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ProTips: Add "Holiday Hurry" to Cut the Procrastination

Michelle Nitchie | Dec 19, 2013 8:00:00 AM

ProSo_To_Do_ListOne of the great ways for you to overcome procrastination is by working as though you had only one day to get all your most important jobs done before you left for a month or went on a vacation. By putting the pressure on yourself, you accomplish more and better tasks, faster than ever before. You become a high-performance, high-achieving personality. You feel terrific about yourself, and bit by bit, you build up the habit of rapid task completion that then goes on to serve you all the days of your life.

- Brian Tracy, Eat that Frog

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Topics: Business Skills, Goals

ProTips: Make a Good Impression in the Office

Michelle Nitchie | Dec 12, 2013 8:00:00 AM

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Practice neutral body language and facial expressions, so that your sitting rigidly and/or frowning during a meeting is not misinterpreted as anger, disagreement, or boredom, when you may be only concentrating.

- Brown, Haygood, and McLean, The Little Black Book of Success

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Topics: Business Skills

ProTips: Just How Long from Now is "Soon"?

Michelle Nitchie | Dec 5, 2013 8:00:00 AM

ProSolutions_ProTip_-_Get_Back_to_You_Soon_ClockInvestigate the [customer's] situation. When the investigation will take longer, make a specific commitment to get back to the customer. When making commitments to call back it is important to give a specific time frame rather than telling the customer you will call back "as soon as possible" or "right away."  Terms like these mean different things to different people. "Right away" might mean sometime today to you - it could mean within fifteen minutes to your customer.

- Renee Evenson, Customer Service Training 101


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Topics: Customer Service Skills, Honesty and Trust

ProTips: Showing Thankfulness

Michelle Nitchie | Nov 28, 2013 8:00:00 AM

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Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them, is the true measure of our thanksgiving.

- W.T. Purkiser

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Topics: Thanks and Appreciation

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