#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday- THAT’S YOUR AUDITION: Give It Your Best

#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday
THAT’S YOUR AUDITION: Give It Your Best

Another Monday is before us and #BGIM welcomes most workers to another working week where we will see God bless us all through the very works of our hands. (Deuteronomy 28:12).

#BGIM- That’s Your Audition: Give It Your Best

Auditions are times that people need to be at their best performance levels because most often than not the slot is limited. If you don’t give the best performance/ output as possible, someone else will be chosen. Will you risk that chance or opportunity by lower performance levels? Hell No!!!

But what if I tell you that everyday is an Audition Day for you at work. Every client or customer you meet is auditioning you in one way or the other. Every task you are given at work is an audition unknowingly to you.

Eeeerrrhhhh? Is that true? Yes, it is true. Everyday is an audition and the auditions are in stages but you never know when the final stage comes where the winner or best participant would be selected.

So just like contestants of American Idol who know that any below par performance can send them, so also will you too, any below par performance at work on any assignment will make you miss the mark required to earn that position, award or special renumeration.

So #BGIM says that this week and beyond, work with the knowledge that THIS IS YOUR AUDITION, so you will give off your best always.

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#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday- Be PROACTIVE

#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday
BE PROACTIVE

Another Monday presents itself before us and the sons of men are surely returning to work in most places to work hard to earn a living as the Good Lord will surely bless the work of their hands. (Deuteronomy 28:12)

BGIM- Be Proactive

I remember so well the motivational talks my RME teacher gave us in JHS 3. Our teacher, Mr. Salem reading the book “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” always shared tips from it to as we prepared for our BECE (Basic Education Certificate Exams).

The only 3 he could share with us were:
-First things first
-Begin with the end in mind
-Be proactive

Proactive in the sense that you control what should happen or how you should deal with a situation rather than how you would respond to the situation.

Proactive will thus always be 3 steps ahead of reactive: how you will respond or react to the situation.

It involves taking measures far ahead of time to ensure you are not taken unaware by an eventuality. In a raining season where it can rain anytime with or without clouds gathering, organisers of an outdoor event especially the sound men (PROACTIVE ONES) will have the protective covering for all their speakers partly fitted on them before the event starts.

Not that it should rain but that should it rain they are well prepared. They won’t wait to see the clouds gathering before they run to and fro looking for protection for their equipment. And that’s we call Proactiveness over Reactiveness.

Are you proactive or you are reactive?
As a student, do you wait to one week to exams before you take your books serious?
As a worker, will you wait for your boss to start collecting your End-of-Year Department Report before you start working on it?

Proactiveness is the KEY.

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#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday- SEMINARS And REFRESHERS

#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday
SEMINARS And REFRESHERS

Another Monday is here with us again. And the Almighty God is ready to pour out His blessings on us through the work of our hands. (Deuteronomy 28:12)

#BGIM- Seminars and Refreshers

Seminars come on almost any time of the year, either frequently or once in a blue moon. And when seminars come, everyone should partake in. But some don’t especially the know-it-all people.

Attending seminars is good because at there, we learn new, modern and current technology and skills which would make us do our work better with high efficiency and effectiveness. So if you think you know whatever would happen 10 years from now, then please don’t attend any seminar or refresher course in the next 10 years.

Seminars also help us to sharpen our skills, knowledge and abilities. It’s said that a woodcutter who doesn’t sharpen his axe will realise that sharpening the axe before work is more important than the amount of energy he can apply in cutting.

At such places, we learn from each other too. Remember the Good Book says in Proverbs 27:17 that
“Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” (ESV)
We learn from how others solved similar problems we are facing and the keys to their success stories.

At refresher courses and seminars, we learn and relearn some of the things we already know so that we can come out with refreshed minds and renewed energies like a car whose engine oil has been changed.

So make it a priority to attend seminars and refresher courses this year and your business will surely grow in leaps and bounds.

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#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday- Junior Workers, Climb Up

#BGIM Bless God It’s Monday
JUNIOR WORKERS CLIMB UP

Another Monday is before us here again and most workers will be returning to work after a relaxing weekend. #BGIM encourages all to work diligently cos God will surely bless the works of our hands (Deuteronomy 28:12)

#BGIM- Junior Workers, Climb Up!!!

After last week’s #BGIM admonished us all not to disrespect Junior Workers cos they are the future Senior Workers and also can influence any position or proposal of ours in a company, we speak to the Junior Workers this week.

Junior Workers, Climb Up.
Yes, you can’t stay in that position forever. You can’t always be at that level. Nature demands that all things should grow. Hence, you need to grow out of that position.

Growth or climbing up is not natural or constant as some think. We have to make a conscious effort to climb to the top. How can we do this?

¶ Work harder and smarter than the rest.
When a senior position above is vacant, only the most diligent, ethical and committed junior workers will be recommended. Would that be you?

¶ Upgrade yourself.
Some positions above require that you upgrade your qualifications Hence, you might need to get more certification, do some short courses even now in your current position. Will your qualifications match that position you desire when it’s available?

¶ Relate well with all.
Relating well with everyone is a top benchmark for any recommendation. Relate well with customers or clients; relate well with senior workers; relate well with colleague works and relate well with subordinates too.

Do you know of other ways by which we can climb to the top?
Share them so that we all learn.

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