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Silent Leadership

I had a phone call with a friend who spoke for twenty three minutes straight, and then said “Thanks, this was a helpful chat”.

Silence can be support, and that is an important leadership trait. But it is hard for quiet employees to prove they are management material.

When working with Marcus’ team two team members had opposing ideas on how to solve an issue. Frankly, Person A had a better solution. Person B pulled me aside and asked how she could make herself heard. I told her to support the better idea. She came back and said we should choose person A’s option. Silent leadership: she put business before her pride. The result: she is now in charge of the department.

I’m a referral for Phil who wants to know who to promote to his leadership board. Ask him what his top leadership skill is

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Stephanie Graham  earns  PowerLinks Certificate

One system I use is Mission Statements
Mission statements are inspirational, and motivational, and that is now why I use them.&nbsp; Research into CEO performance shows that one of the primary criteria of successful CEOs is having a set framework for making decisions about their business.&nbsp;
Mission statements are that framework. By establishing a strong and realistic mission statement I am giving my clients a consistent framework for making decisions about their business:
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<li>Does it further their mission?</li>
<li>How?</li>
<li>Does it detract from other positive initiatives?</li>
<li>How?</li>
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Clichés make a speaker sound like their competition.
“We give good customer service”&nbsp;is a meaningless platitude.
Referrals require specifics that highlight distinction.
Share a single system you have for addressing a single need your customers have. 
Explain the benefit your clients receive because of this particular aspect of your customer service.

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Growing up near the Swiss-Italian border, Rebecca came of age in a household where two languages, two cultures, and two citizenships were simply the norm even though neither of her parents are actually Swiss.&nbsp;
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She arrived in the US at 18 to study at Vassar, in New York and brought with her one burning question:&nbsp;"Are marching bands really real, or just in movies?"&nbsp;She was relieved to discover they're very real — and has since declared the brass section the best part.&nbsp;
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After Vassar, she made her way to London, built a career, and met her husband. But the US had a way of calling her back. She returned to lead US operations for Linex — and eventually found her way to PowerCore.&nbsp;
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What drew her here? The chance to sharpen how she communicate about her consulting work. Within just 12 months, her team was already sending her referrals.&nbsp;
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Rebecca's passion is helping businesses build management systems that actually measure what matters. She's especially drawn to smaller companies, because they tend to choose deep relationships and community over chasing rapid growth. That's the kind of work she believes in.&nbsp;
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Please join me in giving a very warm welcome to Rebecca. 👏&nbsp;

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In my work with promotional products, I meet people where they are to solve problems and drive their business success. It’s all about the 'extra touch' that makes someone feel seen. That is exactly why I was so struck by Rebecca during my very first PowerCore meeting with the Buckhead team. I realized quickly that Rebecca stands at the perfect intersection of strategy and humanness.
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I reached out to her after that meeting to grab coffee, and her response was a masterclass in being present. Before we even talked about a calendar or a location, the very first line of her email was: 'BTW, I loved your dress today.' In a world of professional noise and logistical 'to-do' lists, Rebecca is the person who refuses to let the 'busy' distract her from the human being in front of her. For her, 'seeing people' isn't just a courtesy, it’s the foundation of everything she does.
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When I sat down with her, I saw exactly where that focus comes from. Rebecca is someone who wakes up every single day genuinely excited to do this job, in fact, she told me that being a consultant is her dream job. Whether she’s sharing stories about her niece Liliana in Taiwan or drawing on her nine years of experience, she operates with a global perspective and a deeply personal heart.
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She isn't here to make business more complex. In fact, she says the biggest gift a client can give her is saying, 'You made that really simple.'
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For nearly a decade, she has been the master of the strategic blueprint. She takes entrepreneurs who are 'slaves to their craft' and transforms them into empowered CEOs by simplifying the chaos of their operations. She brings a Swiss-level precision to business, but she does it so that the person behind the business can finally breathe and lead.
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She is the strategist who makes the complex simple and the one who sees the person before the process. Please join me in welcoming... Rebecca Brizi!

