Begin the PMI Great Lakes 2006
Spring Symposium by starting on the journey to
enhance your personal brilliance. When you're faced
with a situation in which you have to come up with,
and implement a great idea, and you can...that's
Personal Brilliance. To most, innovation is a process
executed at “special” times when we need to break
new ground. Ironically, at those times, we're usually
too rusty to be innovative. Why should we save
our best efforts for rare occasions? Brilliant people never get out of practice – innovation
is a habit. It's easy to find these people. In
all walks of life they're the most satisfied, ingenious
(regardless of natural intelligence), and high
achieving. There are four catalysts to Personal
Brilliance that work together: Awareness, Curiosity,
Focus, and Initiative. By developing these natural traits, you will cultivate
the habit of innovation in your life, both at work
and at home. This will empower you to succeed – by
your standards and on your terms – in your occupation
and education, as a parent, in personal relationships,
and while pursuing interests. And, of course, you're
expected to be brilliant as you lead your projects. The Personal Brilliance presentation lays out
a dynamic and effective plan to:
- Harness the power of awareness, curiosity,
focus, and initiative,
- Break through the barriers that stop us from
achieving our greatest potential,
- Make personal innovation part of our everyday
lives, and
- Stretch beyond our comfort zones to embrace
positive change.
In preparation for this content-rich general session,
take a few minutes to find out how brilliant you
already are by taking the online Personal Brilliance
Quotient at www.MyPersonalBrilliance.com. |
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Bestselling author Jim Canterucci
is an accomplished executive advisor and thought
leader who shows individuals and organizations
how to maximize personal and professional success.
He is the founder of Transition Management Advisors,
whose clients include Fortune 500 companies and
individuals seeking to enhance their Personal Brilliance.
In addition to Personal Brilliance , Jim
is also the author of Change Project Management – The
Next Step , and The Skill Sets of a Change
Leader.
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