8 Principles for achieving MAXIMUM SUCCESS

Stay A.L.E.R.T. & Keep it H.O.T.!

Hire Dave Wess Sr. to energize, motivate and inspire your audience through his amazing story about his succes journey. Dave is a quality business and ministry operations strategist, leadership consulting expert, motivational speaker and executive coach. CONTACT Dave Wess Sr. TODAY! davewesssr@gmail.com  513-703-9592 http://www.davewesssr.com/  

From entry level operator clerk to executive of operations! From managing 12 people in one city to overseeing a worldwide operation in 4 regions and 5 countries! Dave's undergraduate degree concentration is in organizational leadership and his master's degree is in education; majoring in executive human resources and development from Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH. Dave has 24 years experience in effective leadership and tells an inspiring and motivating story on how God blessed his life as he soared the corporate ladder and excelled in executive level management in e fast paced fortune 34 arenas.

Take a moment to check out my exciting concept! I'm looking for motivational speaking opportunities to share my story audiences such has college and universities, both undergraduate and post graduate settings, to include commencement addresses, high school and career day venues, church leadership conferences, special events, family reunions, business retreats and conventions.

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Concept: To respond to the question, "Hey Dave Wess Sr. how were you able to accomplish your advancements the way you did?" I packaged my education and years of experience in successfully leading operations and created 8 Principles for Achieving Maximum Success called “Stay A.L.E.R.T. & Keep it H.O.T.!" These principles will help you realize, “YOUR SUCCESS IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK,” and will be the guide to help you “discover your path, develop your passion and deliver your plan to the world”.

My concept will teach you how to Stay A.L.E.R.T. & Keep it H.O.T.! Currenting finishing a book about this wonderful adventure which even includes how I got started on my journey, tips and tools that you can immediately apply to help you maximize your success and quotes from professionals that identify with how effective these concepts are and have endorsed these applications.

I shared examples of these concepts on my talk show “The Dave Wess Radio Show” to provide you a flavor of how these concepts will work for you. Check out the following link that takes you to my online radio show http://www.blogtalkradio.com/davewessradioshow/2010/09/10/stay-alert-keep-it-hot and hear my discussion aired on principle # 2 Listen for links to leverage.

Dave Wess' 8 Principles for achieving MAXIMUM SUCCESS: Stay A.L.E.R.T. & Keep it H.O.T.!

1. Ask questions and be aware of your surroundings.

2. Listen for links to leverage.

3. Engage in your future environment and new net work.

4. Review your radar and rehearse your research.

5. Test your ties for tightness.

6. Be a Handshake of heroic humility.

7. Be an Offering of optimistic originality.

8. Be Trusted to transform treasures into triumph.

Remember this.

These 8 Principles for achieving MAXIMUM SUCCESS will help you

then you too will know how to

Stop! Time for a maintenance check!

So, I find myself sitting at Performance Toyota where I have dropped my son's car off because it needed to have its brakes checked. When my son first shared this problem with me he told me that when he would try to brake, the car would stop, but the pedal would go all the way to the floor.

When I took a look at it, I gave it a quick look over and discovered quickly that his brake fluid was low. Now I get to look like a hero because I happened to have some brake fluid in my garage. So off I dashed and returned with brake fluid in hand to replenish what had obviously leaked out. We checked the brakes after the reservoir was full and found to pressure to be just fine and brakes working to our satisfaction. While I went through the routine of checking the fluids and replenishing the needed amounts, I made sure my son was watching me, and that he understood how to perform this task to the extent the need would ever arise again.

Sure enough; about three weeks later my son shared again that the brakes were not feeling right again. I asked if it was the same as before and he indicated that the pressure was still there but the pedal went about half way to the floor this time. Without giving it any thought, I asked if he remembered the training I gave him on how to check the fluids and replenish if need be. With confidence he said he did remember and could do the job. And he did.

Three weeks later I am at my son's football game and all was going well. In fact their team won 52 to 21. Unfortunately, during the game my son experienced a leg injury that took him out of the game just before the first half ended and left him missing the rest of the game. Because of that injury, I had to drive his car home. It was then that I discovered that the brake pedal was once again going all the way to the floor. The car did stop okay, but when you have to go to the floor to stop, is not at all a safe condition.

So I thought to myself. Why didn't I take a closer look at this sooner? Why didn't I more seriously evaluate this situation? Why didn't I consider taking my son's car to a shop to let someone with more experience assess the car? The warnings and signs were right in front of me so why didn't I simply stop and take time for a maintenance check.

The night of the football game was a night of many victories for me. Yes the team I pulled for won in a great fashion. And in spite of my son’s misfortune with an injury that had him sidelined for a portion of the game; I received a blessing from that injury. It was that injury that prompted me to have to drive my son’s car home. Had it not been for that injury, I’m not sure when I would have taken a closer look at the car or what might have happened because of my lack of focus.

So as I sit in the shop waiting on the word about my son’s car, the thought came to mind which inspired me to share with you. What are the areas in your life that may require you to take a closer look right now, instead of waiting until later or too late? What behaviors, ways practices or situations do you find yourself in the midst of that may need to be evaluated more seriously? What are the issues or matters in your life that you are trying to work out on your own that may need to be shared with an accountability partner, a pastor or someone that has experience assessing such situations? Why don’t you consider taking a moment? Maybe you should STOP and take time for a maintenance check.

Are you connected to the source?

Isn't it so cool to be connected to the source and connected to Jesus? Now there are days when I just want to sleep in or lay around a watch TV. But I’m rejoicing in the LORD because I am so tired I can’t see straight; i’m yawning every 42 seconds; but I still can’t wait to head to church to get my

praise on!

When I'm connected I drawn in and becomes natural to want to be in the place where folks meet to celebrate how awesome GOD IS! So even though I feel lazy sometimes; even though I may not want to go all the time; even though I may trip and fall while on my journey sometimes; I get back up get with the desire to I press on toward the mark of the prize of the high calling Jesus Christ! Philippians 3:314

I’m going to Dayspring church! www.Dayspringweb.org Where yaw going today?

Sport the Gray or paint them away!

That is the question for the day!

The gray hair appeal is sometimes referenced as the distinguished look. In fact, it has even been stated that sporting the gray is the look of the ages. I am very comfortable with that fact that with age my gray hair growth has been more than plentiful.

With that said; sometimes I want to change it up and get rid of the gray hair. On special occasions I pull out the hair color and get to painting all my gray hair away. All gone! That’s right! I look in the mirror and enjoy the look.

I will be enjoying and witnessing a most special occasion soon. My oldest daughter is getting married. Hmmm…let’s see. Do I sport the gray or paint them away? You tell me. What would you do?