5 Suggestions To Improve Your Writing Skills
Remember the process is not difficult; it is your own mind that creates the complications! Here are 5 suggestions you can put to use immediately to help you 'demystify' the writing process and make your efforts easier and more productive. Take the time to select a subject or topic of interest to you, and your readers of course. If several come to mind than jot them down, provided you remember how to use a pen or pencil in this age of push button technology. Now that you have determined what topic(s) you want to focus your efforts on, what points do you want to make and why? List these points out in an organized and easy to follow fashion for your viewers and by doing so you will also be giving the writing process some structure. This will make your efforts flow more easily! Knowing the 'why' behind what you are composing is useful for writing your introduction and a great way to let readers know what to expect.
When you give yourself the time to plan effectively and be working in the future you will save your self time, have less stress and maximize your business opportunities. Holding team members accountable can be the hardest part of the job but it is absolutely necessary. Many managers allow poor performers to continue because they are uncomfortable confronting people but if you allow poor performance to go unchecked you may soon end up with an entire team of poor performers. The key is to stay on top of individual performance issues and address them immediately. First determine that it really is a performance issue that is the team member's responsibility and not failure to train properly or lack of direction. Once you have determined that the performance issue is the team member's responsibility you need to address it. Always remember to discuss the specific performance issue and never attack the person's character.
He ask me to wait, he fetch his own motorbike come back again and tap gasoline from his motorbike and put it in my motor, enough for few kilometers to buy gasoline. I do not know his name or his house till now but I feel become a good friend of him, and feel secure to know that more people like him around me. He actually make me want to help others when they are in need. Anyway a funny things happened last week, I was with my old land rover cruising around Jakarta, as this landy is a granny old vehicle, I always carry around tools and parts just in case I need them. I was very surprised to hear the answer from the man, he answered my questions in a cold and sharp way , as he want to say "bugger off".He mostly said "No" to most of my questions. I offer to catch the taxi for the baby and mother and offer to call a my garage owner friend to help him. He probably very suspicious about a total stranger who suddenly want to help him. So I think it is understandable that we developed a "stranger phobia" syndrome in the place like this. I think what we got is acute "nice stranger phobia" syndrome. I stop and offer some help to a stranger when they needed?
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