If anyone knows how to turn a personal financial crisis into
a winning situation it is Dani Johnson. In her early twenties, Dani used her
dedication to transform her financial status from bleak to amazing. Economic
conditions are much different today and many people use this as an excuse for
their debt and unemployment. However, there are also people who are flourishing
in this economy. This leads to the conclusion that the person, not the economy,
is to blame.
How we deal with our circumstances, not the circumstances
themselves, determine our success. Just ask Dani, as she managed to go from
being broke and homeless to pulling in a six figure income in just one year. People who succeed in the current economy
are doing things differently than the majority of the public just as Dani did
so many years ago. Why wait for the economy to change when there are ways to
become more valuable and successful during the current conditions?
Dani notes that a very small portion of the population,
approximately two percent, takes the bull by the horns. The majority of people
sit back and wait for change to occur. As we have recently witnessed, change
can be slow in arriving and there may be subsequent setbacks that extend the
wait. Time is precious and to make the most of it, we must learn skills that
increase our value and distinguish us from people who are waiting for change to
arrive.
The economy and job market are characterized by a continuous
state of change. However, one thing holds true no matter what state these are
in: value commands a premium. By increasing our value, we increase our worth
and raises, promotions, and career growth follow. Dani has helped thousands of
people to elevate their value. Her technique? Helping people to increase their
skills. Success is not determined by background, family, personality, or looks.
Skill is what makes one person more valuable than another is.
According to Dani, professional, interpersonal, and leadership
skills increase value, indirectly increasing income. We must master the skills
required by our professions, be willing to learn new skills, and be open to
specializing. These characteristics separate the amateurs from the
professionals. Enhancing our people skills results in income security and
success. Individuals who lack people skills are typically the first workers to
be downsized.
People who increase their leadership skills become
influencers that are valued by the marketplace. These individuals are
constantly bettering themselves and they focus on creating results. Someone
with an advanced level of leadership skills will not accept excuses. He or she
assumes responsibility for creating personal success and helps others become
leaders.
Individuals who are in debt, unemployed, or otherwise not
meeting their potential perpetuate their situations by doing what they have
always done. Those who stop blaming their circumstances on the economy and
instead increase their professional, interpersonal, and leadership skills succeed
by making themselves more valuable. Dani has helped many people develop their
skills so consider using her methods.
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