Thursday, July 31, 2014
Book Review: The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent- Living the Art of Allowing
:The ability to understand the power we all have to create and connect with the life we want is thoroughly explained in the awesome book" Jim Pagiamtzis
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Book Review: The Astonishing Power of Emotions- Let Your Feelings Be Your Guide
"An amazing book with great stories on the power of overcoming your emotions." Jim Pagiamtzis
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Monday, July 28, 2014
21 Connections; July 4th Edition-Articles, Events, Interviews and much more..
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Book Review: Twelve Pillars by Chris Widener and Jim Rohn
Walking to the nearest house, Michael stumbles across a plantation style mansion on an estate named "Twelve Pillars." Charlie, the estate's caretaker, helps Michael get back on the road again and also strikes up a relationship with him - and along the way teaches Michael the secrets of success - the Twelve Pillars of Success - that have made the owner of the house, Mr. Davis, a wealthy and successful man.
This new novel by Jim Rohn and Chris Widener will inspire you to take your life to the next level and beyond. It will challenge and encourage you to become the best that you can be!
Twelve Pillars blends together the fundamental principles and teachings of Jim Rohn and The Jim Rohn One-Year Success Plan, and with the help of Chris Widener, those principles have been weaved into a unique tapestry of a fictional account of three characters – Michael, Charlie and Mr. Davis.
Here are a few of the lessons you will discover in the Twelve Pillars of Success:
Live a Life of Three-Dimensional Health
The Gift of Relationships
Achieving Your Goals and the Proper Use of Time
Surrounding Yourself with the Best People
Becoming a Life-Long Learner
Income Seldom Exceeds Personal Development
Communication Brings the Common Ground of Understanding
The World Can Always Use One More Great Leader
Leaving a Legacy
" Tremendous parable with insights on the keys to success" Jim Pagiamtzis
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Public Speakers Association: Toronto Chapter a huge success
It was an amazing evening of sharing and learning at the Microsoft Store at Yorkdale Shopping Centre.
Anne Miner Partnering Director of Public Speakers Association sharing Getting Ready to Grow and Steve Hopkinson Director Mississauga Chapter sharing insight on creating effective stories
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Anne Miner sharing Getting Ready to Grow |
Steve Hopkins sharing how to create effective stories |
Our meeting held every 4th Thursday of the month
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Canada Job Expo a huges Success!
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Develop Your Personal Brand on Aug 16,2014
Have you ever felt 'lost' as a leader?
Are you trying to forge a corporate career path that makes sense for you?
Are you an entrepreneur who is looking to find your voice?
Are you a student who wants to make sure you have chosen the right academic path?
Then you MUST understand what your Personal Brand is and how to leverage it in your personal, professional and academic lives. This event is just for you!
Just look at the line-up we have to help you forge an authentic leadership path of passion and purpose.
EARLY BIRD TIX end Aug 3: http://raeallan.com/dypb/
Conference Speakers
● Alfredo Tan - Facebook Canada, Group Director, Global Marketing
● Nathan Downer - Anchor at CP24
● Bobby Umar - 4x TEDx Speaker, Author & HuffPost contributor - Raeallan
● Darrell Keezer - CEO at Candybox Marketing
● Marina Piccioni - Marketing Manager at Hudson's Bay Company
● Fahad Meer - Senior Associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers
● Nicholas Kusmich - Strategic Consultant for Lifestyle Entrepreneurs at Everyday Prosperity Inc
● Corey Herscu - Technology Publicist | Journalist TV Personality at HerscuPR
● Ryan Coelho - Personal Development Specialist at RyanCoelho.com
● Katia Millar - Founder & Chief Inspiration Officer at Positive Fabulous Women
● Don Sagarese - Founder at On The Move catering
● Jahmeelah Gamble - TV Personality at Rogers
● Mahfuz Chowdhury - Digital Marketer at Candybox Marketing
● Hamoon Ekhtiari - Director, StudioY at MaRS
Social Media Coach & Strategic Consultant at Socially Good
● Tamika Auwai - Power Presence Expert at Tamika Auwai
● Julia Sheldon - Operations Manager at The Acoustic Opera
● Cher Jones - Corporate Social Media Trainer at Socially Active
● Joseph Luk - Director, Solution Marketing Department at Huawei
● Ada Barlatt - Management Sciences Professor at University of Waterloo Engineering
To be selected for increasingly responsibly positions, you must harness your personal brand. Your personal brand, the impression you project, can be managed much like a corporate brand. Personal branding leadership is the positioning strategy behind the world’s most successful people. The art of personal brand leadership is what
keeps senior managers moving up the ladder.
