Your appearance and overall presentation is what drives people’s first impression of you. But it’s your performance that creates the lasting impression. This is important because the lasting impression that you leave could be your conduit to new opportunities.
Last Thursday I concluded my service with my biggest client that I’ve been working with for the past two years.
side note: I’m not self-employed, but I manage my career in the corporate space as an entrepreneurs manages their business. My employer is my client. Sounds a little strange/different – but this is my approach. [More on this in the future]
This past Monday I started a new assignment with a new client (new employer). In short, my new job is at a company that manages the process of migrating companies from Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes to the Google Cloud / Google Apps for Business…
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“Focused. I’m a hustler. And my hustle is trying to figure out the best ways to do what I like without having to do much else.” – Mos Def
Do you bring your hustle?
Can you walk into a crowd and immediately stand out because you play your own game, and you play it well? Are you the person that shines out from the crowd, because whilst they’re ‘bustling’, you’re ‘hustling’?
Everyone knows the ‘crowd mentality’ – do things the same way, blame each other, shy away from standing out for fear of being scorned. It’s easy to spot a crowd when you’re standing outside that crowd. But when you’re inside the crowd, it’s a lot harder to stand out, it’s a lot harder to be different and still keep shining…
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