Posted by at 5th March, 2010

Yes, I really like quotations. Brilliant ideas really worth our time. Today, I am sharing with you some team-building quotes that you can use to motivate your teams. Share these quotations also to your bosses. They too need to be reminded of the teambuilding principles which are the bases of the following teambuilding quotations. I suggest ...
Posted by at 24th February, 2010

Your favorite quotations reflect the way you see life, or at least your ideals of what life should be. Below are my favorite leadership quotes. I think anyone who has the desire to lead people -- managers, supervisors, teachers, CEOs, motivational speakers and others -- will benefit from these leadership quotes. I intend to enrich ...
Posted by at 12th February, 2010

Success is only a matter of luck: ask any failure! 1. Always look for ways of improving efficiency and profitability. Introduce change- don’t resist it. As you get older, you must fight any inclination to cling to the past – management is about creating the future. 2. Plan your career- occasionally doors swing open unexpectedly ...
Posted by at 3rd February, 2010


I hope that you will try these 18 simple and practical tips. As a leader, people expect you to articulate the vision and mission of the group. I believe that meetings, conferences, and learning sessions are great opportunities for the leaders to articulate the direction and destiny of the organization. Read the whole story
Posted by at 1st February, 2010

This Trainer's Tool Kit will help you to define important team qualities and provide a tool for measuring team effectiveness. Effective teams are "top driven," getting their focus from supervisory ...
Posted by at 1st February, 2010


I believe that learning must serve a purpose. It must serve the purpose of the company. It must serve the purpose of the employees. Conducting training for the sake of meeting your quota for training is a waste of time and energy and money. As a trainer, my purpose is to add value. How about yours? Read the whole story…
Posted by at 26th January, 2010

"Recognize me for what I have done. I know that there is no "I" in the word teamwork, but I exist all the time. You can therefore help me become a better teamplayer by first helping me grow as a better person. Show me that though I am not your superstar player, I am equally ...
Posted by at 24th January, 2010


This idea is very simple. Celebrating success is a constant reminder of what’s important to the team. I do not believe that we have to wait for one year before awards are given or celebrations are held. Those awards deserve a day for celebration, but I know that it is more energizing both for the brain and the heart to celebrate all the efforts I have extended for this week and for this month. These celebrations do not need be expensive. Read more…
Posted by at 23rd January, 2010


Question: My team members have attitude problem. What must I do?
Practice a lot of patience. Believe that people are doing the very best they can. Sometimes we can only change a behaviour for an hour or a day or a week. Read more
Posted by at 17th January, 2010


Finally, the most important benefit of these customer service workshops is increased productivity, efficiency, and effectiveness. It is cheaper and faster to do the job right the first time. Satisfying an unhappy customer costs a lot more, both in pesos and in time, than satisfying a customer on the first try. Read more!
Posted by at 17th January, 2010


Do you mind your words? This is a crash course to remind us the most important words for the customers. Share this with your co-employees and tell the world how eager you are to serve them.
Posted by at 8th January, 2010


Think differently. Most people play safe, they conform and cling to the old ideas. The majority thinks like the average guy. You are not the average guy. Create opportunies. Take charge of your company. Take charge of your career.