100th Post- 5 Key lessons to take home- Reorganize yourself

The Thought

This happens to be my 100th post. An important day, as from last 100 days, I have ensured to do one thing except breathing consistently is blog my ideas. Thanks to so many people, specially Google, for providing a platform which is so unique and dynamic. There are 10 things I wish to highlight for you to reorganize your life.

1. The Brand Promise: The first post of my blog, Brands make a promise, and you are a Brand too. Way back I wrote on " The brand you", lets extract from these two post.
You and your appearance makes a promise, define it today. Pen down ten things you want to be known for.
Honest, professional, problem solver, creative, ideator, slow, what is that which you want to be known for.
Once you define it, you know what to avoid.

2. Search your customer and Woo him: Stop hunting, be a farmer.
 The idea you must move ahead with is, dont be a hunter, the age is long gone. The target is moving, and so are you, its hard to hit, and the waste is pretty high. Instead start focusing on the art of Farming. Pull your customer rather than push them. And did you note, the same applies to your relationships. Are you still pushing and hunting ( Guys! Note).


3. Experience is a great teacher, and Learnings are everywhere, just open your eyes and be aware.
Management lessons from Mom in kitchen. 

4. The world is changing, faster than you think,Being Updated is the need of the hour.
The changing world brings lots of fear, but also breeds lots of opportunities beneath it. Be ready to dig a bit deeper and your pot of gold is waiting for you.

5. Small Conversations, all that you missed is what counts.
At the end you will think about all the things you could have done, rather than things you have done.
Remember, its the small acts of kindness which matters more.

A bonus Take away: Consistency is really the Key, and guess what's the secret,

When you find this answer, they won't change the lock ( answer to the famous quote: "Whenever I find the key, they change the lock").
Consistent people remain persistent.

Cheers.