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100 Success Tips To Make You A Winner

There’s been a lot of talk lately about “Winning” although celebrity Charlie Sheen is the trend setter for the said word he may not be the perfect role model for it.
We do have below a defined list of 100 things a winner does in his or her day to day life that defines you as a “Winner“.
Take these “to do’s” in and see what kind of results you get back.
100 Affirmations To Make You A Winner
- I am not afraid of making mistakes
- I am willing to take a chance
- I am always looking for ways to do something better
- I forget the failures of the past and look at each new day through fresh eyes
- I invest in my own personal development
- I am never afraid to discard a non-producing idea in order to start afresh
- I smile even when I don’t feel like smiling
- I laugh in the face of disaster
- I speak positive words
- If I have nothing good to say, I keep my mouth shut
- I have the winning habit of reading every day
- I listen to instructional recordings on a regular basis
- I finish what I start
- I delegate
- I exercise my body as well as my mind
- I have the mind of a student
- I recognize and applaud other winners
- I look for solutions, not problems
- I never criticize
- I know how to forgive
- I write lots of notes
- I give lots of hugs
- I make ‘I love you’ a big part of my vocabulary
- I am not afraid of saying, I was wrong
- I return telephone calls
- I’m a good listener
- I am a giver
- I am a believer in myself as well as others
- I give a strong handshake
- I save and invest for the future
- I step out where others fear to tread
- I look other people in the eye during conversations
- I walk tall and have good posture
- I work hard and smart and play hard and smart
- I encourage others to be the best they can be
- I look for good in others
- I create opportunity
- I speak the future into reality
- I am confident
- I am secure in my personality
- I reach beyond my comfort zone
- I reward myself for even little achievements
- I am a goal setter
- I write my goals
- I refer to my goals regularly
- I am always writing down new goals
- I exhort others to pursue their goals
- I don’t seek out other people’s applause
- I am an initiator
- I see a rainbow for every storm
- I would rather win a friend than win an argument
- I am not status conscious
- I am all things to all people
- I walk the talk
- I keep my word
- I am punctual
- I am reliable
- I am trustworthy
- I am happy to help
- I am polite and courteous
- I take care with the way I dress
- I keep my shoes clean
- I keep my hair neatly trimmed
- I am orderly
- I use a diary
- I answer the telephone in a professional manner
- I think of others first
- I say ‘thank you’ and ‘please’ on a consistent basis
- I build others up and don’t pull them down
- I meet with other winners on a regular basis
- I never quit but may from time to time adjust my swing
- I am persistent
- I am compassionate
- I have a passion for life
- I share what I have with others
- I take time out to talk to a child
- I like people
- I treat my own body with respect
- I show respect to others
- I never say, ‘never’
- I swim upstream
- I am a non-conformist
- I get things done
- I have conviction
- I try
- I seize opportunity
- I embrace change and make it my friend
- I am always taking action
- I run towards a challenge
- I know that through stretching beyond my ability I will grow
- I do what it takes to get a job done
- I either follow a system or invent my own
- I lead by example
- I know that when the dream is big then that’s all that counts
- I know that one of life’s greatest teachers is experience
- I have a mentor
- I have strong values
- I am well informed
- I am on a mission to make this world a better place for all of us to live in
- I know that I am a winner because I always compete against my last performance.
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Some people seem to naturally know how to effectively communicate in a group setting. They can express themselves clearly and listen attentively without dominating the conversation.
Being a powerful communicator is important for several reasons, including building and maintaining relationships, achieving goals, resolving conflicts, improving productivity, leading and influencing others, advancing in your career, expressing yourself more confidently and authentically, and improving your mental and emotional well-being. Effective communication is an essential life skill that can benefit you in all aspects of your life.
1. Listen actively: Practice active listening by giving your full attention to the speaker and responding to what they are saying.
2. Use “I” statements: Speak from your own perspective and avoid placing blame or making accusations.
3. Avoid assumptions: Don’t make assumptions about what the other person is thinking or feeling.
4. Be clear: Express your thoughts and feelings clearly and concisely by getting to the point and avoid using jargon or overly complex language.
5. Show empathy: Show that you understand and care about the other person’s feelings.
6. Offer valuable insights: When speaking in a group, provide a valuable takeaway or actionable item that people can walk away with.
7. Be an active listener: Listen attentively and respond accordingly, incorporating your points into the conversation.
8. Choose the right time: Pick the most opportune time to speak to ensure that you have the group’s attention and can deliver your message without interruption.
9. Be the unifying voice: Step in and unify the group’s thoughts to calm down the discussion and insert your point effectively.
10. Keep responses concise: Keep responses short and to the point to show respect for others’ time.
11. Avoid unnecessary comments: Avoid commenting on everything and only speak when you have something important to say.
12. Cut the fluff: Avoid being long-winded and get straight to the point.
13. Prepare ahead of time: Sort out your points and practice them before speaking in a group.
14. Smile and be positive: Smile and nod along as others speak, to build a positive relationship and be respected when it’s your turn to speak.
15. Take responsibility: Take responsibility for your own actions and feelings.
16. Ask questions: Ask questions to clarify any confusion or misunderstandings.
17. Avoid interrupting: Allow the other person to finish speaking without interruption.
18. Practice active listening: Repeat what the other person said to ensure you have understood correctly.
19. Use your body language too: Use nonverbal cues such as eye contact, facial expressions, and body language to convey your message and build rapport.
20. Be aware of the tone of your voice: it should be calm and assertive, not aggressive or passive.
By keeping these tips in mind, you can improve your communication skills and become a more powerful communicator, which can help you build better relationships, achieve your goals, and lead a more fulfilling life.
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