This
is the third book in The Technology of Success Series. See the end of
this post for links to my review of the first two in the series.
“Urging
our children on is good, but Modeling them forward when obstacles
occur is the greatest gift we can give them.” To help us do that,
Collins gives us the ten skills parents need to encourage their
children to grow into successful adults. She reminds us that parents
are leaders. Children pay attention to our actions much more than our
words. That is why it is so important for parents to model success.
Here
are the skills:
Defining
success, recognizing it, and feeling satisfied every day
Shifting
success gears (following, competing, creating)
Hologramming
(making dreams and plans more powerful)
Successful
communication
Choosing
and using the right experts
Changing
old patterns, feelings, etc
Holding
on to our outcome
Shielding
our dreams
Switching
back to positive
Maintaining
health and balance
She
ends with the ten responsibilities of a leader, reflections of the
ten skills.
Collins
shares more of her own story in this book than the other two. Because
of that, I found this book to be more personable than the previous
ones in the series. There is a little repetition in the series but
there is enough new material in this book that it is certainly worth
reading, even if the others have been read. There are lots of
interesting stories included too that illustrate her principles.
I
really liked Collins' suggestion to recognize the success of each
day. What an encouragement. I also liked her insights into Brain
Language. And her explanation of why kids do exactly what you've told
them not to was enlightening. This is a good book for people who want
to model success to their children.
Just
a note to my regular blog readers. This is not a book written from a
Christian perspective.
You
can find out more at www.technologyofsuccess.com.
Susan
Ford Collins is the creator of The Technology of Success. She has
facilitated over 3,000 training programs for businesses such as
American Express, IBM, Ryder, and many more. She is an
internationally known speaker, artist, potter, gardener and
photographer.
The
Technology of Success, 222 pages.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book through The Book
Club Network for the purpose of an independent and honest review.
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