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Are our kids really educated?

October 16, 2010 by D. Gardner Leave a Comment



Here is another speech by Sir Ted Robinson.

Filed Under: Journal Entry Like Stuff, Learning, Super Power

Good things have been happening the last couple of weeks

April 4, 2010 by D. Gardner Leave a Comment

I was talking with James Laughlin a friend of mine. I’d met with him a couple times to talk about what I do. The past week I met with him and during our conversation I asked him what I do. He had a hard time explaining it. I told him that is my problem no one really can explain what I do. So we chatted some more and he said to me you need to tell people the product of what you do, not what you do. He came up with a great statement for me. He said, “You turn employees into innovators.” Which is a perfect way to describe what happens when I work with companies. Thanks James.

I have been using that line on people now for about 10 days and it is getting a great response from most people. It is getting me more excited to talk to people. I am also getting the opportunity to talk to lots more people.

I also found this cool software that helps me schedule appointments with people. it at www.tungle.me

I have also met some really great people.

Filed Under: History, Journal Entry, Super Power

LDS Career Workshop

September 22, 2009 by D. Gardner Leave a Comment

This past weekend I spent about 6 hours at a career workshop.  With a couple of friends.  I picked up a couple of new things from the workshop.  The first is that I need to come up with a better.  “Elevator Speech”  Here is what I have come up with:

I am a business consultant with over 15 years of successful leadership experience.  I am successful because I can fix problems and motivate employees.  With my skills I have been able to raise profits and increase employee productivity.  I am passionate about learning something new everyday.  Because of this I have been able to identify and adopt emerging technologies.  This has help me to better manage risk and design innovative solutions to problems

We also learned about power statements. I need to work on more. I am creating a google document with more of the power statements. But here is one for an example.

I can work hard and smart. for example I was given the responsibility of turning an office around that was missing deadlines. I worked 12 hour days to design and implement a system that paid people more to produce more. Within two months were were beating our deadlines by two hours. and the average production for each employee had doubled.

I will continue to work on more of these statements.

Filed Under: Book Topics, Journal Entry, Pay For Performance, Super Power Tagged With: elevator speach, Pay For Performance, power statements

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