personal leadership skills - page 8
Keywords: personal leadership skills motivation patience
By Gio on 05/03/2008
Level: BTEC National Diploma
Page Number: 8 of 10 pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
or being the verbal aspect that expresses momentary action or action considered as having no temporal duration.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Punctuality%20
Punctuality is unquestionably a quality that I need to improve, I am that kind of person who loves there bed too much in the mornings to drag myself out of it and always running late my time estimation is no where close to reality. It is extremely important that I turn this around; I need to turn this weakness into one of my best qualities especially if I expect to get into any public service because whatever role you have in the public services you need to be reliable.
Benefits of being Punctual
You care. Showing up and on time is one of the best ways to show someone that you care about them.
You respect others. Arriving on time shows that you respect others. Respect is the foundation for creating great long-term relationships.
You are professional. Being on time is a fundamental tool for anyone who wants to be perceived as being the very best.
You are confident. When you show up on time, it’s a sign that you are confident to take on whatever might lay before you. Tardiness can imply that you aren’t confident, or that you are hesitating to deal with a person or situation.
You are open to others. Punctuality says, “I’m ready” -- to be involved with whatever is set before you. People who aren’t ready often show up late or not at all.
You have an edge. Being punctual gives you an edge in business. The early bird truly does get the worm. Timing is everything. Being punctual is great; being early is even better!
You’re in control. People choose to do business with those they like, know, and trust. They like doing business with people who are in control. If you always arrive early or on time, you give the impression that you are in control and manage things well.
You have a standard for excellence. Punctuality is but one standard of excellence. It implies that you are in control of your life and shows that you respect yourself and others.
You keep things in flow. Other people are affected by what you do and don’t do. If you don’t show up or deliver as promised, you adversely affect others. By showing up on time, you allow other people to get things done on time
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