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Transitioning to Your Offer Without Being Sleasy
In the body of your talk you've been planting seeds, using stories to illustrate your bullet points, and in your last bullet, your transition bullet, is where you start to illustrate how your program will benefit your audience. For example, your transition bullet might be "How you can turn today's information into a lasting transformation." Or it might be a bullet covering "Training, Tools and Ongoing Support." In my own Signature Talk, which leads to my offer of my

Talent Development and The Wheel of Becoming
In the Buddhist belief, the Wheel of Becoming is a representation of life, death, and rebirth. The energy produced by one’s past actions (karma) are paid forward into future outcomes. Practitioners can determine their place within the concentric circles of the wheel, which delineate the various realms of being (see the graphic above). In talent management terms, think of the Wheel of Becoming as transitioning from one level of personal development to rebirth at a higher level. There are many models of human development (see Jane Lovinger’s “Stages of Ego Development”, or Robert Kegans “The Evolving Self” to name but two). One that fits neatly with the concept of Wheel of Becoming, however, is “The Leadership Pipeline” by Charan, Drodder, and Noel.

How To Hit The Clutch Shots
I've known Jim Citrin for a number of years, and he is truly extraordinary as is his newest book, The Dynamic Path. Jim is one of the most powerful headhunters in the world and the most caring and generous of souls I have the honor to call a friend. A real Renaissance man. An athlete and a scholar, Jim gives us the formula for transitioning from struggling individual to legacy-creating professional and society contributor. In my own life, I have truly seen the wisdom of Jim's words. Now you can, too.

What To Do When You Feel Insecure
All great people have some level of insecurity that drives us to be successful.
The Unemployed You: Battling Through the Waiting Game (Part One)
While my boss was telling me that I was his go-to person, he was also informing me that my position was being downsized. It struck me as funny because my immediate thought was…the go-to person is GONE?

The Unemployed You: Battling Through the Waiting Game (Part Two)
No matter how optimistic you are, the longer you are unemployed the greater chance you will run into frustrations, insecurities, disappointments and self-doubt. Since this is part of the journey, the challenge is deciding how much of it to keep on your drive. If you aren’t seeing progress, you may need to change lanes, especially when the familiar lanes aren’t taking you where you need to go. To me a career, like life, isn’t a straight path. It will include detours, exits and hard choices, and sometimes you have to back up to move forward. Suddenly losing your job is a change that can make you feel incomplete, but so does working in a job that isn’t fulfilling. So what do you do in either case? Wait for something to change or change you?

Leadership: Is there an app for that?
When I accepted my first management position, my new boss told me his secret to managing people was to treat them like whiny children. I asked him if managing people was his thing, and he bluntly said, "No, because I hate dealing with people and their petty issues." Despite his revelation, we had a good relationship because I didn't ask him for leadership advice and he didn't have any to give.
Quash Your “Employee” Mindset To Propel Business Growth
Is your employee mind restricting your business’ growth? Learn how to overthrow your employee mentality, step into your CEO shoes and enjoy a surge in your development! Many small (and large) business owners find themselves in a difficult position when transitioning from seeing themselves as the craftsman or solopreneur to a owner of a business capable of generating more than six figures, and that is that you just can't seem to crush that "employee" mindset when approaching your business.

The Do's and Dont's of Influencing Others
Different forms of influencing Others.
How Telling Your Story Can Generate More Sales
The real heart of copywriting is your story.
Outgrowing Your Distractions: Knowing When To Let Them Go!
After this encounter, I realized that some people and some things you outgrow. And when you recognize it, you need to let it go- no explanation needed. That old furniture just doesn’t fit in your new house and bringing it along will just create clutter. Clutter is tricky and subjective. We are all a collection of diverse needs and what appears to be insignificant to one may be significant and motivation to another. What some see as disorder, others may see as creative chaos. Is this a distinction without a difference? Or an attempt to fill a void for what isn’t there? Personally, I prefer order because I believe that clutter (emotional or physical) can prevent you from seeing what is really in your life or maybe what is missing:

The Angst of Transition: From Your Parent's Home to Your Own
When I converse with young college alums, we often discuss the life between their parent’s home and their own. Whether the transition is from their parent’s home or from college to the workplace, our talks about handling the angst in transitioning are engaging. Most of them were told to go to college, major in something they like, and then get the job they would love. Some of them said they fell for it hook, line, and sinker without being prepared for the seeds of discontent. Others said life is what you make it so adjust through the unexpected and learn from it: •One young grad told me that her physician father refused to pay for her education unless she majored in pre-med. She wanted to choose a business major but he said if she majored in pre-med, she would graduate debt free with a new car
Is The Man in the Mirror a Fraud?
When the midlife transition hits men, the whole family may be thrown into chaos without really understanding why. The 'man in charge' is probably more baffled than anyone.
Ageism...Between Truth and Consequences
At its lowest common denominator, being employed is about problem solving. You are hired to solve a problem whether it is answering the telephone or programming a computer. Your ability to consistently, effectively, and efficiently solve that problem can often determine your long-term career or industry success. So, if the problem you were hired to solve evolves, it will probably behoove you to evolve with it.

Smart Women Know When to Let Go
This article is about realizing that in order for things to change in our life, we ourselves need to change. A wise mentor told me once, that “change does not always mean success but success always means change.” We need to let go of the things that no longer serve us and create the space for something new. New growth and learning, new relationships, new career. Whatever you want to manifest in your life, you will need to make changes along the way.
8 Green Marketing Ideas for Your Business
We’re going to look at how small to med-size businesses can make a commitment to environment and create a competitive advantage in their market place.
WorkLife Synergy: An Attorney Creates WorkLife Balance
The elusive quest for Worklife Balance becomes a more difficult task when your not following your bliss. But even if your career or job is not fulfilling there are ways to augment the way you work even when you're working for someone else. Attorney Arnie Herz did just that. Disillusioned with the typical workday as an attorney, he changed his intention and put a strategy to work to create more meaningful work.

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How To Hit The Clutch Shots
I've known Jim Citrin for a number of years, and he is truly extraordinary as is his newest book, The Dynamic Path. Jim is one of the most powerful headhunters in the world and the most caring and generous of souls I have the honor to call a friend. A real Renaissance man. An athlete and a scholar, Jim gives us the formula for transitioning from struggling individual to legacy-creating professional and society contributor. In my own life, I have truly seen the wisdom of Jim's words. Now you can, too.

Our Secret Anti-Aging Formula
Transitioning into midlife is not a job for wimps. Yet, there's an effective way to do it, if you only know how.
Disillusionment and the Second Stage of Life
The disillusionment that marks the transition from childhood to adulthood is all a part of transitioning through the famous five stages of grief. Midlife means acceptance.
Do Fewer Women Have Midlife Crises?
Casual observation suggests that women have fewer difficulties transitioning through midlife than men do. For men, it requires a cultural revolution.
Transitioning New Employees Into the Workplace with Employee Mentoring Programs
How can new employees better transition into the workplace? Employee mentoring programs simplify the process of transitioning new staff into the business and ensuring that, once there, they'll want to stick around. With employee mentoring programs in place, businesses will find that they are able to groom staff members from the time that they are hired until they have reached their career goals.

Successful Transitioning from an Individual Contributor to a Supervisor Role
The time has come. You were an employee in an organization and now you are being promoted to a supervisory position. How can you make the jump from one role to the other and still be successful? As a supervisor you now have more roles and responsibilities. Here are some tips for transitioning from an individual contributor to a supervisor.
How to Network When You Hate to Network
Whether you’re starting out in a career or transitioning into a new endeavor, one truth remains: If you think that hard work alone will move you up the company ladder, think again. It’s relationships –the ones you have with your manager and coworkers (present and past), clients and more – that will get you there.

Recruiting America's Military Elite to Lead Your Organization
The value that transitioning military leaders bring to civilian organizations is quickly becoming a highly sought after asset. Unlike their business contemporaries, America's military elite have already headed up a team comprised of their fellow soldiers, for whom they are directly responsible. Discover how recruiting former military leaders can inject your organization with incredible knowledge and skills.
Home-Based Internet Business On a Shoestring
Starting a new business does not have to break the bank. Transitioning into an online business requires diligence and the implementation of a good plan. Keep your current job and build on your success without threatening your bank account.
Plan Your Real Estate Investing Strategy Today
Even in the stock market, savvy investors won’t wait around till the perfect bottom suddenly appears. They will often enjoy smaller, shorter-term gains while keeping an eye on the bigger picture. When the market appears to be transitioning from the “bear” to the “bull” they will purchase stocks that are already on the way up a solid trend.
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