Creating the VIP
June 23, 2010 by Nancy J. Lewis
Filed under Career, Positively Speaking
In today’s world of business, it requires you redefining your process, redesigning your process, retooling and reframing how you do business. It is no longer business as usual, but rather business as unusual. So get over the way things have always been done and don’t think outside the box; throw the box away. One thing is certain, you must understand the VIP effect to propel your business or career forward in these challenging times. So here are my pointers on the VIP effect.
V – Visibility is key. You must may sure people know who you are and what you do. A friend once told me the first rule of networking is you must show up; but once you show up what happens next. You must learn the art of connecting. Find ways to get your name or company name in the spotlight. It might be in newspaper articles, blogging, volunteering, etc. just get visible in ways that work for you.
I – Image is key. What kind of image do you radiate to others and does it represent the authentic you? You must make sure you are true to yourself and the image you project to others. How you dress, talk, act are apart of your image.
P – Performance is essential. Once you are visible and have the right image, you must be able to perform the job in the spirit of excellence. No excuses will do as you must autograph your work with excellence. Perform so people will tell others about how great you are.
Go for it and create a winning VIP!!
Nancy J. Lewis is the president of Progressive Techniques, Inc. based in Fayetteville, Georgia and the theme of her organization is "Developing a Better You!" We specialize in management development training, motivational speaking, and business coaching. Our topic areas are diversity, leadership, customer service, and professional development. Nancy's presentations are content-rich, empowering, and energizing. Nancy is married to Rev. Kevin E. Lewis and has three sons. Nancy has a girls program called Divine Young Ladies: Changing Hearts to Change Lives. Nancy shares with these girls character development, self-esteem, and the power of believing in yourself. Nancy is active in her community and church.