Defining Ones Self

About a year back I purchased the book “Flying Solo: How To Go It Alone in Business“. Recently I joined their Facebook group – and starting leaving comments.

Sadly I discovered on 3 November 2023 that none of the links to the comment page work anymore; I had them removed from here.

There were many great statements that I try my hardest to live by:

I’m not letting myself off the hook so easily.

“The future is important, the past serves as an example and experience. Rather than dwelling on what has hasn’t happened, I am focusing on what did, will and is planned.”

I’m not letting my skills disappear forever.

“The biggest advantage of documenting your procedures is for performance-appraisal days. Your supervisor/employer may not be fully aware of the specific and menial duties within your job.”

I will give more of myself to others without profit nor return.

“No society survives without skilled people. By freely contributing, we teach our offspring important values for their own future.”

I’m dressed for success.

Book - Flying Solo - How To Go it Alone in Business

“If you change your dress-code for each client, work environment or situation, you’re creating multiple personality’s. One of you is enough.”

I find I write my best work when I’ve nothing to interrupt me, my mind is open and I type exactly what I am thinking. What makes you write?


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