most important weapon for success is a smile.
* You should do your homework. Know about what you are after, so you are comfortable talking about it.
* Ask for what do you want. So many people expect to get things without sincerely asking for it.
* Be personal, use peoples name, and make them feel important.
* Always be positive. Don't criticize, complain, or entertain negativity.
* Express sincere gratitude for every opportunity, and everything your are given.
* When you get what you are seeking put your all into caring for it, and sharing it!
2. Make a plan, and write it down.
The importance of planning.
Planning is important because it helps you set clear objectives, allocate resources efficiently, and stay focused on your goals. It allows you to anticipate challenges, make informed decisions, and ultimately increase your chances of success.
Set realistic goals are.
One way to ensure your goals are realistic is to use the S.M.A.R.T. criteria - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. By setting goals that meet these criteria, you can ensure they are realistic and attainable. Think of your goals as puzzle pieces that fit into the bigger picture of your vision and mission. By aligning your goals with what truly matters to you, you create a roadmap that not only propels you forward but also gives your journey a sense of purpose and direction.
The unexpected
When unexpected challenges arise, it's important to stay flexible and be willing to adapt your plan. Evaluate the situation, consider alternative solutions, and make necessary adjustments to keep moving forward towards your objectives.
Assessing resources
Whether it's time, money, skills, or support, knowing what resources you have at your disposal is like having a superhero utility belt. By taking stock of what you have, you can leverage your strengths and be better equipped to tackle challenges.
Recognizing and addressing weaknesses
By recognizing potential problems early on – be it limited budget, time constraints, or unforeseen obstacles – you can brainstorm solutions and navigate around, or through them.
3. Do it.
Believe in yourself. Don't be discouraged by others, or yourself. Keep going... do something towards your goal every day. Ask for help.
Create a structured timeline
The beauty of a well-organized timeline. It's like having a personal assistant keeping track of your progress and nudging you when deadlines approach. By breaking down your plan into actionable steps with clear timelines, you set yourself up for success one task at a time.
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