March, 2009 Newsletter: Spring Forward with your WOW Factor!

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Spring Forward with your WOW Factor!

Janine Schindler, MCC
Janine Schindler

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What does it take in these more challenging business and economic times to succeed?

 

According to Jeffrey Gitomer, the author of The Sales Bible, it’s your WOW factor - your ability to differentiate yourself from the crowd, and to make a positive impression that is lasting and unforgettable.  

 

Your WOW factor may include your ability to lead, handle multiple tasks effectively, manage efficiencies, mentor other, make quick and timely decisions, master difficult conversations or getting folks to stand up and take notice.

 

Today, think about what your WOW factor might be. What it is about you that makes other people go, ”WOW!  Now that is cool!” 

 

Ten Ways for Developing your WOW Factor:
  1. Are you punctual?
    Points off for being late or too early. Plan ahead and apologize when plans don’t work out as you thought.

  2.  Are you a team player?
    Points off for competing with team members and criticizing the work of others.   Refer business to others and do all that you can to lend a helping hand.

  3. Are you open to new ideas and forward in your thinking?
    Points off for quickly rejecting the ideas of others.   Encourage the ideas of others, and come up with one new idea every week.   Be bold, and be different!

  4. Do you do what you say you will?
    Points off for empty promises and not fulfilling a commitment.   Under-promise and over-deliver. True integrity is being 100% to your word 100% of the time!

  5. Are you willing to jump in and help when others are in a jam?
    Points off for not letting other people off the hook when they are in a jam or in crisis. When a crisis hits, be the first to jump in with extra support, humor, lightness, and a positive attitude.

  6. Are you responsible for your workload?
    Points off for pushing your work onto others.   Do your work, and call a colleague one time a week to offer your support for a project that is short on time.

  7. Do you maintain a positive attitude, even when time is scarce?
    Points off for saying "I'm too busy, that is someone else's job, or I don't want to do that."  Adopt the attitude of  "How can I help you?  I will be right on that today!"

  8. Are you responsible for any and all mistakes you make?
    Points off for blaming and finger pointing.   Start each day with the phrase:  "I am responsible for my life and my choices, and my responses."

  9. Do you tell the story exactly as it is?
    Points off for exaggeration and leaving out key information.   Tell it like it is...always!

  10. Are you devoted to continuing education and competency
    Points off for not being willing to find the answer when asked a challenging question.   Spend 15 minutes each day reading something new and exciting, and watch as your WOW factor grows!

Get in touch with your WOW today! We are offering special coaching packages to help “spring your WOW factor”. Contact us to find out more

 


About JAS Coaching & Training

About JAS Coaching & Training

Janine Schindler lecturing

JAS Coaching & Training (JASCAT) is a global coaching firm dedicated to helping businesses maintain an expanded capacity for organizational learning, development, and performance to achieve profitable and sustainable business. We help companies achieve:

  • Inspired Leadership that creates an environment of trust and empowerment where people are committed to greater achievement
  • Motivated, Skilled, and Aligned Workforce where your people"s collaborative energy and brilliance is channeled to attain breakthrough results.  

We provide high-value leadership development and performance improvement services including:

 

Executive Coaching


Leadership Development


High-Performance Team Development


Performance Assessments


Strategic Planning


Sales Training

 

 

 

 


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