Tom Hank’s 3 Steps to Success | with Melanie Johnson

February 3, 2020

Melanie Johnson teaches Tom Hank’s three steps to achieve success. Hear the story that inspired these steps to success and how you can implement these into any aspect of your life.

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What You’ll Learn in this Episode:

Three Steps to Success:

  • Show up on time
  • Know your text
  • Have a head full of ideas

Quotes:

“By showing up early, you’re building a reputation that your professional. If you have a habit of being late, it’s time to change that right now.” (3:19)
“You want to have that head full of ideas. You want to have opinions. You want to think outside the box.” (5:34)
“This formula is simple: Show up on time, know your text, which means know what’s going on, know the background of people, and have an opinion and ideas how you can contribute. ” (6:00)

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