The Success Code: How to Stand Out and Get Noticed
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From personal influencing skills and positive psychology to handling relationships and communication, you're about to discover the simple truth about success.
This is an audiobook about getting noticed but not a conventional audiobook. It doesn't tell you to sell yourself, get out there, impress with power dressing or have an elevator speech. Getting noticed doesn't have to mean overselling. Over the course of this audiobook, you will discover exciting research, positive psychology and advice from a range of experts that will help you make an authentic impact.
By stepping just to the edge of your comfort zone, you will learn to project yourself onto the world of work. From personal influencing skills to presentations, this audiobook decodes success for people who hate the idea of selling themselves. You'll rethink networking, learn how to talk about yourself in ways that others find easy to hear—and also directly influence what people say about you. You'll discover how you can project yourself in writing without looking as if you're pushing too hard and learn to engage people in a way that sparks curiosity and leads to interesting offers.
Written for both introverts and extroverts, The Success Code shows you how to find an authentic voice even if your style is naturally self-effacing. You'll learn to get your name 'front of mind' by making sure the right messages about you come across even when you're not in the room. This is your game plan for getting noticed.
Are you ready?
John Lees
John Lees is Associate Priest in Holyford Mission Community in East Devon and Bishop’s Officer for Self-Supporting Ministry for the Diocese of Exeter. He has served for 12 years as an SSM, working as a parish priest but also as Assistant DDO for Chester, where he was co-leader of the Headway leadership programme. He was previously a Pastoral Tutor on the Northern Ordination Course. John’s day job is working as a career coach. He writes, speaks and broadcasts extensively about work and careers. He is the author of 12 books on work and careers, including Secrets of Resilient People and the best-selling How to Get a Job You Love.
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