Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Focus on What’s Important


Motivational Power Quote

Focus on What’s Important
“Where you are headed is more important the how fast your going.
Rather than always focusing on what’s urgent,
learn to focus on what is really important.”
              Dr. Stephen Covey, author, consultant, speaker               
 

As I see it . . . . . . .

Focus on what’s important

The direction of your success journey is far more important than the pace of your journey. If you’re moving in the wrong direction and you’re doing it fast what’s the point.

Focusing on what’s important are those things that will move you closer to your goals. Make the best use of your time and create forward momentum in the right direction.

One of the most important factors on your success journey is to focus on the end results and to create the momentum to keep moving in that direction.

Avoid the distraction; make the best use of your time and focus on what’s important and you will create the forward momentum to achieve your goals.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Henry Ford Paved The Way


Motivational Power Quote

Henry Ford Paved The Way
“It is better to sell a large number of cars at a reasonably
small margin than to sell fewer at a large margin of profit . . .
It enables a large number of people to buy and enjoy (the car)
and give a large number to men employment at a good wage.
Those are two aims I have in life.”
           Henry Ford, auto executive                


As I see it . . . . . . .

Henry Ford paved the way

Henry Ford was an innovator and created the first affordable automobile in American, a car the people could afford to own.

But he also did something else that was very interesting that has slipped into the pages of history.

He felt that the work force in his automobile plant should be able to afford to own the cars they where building.

At the time the wages for an auto worker would not be enough for them to own a car.

Henry Ford changed the standards for the wages for the auto workers and the work force at Ford became the highest paid in the industry.

Henry ford paved the way for Americans to afford to own a Ford and the Ford work force to own a car that they were building. Henry Ford was a good businessman and the outcome was a win – win situation for car buyers, his work force and his business.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Monday, March 19, 2012

Get Energized About Your Career


Motivational Power Quote

Get Energized About Your Career
“I feel sorry for the person who can’t get
genuinely excited about his work.
Not only will he never be satisfied,
but he never achieve anything worthwhile.”
               Walter Chrysler, automaker               



As I see it . . . . . . .

Get energized about your career

Get energized, get animated and get excited about your career.

We communicate how we feel about our career through our attitude and in how we relate to the people that we meet and to our customers.

If we’re energized about our career people will feel that energy.

People want to be associated with motivated and energized people. In the business world customers want to put their business needs in the hands of a professional that’s energized.

Listen to a good professional development audio, read a self-help book, attend a training program that will sharpen your skills or attend a seminar.

As you sharpen your skills your will become energized to use them to benefit your customers.

Pump yourself up get energized about your career and maintain that excitement. The people that you meet will feel that energy and you will take your career to the next level.    

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Make the Decision to Fill Your Cup


Motivational Power Quote

Make the Decision to Fill Your Cup
“We all have to start with ourselves.
It is time to walk the talk.
Take the journey of making very difficult decisions.
Start removing things from your life
that are not filling your cup and
adding things that bring joy into your life.”
          Lisa Hammond, author              


As I see it . . . . . . .

Make the decision to fill your cup

It’s your cup and you’re the only one that can decide to fill it.

You can fill your cup and you can leave you cup half empty. Whatever you do with your cup is your choice.

We will fill cup by making the tough decisions on what’s important to us and by knowing what we are really looking for.

Focus on what’s important to you and you will fill your cup with the things that we move you closer to the things you want.

Make the decision to fill your cup and do what required to fill the cup and you will find that your in control of how full your cup becomes.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Be a Dreamer and Work at Your Dreams


Motivational Power Quote

Be a Dreamer and Work at Your Dreams
“There are those who work all day.
Those who dream all day.
And those who spend an hour dreaming before
setting to work to fulfill those dreams.
Go into the third category because there’s
virtually no competition.”
        Steven J. Ross 1927 – 1992, Created Time Warner              



As I see it . . . . . . .

Be a dreamer and work at your dreams

To dream and not to work at achieving your dreams becomes a wish that slowly slips away without ever becoming your reality..

Be a dreamer who works at their dreams until become a mission to achieve the desired outcome.

Dream your dreams and create a plan to move your dream into a reality.
Some dreams have to be pushed other dreams will have be pulled all dreams take work to move them from a dream to a successful outcome.

Make an effort everyday to move your dream closed to a reality and one day you will arrive at the destination of fulfilling them.

Be a dreamer and work at your dreams and your dreams will be yours.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Friday, March 16, 2012

Focus on What Really Matters


Motivational Power Quote

Focus on What Really Matters 
“Focus is not a business only thing.
Each person has only twenty-four hours per day,
and how we spend those hours shows
what’s important in our lives.
The question we must ask ourself is . . .
Are we focusing on what really matters.”
               Mac Anderson, founder of Simple Truth, Successories                



As I see it . . . . . . .

Focus on what really matters

It’s not until we know what really matters to us, can we really begin to focus our time on what’s important.

When we are focusing our time on what really matters we are making better use of our time and see a higher rate return for our efforts.

Knowing what really matters is important in our career as well as in our personal endeavors.  

When we can focus our energies on what matters we are finding the highest and best use for our time and we become far more productive in our effort and in our results.

Focus on what really matters . . . . and you’re focusing on the most important things in your life.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Take the Time to Watch a Cloud Float Across The Sky


Motivational Power Quote

Take the Time to Watch a Cloud Float Across The Sky
“Rent is not idleness, and to be sometimes in the grass of a
summer day listening to the mummer of the water or
watching the clouds float across the sky
is hardy a waste of time .”
   Sir John Lubbock 1834 -1913 English Banker and Politician        



As I see it . . . . . . .

Take the time to watch a cloud float across the sky


We live in a hectic world where we are jugging our personal lives with our business. We seem to run out of time and the pressure to get things done is always there.

We try to live our life by a schedule and things are always popping to throw us off schedule. We always seems to be going from emergency to another.


Our days start at the break of day with our e-mail and confirming our daily schedule and activities. We miss lunch and get some fast food.

We get home late from work and were back on the computer and when we look that the clock it’s midnight.

Take the time to watch a cloud float across the sky. Spend some quality time with the people that you care about. Go to lunch with a friend. Make the time to do some of things that you enjoy doing.

If you miss the cloud floating across the sky you’re missing the best part of your life. Take the time to watch a cloud float across the sky and your life will never be the same.


©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author