Prestige Highlights Phrases That Highly Successful People Avoid At Prestige, we are in the business of developing tomorrow’s leaders. This has enabled us to identify some good and bad habits that affect the likelihood of success. In particular, we have learned that successful people avoid certain phrases. Here are a few that we’ve found should always be avoided. We Can’t Do That: It is important to keep a positive, solution focused attitude, especially when interacting with customers. Instead of shutting down their issues as something that you don’t deal with, find a way to help. I Don’t Know How: While no one knows how to do everything, the most successful people commit to learning what they don’t know. Therefore they never utter this phrase without a yet at the end. I Did Everything on my Own: Success is almost always a collaborative effort. Leaders are always ready to share credit with others. This doesn’t take any glory away from you; instead, it makes you look like a team player. It’s Too Bad We Couldn’t Work Together: If you find someone with whom you want to work, find a way. Don’t pass up the opportunity because it isn’t convenient. Focus on taking advantage of those occasions when you really click with someone. That Was My Idea: If someone else is getting most of the attention for something in which you participated, it is better to spread the wealth and do more great things down the road. Complaining isn’t going to make anyone want to work with you. While avoiding these phrase won’t automatically make you a leader, using them too often definitely could prevent you from becoming one. Consider purging them from your vocabulary. The post Prestige Highlights Phrases That Highly Successful People Avoid appeared first on Prestige Promotions.
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 12:09:27 +0000
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