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My name is Tracey Carr, and I run eve-olution and Gender IQ to advance women in business. My blog is an insider's view of the lives of working women, including my own, revealing the top secrets to success.

Sunday 9 September 2012

50 Shades of .....

50 Shades of Influence 

  1. Seek first to understand and then to be understood 
  2. Be interested not interesting 
  3. You have two ears and one mouth, listen twice as much as you speak 
  4. Speak from your heart not your mental chatter 
  5. Approach everything with 'beginners mind' 
  6. Keep an open mind ...there is no possibility in being 'right' 
  7. Words account for 7% of the message you convey so give them 7% of your attention 
  8. Give 93% of your attention to your inner thoughts, physiology, voice tone 
  9. Stand 3cm taller 
  10. Carry a good pen 
  11. Make good eye contact 
  12. Have an inner dialogue that says I'm OK and you're OK 
  13. Be your word
  14. Show up 
  15. Seek to serve not to take 
  16. Assess your intention from the primary twin drivers of 'love' and fear' Eliminate fear 
  17. If you are selling, get through the no's quicker 
  18. If you are selling - talk to the people, then talk to the people and then talk to the people 
  19. Every situation has a win/win outcome, there is no need to 'win' 
  20. The new economy is about community ...build yours 
  21. Base your relationships on trust 
  22. Your network = your net worth. Nurture yours 
  23. Be pro-active about building a high net worth network 
  24. It's not what you know, it's who you know (old cliche but still true) 
  25. Nurture yourself 
  26. Every day write down everything you are grateful for 
  27. Buy a very expensive suit or jacket 
  28. Pay attention to grooming and look polished 
  29. When making important phone calls stand up 
  30. Focus on your outcome not then thing you don't want 
  31. Make your power moves before important meetings whether on-line, in person or on the phone 
  32. Ask lots of questions and find out as much as you can about people 
  33. Smile 
  34. Learn to say no and enjoy saying yes 
  35. Decide what you want to be famous for 
  36. Under-promise and over-deliver 
  37. Up-skill as a coach or a speaker because qualifications (business skills) count less as your career progresses. 'Who' you are matters most 
  38. Know your values and stick by them 
  39. Remember that there is no right and wrong, just differences 
  40. Don't allow yourself to be bullied or undermined 
  41. A true leader wants to learn ..always
  42. Remember that people are doing the best that they can with the resources they have 
  43. Write a book 
  44. Craft and practise your elevator pitch 
  45. Craft your time management skills 
  46. Make sure that your personal brand is consistent  across all social media 
  47. Get coaching. Always 
  48. Stay humble 
  49. Feed your soul 
  50. Be yourself 

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International Professional Speaker, Peak Performance Coach. Tracey has a passion for advancing women in the workplace. Tracey ran her first Seminar for Women Leaders in 2001 and has helped thousands of women around the world with their careers, dreams and aspirations. Working with hundreds of FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies who are keen to advance women in enterprise, Tracey's seminars and initiatives have been enthusiastically received on 3 continents. She continues to push for radical change in corporations and backs up her respected and sometimes controversial opinions with her ongoing research. Tracey is currently writing a book that will address gender, power, and politics for women in the workplace and at home. Tracey is available for key-note talks, conferences and forums.

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