My “Winning Leadership” seminar has always brought thought-provoking questions from the people I have met from various backgrounds.

People – entrepreneurs, executives, change-makers, professionals and individuals – are seeking advice and feedback on how to improve their relationships, become a leader of their lives and businesses, make more money, etc.

There’s no single answer on how to get all of the things at once, but usually what resolves people’s needs are effective communication skills.

So, what is the best way to use words most effectively?

Words can be used to make people laugh or make people cry.

One can use words to attract some people and repel others.

Everything you say and how you say it, the language used to say it, can make all the difference in the world.

In relationships, this means the difference of a lasting relationship and a breakup that has no chance for the couple to get back together. 

In business, it may mean lots of purchases from interested buyers versus rejection upon rejection, no teamwork, huge struggles with sales. 

But how do you create interest and attraction? 

It is not what most people think, it is not talking endlessly about your products’ benefits. 

It is also not about trying to change your spouse’s or child’s behavior by trying to convince them how incorrect those behavior were.

Each great movement in history had been built from some type of persuasion and influence. 

If one wants to attract more opportunities, more money, and high-quality clients, deeper lasting relationships, one must make your connections with people different than what people would expect.

You must make yourself more desirable because you can’t draw people in by being boring.

Hellen Chen

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PS. I designed the Winning Leadership Seminar to give individuals their own unique style of communicating about their services/products, and how they could build their own relationships. 

Having personally trained CEOs, managers, executives for close to 30 years, I see most people want to make easier sales, and build more collaborative relationships, see relationships last. 

This Leadership seminar gives individuals the tools to do so: 

https://consultanthellenchen.com/winning-leadership-seminar

If this topic of leadership is of interest to you, are you opposed to having a discussion with our team to see if this workshop may fit your needs?