Inspiration & Motivation
Success Sparks Success Sparks from the May Edition to encourage your ongoing success!
1. Course 101: YOU! Dr. Barbara Mark says that how well you know yourself influences your ability to lead effectively. And without that knowledge YOU and your organization are rudderless. Set aside some time for self discovery and begin to answer the questions she poses. (Page 20)
2. Volunteer at the SF Food Bank It’s a proven fact … that when we help others, we feel better! And there is nothing more important to the health and well-being of men, women and children … than food. Add some fun by making it a family or group event! (Page 24)
3. Ask for the Sale We all know that it takes money to stay in business and to grow your business. Yet sometimes … asking for the sale can be difficult. Improve your skills, by mastering each of the 6 tips that Elinor Stutz shares for making smooth sales! (Page 22)
4. Keep It Simple Getting rid of toxins in your body doesn’t have to be a complicated process! Add simple every day actions to support your body’s natural detoxification process. It’s as easy as adding lemon to the water you drink ever day says Kristin Hoppe! (Page 31)
6. Love and the Law It’s that time of year when wedding bells ring every weekend as couples say “I do”. But did you know that marriage and registered domestic partnership are special acts under California law? If you’re on your way to the altar, learn why Terrance Heath advises you to be sure and allow plenty of time to create a pre-nuptial that works for both parties. (Page 37)
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7. Get Energized! The idea of “feminine power” is an emerging concept for most of us, say authors Michele Lisenbury Christensen and Sara Harvey Yao. When you become aware of your feminine powers (nurturing, connection, receiving, multi-tasking) and combine them with the more commonly known masculine powers (driving, pragmatism, focus, self-reliance) you will achieve even better results and feel energized! (Page 18)
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5. Have a Taste for Eating Out Living in the SF Bay Area, it’s hard to not indulge your foodie passion. Lurking around every corner is temptation! But you don’t have to bust your budget. Save your eating out dollars for the really good stuff, don’t fritter it away on the mundane! To get started, choose one of the 10 tips that Cathy Curtis shares to stretch your eating out dollars. (Page 30)