The Discover Your Personal Brand conference is a forum for individuals to learn from a panel of industry experts sharing their expertise on personal branding. Each individual will have the opportunity to network, discover, inspire and develop leadership skills that take them to the next level. Everyone has a personal brand, but most people are not aware of this and do not manage this strategically, consistently and effectively. As leaders, you need to take ownership of your own brand so you can affect how others perceive you. With an authentic personal brand, your strongest characteristics, attributes, and values can separate you from the crowd. Without this, you look just like everyone else.
BUY TICKETS NOW: http://raeallan.com/dypb/
ABOUT THE ORGANIZER
Raeallan’s mission is to discover, inspire and develop leadership in generations X & Y. We do this through content — keynotes, workshops, consulting, coaching, videos, articles, blogposts, panels and big events. We aim to help ‘lost’ leaders because everyone, from time to time, feels lost professionally, personally and academically. We’re saying it’s okay to be lost, because it
happens, but it’s not okay to do little about it.
Why: There are ‘Lost’ Leaders everywhere.
Vision: We are the Beacon of Light that helps Lost Leader-SHIPS ashore to find their authentic Path of Passion and Purpose.
Mission: To Discover, Inspire and Develop Leadership in Generations X & Y.
Purchase tickets to Raeallan's DYPB Conference here - http://raeallan.com/dypb/
Thursday, July 24, 2014
21 Connections: Morning event at the Office-July 22,2014
I was an amazing this week on Tuesday morning. Vito Marchese Founder of Whiteboard Studios and The Networker shared Case Study on how he complete his social media strategy with his two businesses. Cheryl Rankin Founder of Fit For Business and Lisa Kember Regional Director Constant Contact shared insight on social media engagement.
It was awesome morning of learning, sharing and networking
Below was my office for the morning. Business Cards, Notebook, Constant Contact pen,audio recorder and promo cards for Summer Networking Bash 2014 at Atlantis: Ontario Place Learn more
Moral of the story; When you go to event are you prepared to make notes. listen.learn and network and meet new people!
Audio Recorder, business cards, Constant Contact pen, promo cards, Notebook and water |
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Carib 101 Articles from 2014 blog
It was great experience to contribute articles to the Carib101 link & Toronto Caribbean view
Power of having productive meetings
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-power-of-having- productive-meetings/
Pick up the phone
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-pick-up-the-phone/
Content is everywhere!
http://torontocaribbean.com/ content-is-everywhere/
Power of You Tube
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-the-power-of-youtube/
Respecting your Inbox
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-respecting-your- inbox/
The Importance of Integrity
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-the-importance-of- integrity/
Networking to get results at networking events
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-networking-to-get- results-at-events/
Three ways to follow- up and build Successful business relationships
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-3-ways-to-follow-up- and-build-successful-business- relationships/
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-blogging-can-make- you-stand-out-from-the-crowd/
http://torontocaribbean.com/ business-putting-your-best- foot-foward-as-a-young- entrepreneur/
Power of having productive meetings
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Pick up the phone
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Content is everywhere!
