Education of Business Women

by Cindy Elsberry
May 7, 2014 Inspiration,Personal Development

logo_education Change. Some people embrace it, some fear it, but as long as we are alive we can’t stop it from happening. Changes can be made to grow not just our businesses, but ourselves as well.

These ideas were gleaned from attendees at the XC in Kennesaw, led by Diane Perez; at the XC in Marietta/East Cobb, led by Dr. Cheryl Langley; at the XC in Powder Springs led by Susan Guthrie and Ghislaine Smith; and the XC in Acworth, led by Geneva Wirtz.

For the month of April, our topic was ‘We are at the beginning of the second quarter of 2014. Please share a change that you have successfully implemented that has made a difference in your personal and/or professional life.’ Some great responses from Professional Business Women that attended XC Events:

Mentor
Lunch with husband on Fridays
Joined networking groups
Get organized
Set weekly goals
Make vision boards, put several copies around
Spend time enjoying yourself
More ‘me’ time
Lead call to get over being shy
De-clutter office
Started accountability group
Flag, delete and file emails
Moved office to larger location
Emptied file cabinet
Stopped procrastinating
Meet friends for lunch
Joined a gym to help with stress
Deleted and consolidated email addresses
Streamlined events to attend
Release projects to others without worrying about them being perfect
Evaluate friendships – let go of those who don’t serve you – negative people
Keep up with finances on a daily basis
Create financial spreadsheet for accountant
Starting networking at Xperience Connections
Do more vendor events
Got rid of negative people
Stepped out of the box and tried new things
Put family a priority
Get more organized and ask for help

What changes are you making or already made that have made a difference in your life? How has the change affected you or your business? Please share your ideas in the comments.

Xperience Connections believes in supporting the education of business women.

Cindy Elsberry Cell: 404-354-3858 CindyElsberry@gmail.com