@SusanFordCollin discusses #TechnologyOfSuccess

Late Night Parents with Ted Hicks

Love is in the air! So, America’s premier success coach, Susan Ford Collins, wants to help your audience fall in love with their job again!
She will tell you/them, first, that instead of thinking of all the reasons you're dissatisfied, take a few minutes to Success File the job you're in... To pat yourself on the back for what you've accomplished. Remember all the ideas you suggested, the teams you contributed to, the goals you helped reach. List as many as you can... go for 200!
Second: Think about what you've been able to delete... old habits you let go of, old attitudes that you've long since outgrown, old perspectives on life that you've updated.
Third: How has being in the position you're in now helped clarify the direction you want to go once you've gotten everything you can from what you're doing right now. The key question to ask yourself is... have you?
Susan has also learned the following by shadowing highly successful people for 20 years... something most people don't know: Success has 3 essential parts.
1. Success is completion
2. Success is deletion
3. Success is creation, discovering the journey you've been creating till now and will continue to create for yourself in the future!
Bottom line: When your Success File is low, you feel disappointed and discouraged. But when your Success File is full, you feel Success-Full... and enthusiastic and can re-ignite the love you have for your job.
Collins has been studying HSPs for DECADES, including their habits, and is also the author of The Technology of Success book series which includes, The Joy of Success: 10 Essential Skills for Getting the Success You Want, [October 20, 2015].
Please let me know if there is interest in using her advice above on how to fall back in love with your job or if you would like to receive a final copy of The Joy of Success. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you!
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