macrosimplicity: What will your self-development look like this week?

Thursday, September 08, 2005

What will your self-development look like this week?

Replace your bad habit (watching too much TV) with a better one (commit to a weekly professional development plan)!
Sales Tip of the Week! Vol. VII # 23

Write down the names of your favourite TV shows. Rank them in order of value to you.

Every time the program in your last spot comes on - shut off the TV and invest that hour reading.

This week's self-development included reading Being the Best by Dennis Waitley (he reminds us that our failures can make great fertilizer to grow our success).

What will your self-development look like this week?

Until then...

Good Selling!

Tom Stoyan
Canada's Sales Coach
Dedicated to changing the way Canadian Professionals Sell & Coach
www.CoachingandSalesInstitute.com

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