How do you define success and achievement?

As women in business, we strive for success and achievement in our lives. At the end of the day, we all have a definition of what success means in our business. My idea of what my greatest achievement may be as a PR and Branding Strategist, is likely to be very different than what you classify as an achievement in your line of work.

I recently heard a radio ad which illustrated this point. The ad played out with children’s voices defining what achievement meant. The one response that echoes in my mind was the child who best described their sense of accomplishment as “when you can say the ABC’s without singing them.”

This resonated with me because I believe that we often lose sight of the small accomplishments we achieve which propel us forward in our business.

Take stock in what you accomplish and celebrate all your successes – large and small – this month!

Looking for new tools to fuel your future success? We have several resources to offer this month, including a special session that will have you standing out as you speak up about your business.
John Rasiej’s workshop, “Power Up Your Presentations” will take place from 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 4, following the Women’s Business Forum’s free monthly meeting (8-9:00am) , at the James Lorah House, 132 N. Main Street, Doylestown, PA 18901. The cost is $25 ($20 for Supporting or Margaret Mead members). Register up until the day of the event at http://wbfpowerup.eventbrite.com.

Wishing you Continued Success,
Pam Carroll
WBF President