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Visualize a child in a picturesque green valley surrounded by Swiss Alps, playing with her friends, picking up chestnuts and sliding down the streams. That’s where our next speaker spent her childhood. The little time she was indoors, she loved playing the board game Trivial Pursuit. She came to the US at the age of 18 to finish her graduation. Her career took her to Christie’s in the UK and then into the Tech world at Linex Systems. She missed US so much, she came back and led the US operations for Linex Systems. Today, she runs her own business, helping companies sharpen their management and operations. She is multilingual, loves jazz, and is on a mission to read 6,000 books — loves Richard Osman’s murder mysteries for relaxation. A life tip from her dad that she lives by? Don’t panic — handle situations with a smile. Please join me in welcoming, REBECCA BRIZI.

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Taking a cue from our coach this morning, I had to break out my iPad – a trademark tool of Rebecca Brizi, who never misses a detail and never shows up unprepared.
Rebecca specializes in simplifying complexity: helping owners identify the real problem, define the actual goal, and then chart a clear path between the two. And when she described that “click” moment — when a solution finally becomes obvious and everyone exhales at once — I knew exactly why her clients trust her. She lives for that moment.
Her story is just as good. Rebecca grew up in northern Switzerland in the Alps, her husband in northern Italy, just hours apart — but they didn’t meet until years later in a bar in London, which makes theirs one of the last great pre-dating-app love stories. They’re now in Atlanta, where pasta is a regular event, live classical or jazz is a weekend routine, and hiking, tennis, murder mysteries, and Mr Purple, a giant stuffed owl fill the rest.
Please welcome our coach this morning — Rebecca Brizi.

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Growing up in Switzerland, Rebecca always heard the other kids in school talking about her behind her back. One day, her mother told her, “You know I guess it can be kind of annoying, but at least if people are talking about you that means they noticed you.” Rebecca chose to let the gossip drive her instead of hindering her. She learned that she couldn’t control what others say, but she could control her own persona and confidence.
This led her to accomplish one of her oldest dreams: attending school in the United States at Vassar College in New York. Since then, she has enjoyed many more accomplishments: Making partner in just two years at a software company, starting up and running the US branch of the business, and eventually leaving the company to start her own consulting business. Rebecca has always loved to take wonderful ideas and make them actionable. Now, here to give each of us actionable steps for referrals, please help me welcome Rebecca Brizi.

In sunlit meadows and mountainous peaks,
There resides a spirit, adventurous and sleek.
Her name is Rebecca, a lover of the wild,
Where nature's embrace makes her heart beguiled.
For Rebecca, the joy lies in trails to explore,
Where her feet find purpose and her spirit soars.
She grew up amidst the Swiss Alps' grandeur,
Their majestic peaks and landscapes so pure.
Now she roams the Appalachian Mountains with grace,
Discovering hidden wonders in each wild place.
Through mossy forests and babbling brooks,
She finds solace in nature's enchanting nooks. 
Her husband plays tennis, his racquet in hand,
While she attends, a spectator so grand.
The court may buzz with competitive might,
But she finds solace in the open air’s delight0. 
Rebecca basks in the sun's warm embrace,
Her joy emanates from her radiant face.
The great outdoors, her endless muse,
Where she finds solace, where she can't lose. 
So let us celebrate this adventurous soul,
Whose spirit of exploration takes its toll.
Rebecca, a beacon of love and light,
Guiding us to embrace the world so bright

