1.4pm on a Sunday evening (its always worse on a Sunday!!) and I have to pack for the week and then drive to some unknown destination to be ready to work with a new group of people for the following week. 2.Just after dinner in the evening when I'm tempted to stay in front of the telly (even though there is nothing worth watching!!!) rather than go and make those coaching and sponsoring calls.
The simple answer is, of course, money!!! Training gives me money now and the coaching and sponsoring are building residual income for the future. So I am really fortunate because I can run two businesses to meet all my financial needs and work on both of them part time. Also the travel frequently enables me to visit my family who have conveniently located themselves at useful way points heading north!!!
For me, though the two primary reasons are: personal freedom and the opportunity to help other people. The personal freedom comes from being able to chose when I work on which business, where I am prepared to go and who I am happy to work with and?..I can immediately affect my current and future income by the choices I make and the effort I put in. No waiting and hoping for a good salary review and then finding that the company "needs to economise this year" or sweating on the big deal coming through for that key bonus payment. I am master (mistress doesn't somehow sound right!!!!) of my own destiny and am thus motivated to get on the road or out of the armchair.
Both businesses give me ample opportunity to help people both now and in the future. The training is the now and immediate future - helping people to do the current job more effectively or add qualifications to their CV ready for the next job or promotion. The sponsoring and coaching is the medium and long term future. Helping people to build a business that will add to their current income (small amounts at first) and ultimately to enable them to "sack their boss" if that is what they want to do. Then they too have gained the freedom to work when, where and with whom they want and, for those with families, they have more time to spend with them and less need to have children minded (and in effective brought up) by other people.
The other factor that gets me up and going is that both businesses require me to spend time on my own personal development, which in turn improves the quality of my life and enhances my ability to help other people. The ultimate goal is complete freedom, including the freedom to spend money and time helping those people in society with the greatest needs, whatever the cause of their current circumstances. So I'm not superhuman and am often late leaving on a Sunday or spend just ten (or more!!) minutes in the armchair!! Having clearly defined goals for myself and other people AND feeling that I am in control of my life and am choosing to do whatever I am currently doing makes it so much easier.
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For university graduates throughout the United Kingdom, one of the biggest concerns heading into professional life is whether they have the right tools to succeed. While university training teaches theories and analytical tools that are indirectly applied to work life, graduates are often left without the communication and organizational skills needed to succeed at work. Graduate professionals need to consult job trainers and coaches in order to learn the practical jobs skills needed for success from day one. As well, graduates who have the needed technical and professional skills for their jobs can always use a little more polish before heading into the workplace. Finally, graduates should consult specialty coaches and trainers in order to learn industry specific skills.
One resource for university graduates to learn important job skills are university led job training and coaching sessions. For alumni of universities throughout the United Kingdom, there are often programs available during and after their academic careers to help ease the transition into professional life. While these sessions are often general in nature to deal with a variety of degree programs, they are very helpful for graduates who need organizational and business communications skills.
Another resource for graduates is the hundreds of recruiting agencies throughout the United Kingdom. Graduate professionals who seek employment through a recruiting agency will receive job training to meet specific industrial needs. For example, a sales management trainee may learn more about appointment setting software that is specific to a certain area of the industry. As well, most recruiting agencies provide ongoing training and coaching to help graduates improve upon areas of weakness.
For graduates who have more dispensable income, hiring a private job coach is a great way of learning the skill tool set needed for success from day one on the job. Private coaches are able to do psychometric and skill testing on a more extensive level with individual clients than recruiting agencies, giving them a better picture of what areas a graduate needs to improve upon. However, private coaching can become pricey and graduates should only consult these coaches for a short period.
A final place graduates should look for professional development is at the workplace. Whether it is a temporary position or a job on a career track, graduates should take advantage of any training opportunities available through the company. Often, companies will provide in-house training sessions to employees of all levels on new trends in the industry or refresher courses on important job related skills.
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