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Positive Thinking in Business benefits

  • Key to bringing out potential of employees and driver for performance
  • Single most factor for creating outstanding service
  • Stimulates innovation and creativity
  • Fosters, open, honest, trust work environment.
  • Enhances interpersonal relationships which is key to getting things done
  • Saves a great deal of money.

Based on 'Power of Positive Thinking in Business' book
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Empowering your Staff to Successful Performance

Now in my 30th workshop around New Zealand about Difficult People and Workplace Attitudes, I can confirm the most important knowledge people learn is about their personalities and understanding themselves and others. The second is they understand about the different type of relationships, i.e. Lose/lose through to win/win and the skills they need to create one.

We’re hearing business is tough, staff irreplaceable and economy on a downturn, so you can’t afford to have underperforming employees, when you can have them performing with something as simple as a genuine compliment. Appreciating your Workplace Team is my in-house workshop, but meanwhile, get involved in my global event below.


SelfDay – 25th June, 2008

“Make a difference’ at work on 25th June and celebrate International Self Esteem Awareness Day.

95% of people in my workshops survey around NZ, admit to low esteem sometime in their life. That statistic may shock you…but below par esteem means below par work performance

Selfday 2008 is the day when everyone across the world is encouraged to take care and honour themselves. To put themselves first and develop their self-confidence by engaging in the following:

  • 5 Activities to boost their own esteem
  • 5 Activities to boost another persons esteem
  • 1 Community activity

If you are reading this, you are a person of influence in your workplace. Getting involved can be as simple as asking or emailing your staff or colleagues to write down the following and/or share with others.

  • 2 things they feel good about at work this year
  • 2 things they have achieved at work
  • 1 skill they do well at work

Then ask them to apply this to others as well.

  • OR…ask your team members to give out 5 compliments to different fellow staff members that day
  • OR…set up a competition with some rewards
  • Or a combination of the above.

THEN WATCH THE RESULTS.

Email me if you want a Selfday poster to display.

Here’s some additional help:

Other ideas, techniques and activities accumulated are available free on line, to assist anyone with building self-esteem at work, home and in the community. Visit www.internationalselfesteem.com.


Watch my TV1 interview

Self Day interview at 7.50am on 25th June…check it out for an update of events around NZ.


Raising your Personal Bar - The hardest challenge in my life

Recently I was dealt a blow that happens to us all, my father after 4 ½ years illness passed away.

My challenge occurred when it was 30 minutes before a National Speaker's showcase presentation and I had to make a BIG decision, whether I would present. I decided my father would ‘want me to’ and I dedicated it to him. So thanks to the homeopathic remedy Rescue Remedy, I didn’t fall to pieces and. If you’d like to learn about my work and view the DVD, email me.

The moral of the story is: always do your very best. I knew both he and I would be disappointed if I hadn’t risen to the huge challenge.


True Happiness DVD

Launched this year….if you’re looking for True Happiness, these 8 New Zealand experts can help you.
You can check me out on my first time on You Tube.


International Professional Speaking Qualification

Here in NZ, we align to the International Federation and the United States for our professional training criteria. As Past President of Auckland chapter National Speakers Association I can now write the letters APS after my name…which stands for Accredited Professional Speaker. What that means for you, is that you know that my work is professional and authentic, I can stand in for an MC, run a workshop or breakout discussion, and have an array of stories and lessons to share, that can suit most situations. If you’re looking for a conference presenter view my new keynote here.

View National Speakers Association NZ website here.


Complimentary article: Dealing with Difficult People & Strategic Plan

As a forerunner to publication you can receive a copy of this article. Email me.

Complimentary 12 month Strategic Plan
If you missed my email about this freebie at the beginning of the financial year…. email me for your copy.

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