If you have ever received an email or ezine from me, you will notice that I sign off by saying “Be Brilliant”. I receive a lot of interesting comments about that. When I took that as my signature, it was because it meant several different things to me as a solopreneur.
Here’s the dictionary definition:
1. 1 (of light or color) very bright and radiant.
2 exceptionally clever or talented: a brilliant young mathematician | a brilliant idea.
• outstanding; impressive: his brilliant career at Harvard.
• Brit. informal very good, excellent, or marvelous: we had a brilliant time | [ as exclamation ] :
The message I am sending is to remind people to get out there and shine. Be radiant. Be the best you can be. This is your time. This is your life. Don’t waste it!
Here are a few Success Tips to help you become “Brilliant”:
1) Save the emails that you get from clients and friends that are especially nice. Create a special folder in your inbox to store them. Make a point of reading them at least once a week so you stay focused on your gift.
2) Create your own signature line that states how you feel and the message you want to get across to others. It should be something personal that you have created and designed to reflect exactly who you are. Don’t use my signature line, as we’re all different. The more original you are, the better!
3) Take action. Find that resource that you need that will help move you forward to become more “Brilliant”. It’s time to stop playing small and get your gift out into the world in a much bigger way! Perhaps, that is something I can help you with. Fill out this brief questionnaire and apply for a complimentary Discovery Session where we focus on what it takes to make You More Brilliant! Here’s the link to get into action: http://4077538.polldaddy.com/s/success-coaching-with-kate-1
Please take a minute and post how you get your brilliance out into the world.
Kate, I love you comment about saving nice comments from others. I have been putting these things into a file and it helps me to remember in down times that what I have done for others makes a difference.
One of the tips I give leaders who are building teams of employees is to be sure to encourage the tribe to leave nice notes for one another — especially if someone has gone out of the way to support you.
Be brilliant ((=
Dianne
Hi Kate, I also put these nice comments into folder. And, the biggest thing stopping most of us from achieving our brilliance is, as you say, taking action.
Have a brilliant day!
Hello, Kate~
As a writer supporting the voice of evolutionary entrepreneurs, I adore the word “brilliant.” I don’t use it enough to describe how amazing they are and the ideas they birth. Now, I will! Thanks for the reminder.
I put my brilliance into the world by remaining connected to my personal vision and commitment to supporting the vision of other business owners. By doing so, I remain grounded and shine even brighter because I am laser-focused.
Be Brilliant is such a refreshing message. You’ve given me some food for thought. I suppose I could just use the name of my premier book writing program: Bring Your Book to Life. What do you think? Maybe it’s too specific. I’ll keep thinking. Thanks for the inspiration to think about this. And, I can’t resist adding a brilliancy tip–I’d say, share your gifts in the biggest way you can–whether it’s through public speaking, writing a book, getting media coverage–let your light shine!
Shining all our radiant light is what we are ultimately here to do Kate! Each one of us has a unique brilliance that is as distinct as our fingerprint – so excited to see you supporting people to uncover that – it’s like digging for diamonds right?
Three awesome tips for being your brilliant self. I’m thinking affirmations will be the icing on the cake: I am brilliant. I give myself permission to be brilliant. I allow myself to be brilliant. I am at one with being brilliant. My brilliance is unstoppable. With these affirmations and your tips, my brilliance is gonna shine.