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My Dad, My SuperHero-By Susan Alexander

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First Prize Story (in Inspirational Storytelling Contest) "The Stuff that Superheroes are Made of" Susan Alexander,  Founder, Write Concept, Bangalore Without a doubt, my real-life Superhero would be my dad who passed away some months ago. I always remember the heartfelt advice he would give us as children, “Aim for the stars so that you will at least fall on the rooftop” and; “Everyone is created equal. Never discriminate based on a person’s appearance, clothing, or income.” The good thing is that dad’s actions were louder than words. He always wanted to ensure that his children had a good chance to excel in different ways. Though education was important to him, he would always say, “Education alone is not enough; you have to excel in some sport too.” When swimming became a passion for me, he would wake up at 4 a.m. in the morning so that he could teach me mathematics for half an hour before my swimming lessons began at 5 a.m. Another incident I remember i

“The Stuff that SuperHeroes are Made Of”-Winners

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Announcement of Winners Thanks for the overwhelming response to our contest with 100 plus entries from different parts of India. Our team of 3 judges (  Prakash Hindustani ,  DrNupur Gupta  and I) have decided the following 3 winners of the contest viz:- First Prize Susan Alexander,  Founder, The Write Concept, Bangalore Second Prize Anuj Kapoor,  Sr Instructional Designer, IBM, Gurgaon  Third Prize J Alchem,  Writer & Reviewer of Books,  Delhi The entries of all the three winners will be published shortly on the Blog. For other details, refer to the following link " The Stuff that Super Heroes are Made of " I thank all the participants on behalf of AL Services for the enthusiastic response. Dr Amit Nagpal 31st October, 2014 The AL Services Story www.dramitnagpal.com www.alservices.in

The AL Services Story-From Branding the Journey to Bonding the Destination

The AL Services Story The AL Services Story-From Branding the Journey to Bonding the Destination from DrAmit Nagpal

Leadership and Perseverance-Guest Blog by Susan Ershler

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George Bernard Shaw wrote, “He who can, does.  He who cannot, teaches.”  But when it comes to sales, nothing could be further from the truth. Due to their ability to close business, top performers are often promoted to positions of authority.  Many of our most successful companies are headed by CEOs who began their careers in sales and then rose through the ranks. Sales executives take on a new challenge when they step into management.  They must now help their team members develop the knowledge and skills they acquired on their climb to the summit of sales success.  They must become a guide, inspiring the next generation of top performers: ·          Mentor and Teach:  As a sales rep, your primary goal was to meet your individual sales quota.  Now you’re responsible for an entire sales team that’s charged with producing a significant portion of your company’s revenue.  Effective leaders draw on their experience to motivate and guide others. ·          Set High