Converting Opportunities to Achievements with William Shakespeare and Winston Churchill

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Once a person finds something they enjoy doing, they usually do more of it. This was the case for Pavarotti, who, at an early age discovered a love for singing. He embraced the profession with much passion and devoted himself to becoming a professional singer. His obsession to achieve his ambitions and his dedication were the major contributors to his great success. In this audio snippet, you can hear how those early days formed him. www.amazingpeopleclub.com

Elizabeth Arden found ways to use her talents to become a major brand. She laid down goals and objectives, then strove to achieve them. Along the way, she learned from her experiences and improved results by following up and implementing successful business strategies. In this audio snippet, you can hear how she came to achieve such things. www.amazingpeopleclub.com

Benjamin Franklin was one of the founding fathers of the United States. We can learn much from how he organized his time. In this audio snippet you can hear how he achieved so much in many areas by building upon the past, focussing on the present and looking to the future. www.amazingpeopleclub.com

In this audio snippet, we can hear now he achieved great success in business by being able to communicate effectively. Paul Julius Reuter recognized the importance of bringing news to people and making sure they were informed. Thereby, people were equipped with information to make presentations and negotiate. Through persuading others you develop your organization. www.amazingpeopleclub.com

We need to look at our own intuitions and decided what we should do about them. Winston Churchill did so when he predicted that the Germans would attack. So how do we treat intuition as part of the problem solving process. In this audio article, Dr. Charles Margerison talks about what some people call the 'sixth sense' and how to apply it to our own work and lives.

It is almost impossible to satisfy everyone. However, a good leader will learn how to involve people and understand their needs when it comes to problem solving. Helena Rubinstein decided on a life that was to her own satisfaction and would not be steered into an early planned marriage. She also achieved great things in business as she developed products to help women feel more satisfied in themselves. In this audio article, Dr. Charles Margerison talks about what needs to be done and the process involved.

In this audio article, you can hear how Sir Henry Wellcome came to make sound decisions, not only in business, but also from a humanitarian perspective. By saying 'yes' to activities that would help others, he made major contributions and there is much that we can learn to take into our own lives and careers.

Clean hands and sterilized surgical equipment, are things which we take for granted today. Gerhard Domagk was determined to make his theories about disinfection known, despite much criticism. Although his research proved to him, he need to be sure before he could announce his discoveries. Once he confirmed what he knew to be a fact, it need no longer remain unknown to the medical community. In this audio article you can hear Dr Margerison talk about Dr Domagk's contributions and discoveries.

How do you gain more acceptance of your plans and ideas, and less rejection? In communicating and problem solving in the workplace, it is essential to have certain skills in order to gain more acceptance. Galileo Galilei is a great exemplar of an amazing innovator, whose discoveries and research were rejected by those his peers. In this audio article Dr Charles Margerison tells us how many great minds experienced rejection, during their lives.