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Infuse Me!

Written by: James P. Burgess

Article Overview: This article briefly discusses the effect our personal life has on our professional results. It has alot to do with success in sales and the ethics we employ to achieve a powerful reputation to our customers.

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Infuse Me!

Hi there, my name is James and I care what happens to you out there in the trenches. You probably have researched many sales systems and tactics in your career. I applaud your diligence. There are many out there that are fantastic and some that are not so hot.
Before I give out any awesome tips that will hopefully improve your chances, I have to first set out some foundational principles that will provide the right understanding as you move forward in your efforts.

I have spent many years working with people and have learned that my attitude on life, relationships, circumstances is like an aroma to others whom I associate with. This aroma can either stink or carry tremendous influence.

I believe that our attitude is one of the most powerful tools we carry. Before all the tips, consider your greatest asset first and how it affects others.

Attitude is defined in the Oxford Dictionary as: "The position of an aircraft in relation to specific instructions". That means that where its nose is pointing in relation to where it has been told to go.

The attitude of the plane is crucial, if its nose is slightly out of alignment to its navigated destination, it will slowly proceed and eventually be way off course.
With this in mind, I ask you: "Where is your nose pointing?"
Enjoy!

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Principle Bio: James Burgess has always been active in the development of people. Married with 2 children, he believes in the power of strong relationships, communication and a passionate commitment to a bigger vision. With over 22 years of business and sales experience and a formal education that includes counseling, James carries a no-nonsense approach to equipping people for the marketplace. James presents a powerful service to affect positive life change for professional results. Authoring sales ethics and professional mentoring programs for both new and experienced entrepreneurs and their staff, James has been able to achieve strong positive results where traditional means and motivations have not. James brings great passionate creativity and strategic forward thinking to his clients and community. With this in mind, we know you won’t be disappointed. Personal values: “A celebration of life, with a positive attitude of love, expressing itself in liberty, with a constant pursuit of progress” www.canadabusinesscoach.com

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