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Skill
You've heard senior management talk about "strategic initiatives," and perhaps you've even seen your peers recruited to work on such projects…so why not you?
Getting placed on task forces, or assigned to special projects is one of the best ways to grow your skillset.
Even if you're slaving 'til 8 pm each night (which, btw, is a time management issue that can be fixed), find the time to work on strategic initiatives because it'll enhance your perspective on your business you won't otherwise get.
Do
Tell your manager you want to volunteer to work on a side project. You may have to wait for something good to come around, but that's okay…be patient.
Ideally, you want to work on something that interests and challenges you, so talk it through with your manager. This brings up the important question: What interests you about your business that you'd enjoy?
Even if you are stuffed to the gills with work and can't imagine doing more work right now, get in the queue.
Oomph
Since you're now in a strategic mood, consider expanding your skills by playing board games with your friends.
It'll scratch a few itches as you'll be engaging with human beings (always a good thing) and you'll be challenged in fun and creative ways to help your strategic selling.
Watch this video highlighting "The Top 10 Best Board Games of the Century" to help you shop for the right game you and your chums will enjoy. There are some wild games here that look amazingly fun.
Since you're now in a strategic mood, consider expanding your skills by playing board games with your friends.
It'll scratch a few itches as you'll be engaging with human beings (always a good thing) and you'll be challenged in fun and creative ways to help your strategic selling.
Watch this video highlighting "The Top 10 Best Board Games of the Century" to help you shop for the right game you and your chums will enjoy. There are some wild games here that look amazingly fun.
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