"Micro-management: Necessary evil or just plain evil?"

Written by Molly Luffy


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3. You spend time telling people exactly what to do and how. Ask yourself: Is this kind of instruction really necessary? Is there a way to give less instruction and allow employees to find solutions to issues themselves?

4. You find yourself irritated when other make decisions without consulting you. Ask yourself: What is wrong with me? Am I on a power-trip? Or am I simply trying to make sure things are running smoothly? How can I work on letting go ofrepparttar reigns to allow others some autonomy?

You know, guys, sometimes you need to let go of things and allow people to find their own way. Yes, mistakes might be made. But wonderful discoveries for new and better ways might be made as well.

Sure it takes time inrepparttar 105486 short term to trainrepparttar 105487 employees on how things need to be done, but it is so worthrepparttar 105488 time commitment. You and your employees will benefit in many ways. You’ll end up with more time in your day to devote to more important matters, and your employees will be able to breathe easy knowing that you aren’t going to be hovering and MM-ing them to death!! Not to mentionrepparttar 105489 improvement in morale fromrepparttar 105490 employees feeling good aboutrepparttar 105491 fact that you actually believe in them!

Another workplace win-win. This is whatrepparttar 105492 Wiz lives for!!

Now go out there and be a STAR!

Molly Luffy, MBA, owner of Work Ethic Wizard, dedicated to helping managers regain their sanity and employees survive and thrive in today’s corporation. Author of “Super-Charge Your Promotion Quotient: 225 Success Strategies forrepparttar 105493 New Professional.” www.workethicwizard.com/default.cfm molly@workethicwizard.com



Author of “Super-Charge Your Promotion Quotient: 225 Success Strategies for the New Professional.” www.workethicwizard.com/default.cfm molly@workethicwizard.com




HOW TO STAY MOTIVATED WHEN BUSINESS IS SLOW

Written by Vicente Alfonso


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DREAM-BUILDING and VISUALIZATION..... My sponsor is a wise man. This is part of why we are still friends today, even though our business relationship is over. He taught me that in order to really stay focused , we sometime have to find something that we want and "hold outrepparttar carrot in front of us". For me, that carrot was car. Mercedes 500 S-CLASS. What he had me do was use my mind and visualizerepparttar 105485 car I wanted,repparttar 105486 exact color,repparttar 105487 model,repparttar 105488 interior,repparttar 105489 stereo system, everything. He would then take me torepparttar 105490 car dealer and show me exactly what I had visualized."Sit in it," he would say. While I sat in this car and drooled all over myself, he went and talked torepparttar 105491 dealer.He came back and with a straight face, handed merepparttar 105492 keys and told me not to drive so fast.I almost had a heart attack. I mean I was 20 years old behindrepparttar 105493 wheel of a $100,000 car, I almost fainted. We drove it onrepparttar 105494 highway for about an hour.I got it up to 90MPH. Then he said "Time to go back". Dream-build, It's a really great motivator. GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT...... Without a doubt, patience is on ofrepparttar 105495 most difficult things for any Entrepreneur to learn. We want it when we want it, and that's it. Even though we have heard that most businesses take five to six years to turn a profit,we think that shouldn't apply to us. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither is your business. Be patient. Let your eyes be equal to your stomach.I find thatrepparttar 105496 older I get,repparttar 105497 easier it is to be patient. Take George Clooney. George Clooney was on well over twelve T.V. shows before he got E.R. Whoever said that patience is a virtue was right.



About the Author: Vicente Alfonso is founder and CEO of AMG,and international marketing firm. http://3bmarketing.prv.pl/ is home to the most incredible home based business on the net.


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