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What do these three things have in common Tosca, Giseppi, and Terms of Endearment?
They are all things that Rebecca Brizi loves.
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<li>Tosca, by Puccini, is her favorite opera.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Giseppi is her husband of 14 years.</li>
<li>Terms of Endearment is a wonderful book, written by one of her favorite authors, Larry McMurtry.</li>
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Additionally, her career seems to weave together in Threes.&nbsp;
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For example, 2 women business owners merged their businesses together as one.&nbsp;
The three of them worked on that integration over the next 12 months.&nbsp;
Productive discussions occurred each month and they took actions during the subsequent month.&nbsp;
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Rebecca has noticed that when working with partners-&nbsp;
1 Rebecca + 2 partners&nbsp; = 3&nbsp;
Those organizations achieve the most value! She has a natural ability to see their differences yet see how to unify them as one.
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These women business owners saw value in 3 ways:
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<li>Fewer deadlines missed</li>
<li>Quicker delivery</li>
<li>Minimized out-of-scope work</li>
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We’re fortunate today to have our experienced business consultant,&nbsp;
Rebecca Brizi brings this same level of value to The Brookhaven&nbsp;
Team with today’s 3rd act - our coaches' moment.
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Rebecca often finds herself confronting very common questions.
When Rebecca first met her husband while living in London, the first of those common questions was easy: “Where do you get your Pizza? “. That is an important piece of information for people from any number of countries, but when two Italians get together, you can expect that question within the first three (3) minutes!
Professionally, these questions can take on a more subjective form: “what is really the difference between a business consultant and a business coach”?&nbsp; Well, Kim (motion to Kim Green) works on sharpening the Person, Rebecca’s focus is on the measurable aspects of the person’s business.&nbsp;
While questions may be common, clients never are. Each comes with unique challenges and needs. Perhaps they are looking to improve employee engagement or retention, so “how do we create Happy Employees” may be the question that starts the conversation, but for Rebecca the answers are found in identify the underlying reasons for low employee engagement and (as we will hear about today) setting goals to ensure improvements are not just made, but will continue into the future.
Personally, Rebecca and her husband often ask common questions, things like: “where should we go hiking this weekend (Blood Mountain?)”. Or “how about a quick Tennis match”, but never ever “why is AC Florentina in 10th place while AC Milan sits pretty in 2nd”?
Then there are the times that Rebecca has questions of her own. Rebecca and I attended the same training class recently and with the giddiness of a school girl she asked me “what were those snacks, had you ever had them before?”
As we have seen today, this term’s theme is Baseball and the snack she was referring to was Cracker Jacks. In all of her worldly travels, Rebecca had never experienced the pure joy of caramel popcorn.&nbsp; Now that you’ve been introduced through Cracker Jacks, here is the true king of Caramel – Werther’s Original. Good luck with the new addiction!

Online Marketing

No one goes into a business to run a business.
 It’s not why people start them. People who are visionaries, not just the Bill Gates and Steve Jobs of the world imagining a world that doesn’t exist, but even small and medium business owners, like many of us here, need help getting their ideas off the ground. Passion alone won’t last and carry them from day to day, and that’s where Rebecca comes in to help turn that passion into a reality. From her workshops, you’ll quickly be able to tell the skill that she has. She can take complex ideas and present them in a clear and concise manner while keeping you engaged. I’m curious if she learned it from Seinfeld, one of her favorite comedies. How can a show about nothing keep us entertained so well. Ha-ha.&nbsp;
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With this workshop, you’ll see just what I’m talking about.

Personal Injury Attorney

According to business insider, the average person in Georgia spends $2,624.00 to eat out annually. According to a Tasting Table survey a quarter of Americans eat out at least two times a week. In a recent survey conducted by the Harvard Business Review 50% of people said they hate cooking. I’m sure you’re wondering why all these statistics about food? Well, it’s because of Rebecca. Every evening Rebecca and her husband cook dinner together. This is their time to spend together and catch up on the events of the day. It also demonstrates a commitment to oneself and health. In such a fast-paced world, it’s more convenient to a grab a quick meal. The fact that Rebecca blocks off a time each day to spend with her husband and prioritize her health takes discipline. Rebecca demonstrates this same self-discipline every day in her business as a business coach…and here to share a new ingredient we may use in our own business and in PowerCore, Coah Rebecca Brizi.

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Opportunity: Provides a steady stream of new opportunities.

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Quality: Provides an environment of quality and trust so Members are comfortable referring clients to each other.

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Integration: Integrates new Members so they give and receive referrals as quickly as possible.

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