Monthly Archive for August, 2010

Engineer Wins Another Award, No Make That THREE Awards!

I recently blogged about one of our clients, Ray Keefe of Successful Endeavours being a finalist for a business award. As it turns out, Successful Endeavours won three – Two business awards and was a finalist for a third! The reason I mention this is because if you’re a professional or senior executive who wants […]

Think before you speak…

This Professional Mastery Blog covers all the elements you need to run up the corporate or business ladder of success two rungs at a time. Sometimes avoiding a stumble is as valuable as learning what your Next Best Step™ is… We have a brand new event called Become The Next Corporate Rockstar that teaches public […]

Attention Engineers!

At recent recent Slide Rule Thinking In The Internet Age events, I focused on how to develop an Exponential Mindset to create better outcomes for yourself as an engineer whether or not you’re a designer, project manager or executive. It was informative because it introduced participants to a whole new way of thinking, commonly called […]

A Building Versus A Monument

At a recent edition of Career Calculus And Personality Equations For Career Advancement (for engineers), Jacob Latter of John Holland mentioned a really cool building that was built at his alma mater, Newcastle University. The reason this is important and relevant to this blog is that Professional Mastery is all about doing out-of-the-ordinary things that […]

Australian engineer in the running for another award!

Ray Keefe of Successful Endeavours is up for yet another business award! Competition is they but we are already on the short list.  Here are the statistics:  15,000 businesses are invited to apply, only 83 do.  So they aren’t competing with 15,000 other businesses, just 83.  Of course those 83 are of a better mindset […]

Australian Engineering Week 2010

Today is the start of Australian Engineering Week 2010. As an engineer, Engineering Week brings back a lot of memories, most of them fuzzy for some reason… Anyway, I thought I would remind you of it since Engineering Education Australia is a graduate of our Business Mastery Platinum Program. I especially like “Make it so” […]