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Power of You Tube
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Respecting your Inbox
http://torontocaribbean.com/
The Importance of Integrity
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Networking to get results at networking events
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Three ways to follow- up and build Successful business relationships
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Blogging can make you stand out from the crowd
http://torontocaribbean.com/
Success Strategies to use at Networking events that work
Leadership is available
7 Mistakes made by entrepreneurs when attempting to network their business.
Putting your best foot forward as a young entrepreneur
http://torontocaribbean.com/
7 Ways to Overcoming Barriers in Employment
1st The biggest barrier in employment for a newcomer is no Canadian experience. What should I be doing to overcome this barrier?
This is a common concern I hear all the time. They key part is that you do have experience where it is, that's the important part. On your resume don't mention where your from just the experience. In your conversation focus on the experience and how are a fit for the company you are talking to.
It's all about the control of the conversation and dealing with the need of the employer.
Take the experience and turn into an advantage rather than a negative and will soon find common to better conversations with future employers
2nd Deciding on a career is very difficult. What should I be doing in order to help me choose the right career for me/
Great exercise to do is get a piece a paper and write down everything you like to do, from hobbies, volunteers work, schooling activities. This will give you the groundwork to put you in the frame of mind on what you should focus on and direct in the path of successful career.
Talk to mentors and leaders in your network who know you and ask for the feedback and suggestions on what they see in you.
3rd There are so many ways now to look for employment: I'd like to know what the best and most effective way is?
We are in the 21st Century and they are may ways from online and offline to look for the idea career. The key is to have the focus and determination on what you are looking for and stick with it.
Networking and meeting new people, attending various events and looking at strategic website that you can use to narrow down your focus is important.
Develop a plan and use it. You may make some changes along the way (that's okay) In the end your are on the journey of finding that ideal career.
4th How can I demonstrate my knowledge and skills on my resume?
There are some many ways to do is. You have to decide which are the strongest skills and strengths an ptu them on first. Be a specific and clear as you can.
The ability to adapt and change your resume will happen depending on the type(s) of positions you are applying for
5th How do I effectively prepare for an interview?
Preparing for an interview is important aspect that many people don't do, and then they wonder why the weren't hired
1st Check out and the company's website. Take notes, call somebody and ask some general questions about them. Some company have downloadable reports and videos.
2nd Practice with a friend or a mirror. Deal with potential question they will ask you and have prepared answers you can work with
3rd When your being interviewed be patient and listen to the questions asks. If you need time to think just take a deep breath or create a distraction (drop a pen or pretend you have to sneeze)
6th I can't seem to find a job. Very often I get turned down.What is causing this?
There is a saying "doing things over and over and expecting a different result that the cause of insanity"
You have to be aware of this and if its happening you have to STOP and re-evaluate the situation.
1st Resume: Have you had it review lately? Is the information and words you are using strong enough?
2nd Daily: What are you doing daily? Which website are using? Are the specific to your industry?
3rd People: Who is assisting you in your journey? Have you shared with your network on specific career you are looking for? Put a team together, do you have an accountability partner to report to weekly/ He or she will keep you on clear path to success.
Analyze what you are doing by writing everything down and re-evaluate all the time
7th I am intimidated when I network, How do I overcome this?
Network, Network, Network. It's the most import and crucial part in journey of landing the career you are looking for. If you feel intimidated when you network her are some important things to do.
1st Motivation. Listen to motivational tapes (available local library, online) Read book with powerful stories.
2nd Get an accountability partner to come with at events. Being with someone create the synergy of feeling comfortable and having them work with you and dealing with questions you may get
3rd Confidence: We all have it. The ability to exercise it daily is the issue and that is something you can take steps to improving and becoming better at. There are various seminars and events that happen in your area. Attend one and networking with the leaders and mentors in the room and study how they exert confidence.From the way they stand, dress and interact with people
At the end of the day is applying these strategies and tips and create the environment for you to succeed and find that career you are looking for.
*Huge thanks to Aline Ayoub from Aline Ayoub HR these questions were asked at the Canada Job Expo on July 19,2014 for a panel discussion that was done. Participants were Murali Murthy, Paul Hill, Greg Taba and Ghufran Ahmad and Aline Ayoub
Jim Pagiamtzis
jim@pagiamtzis.com
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