Skim to step up your game in your career! 🔽🔽🔽🔽🔽 01:02 → STAY EDUCATED BEYOND YOUR EXPERTISE 03:10 → DON'T WAIT TO BE ASKED 04:30 → DON'T KEEP SCORE 05:26 → DO WHAT YOU SAY YOU'LL DO 07:10 → BE THE PRESSURE RELIEVER 09:22 → AVOID EXCUSES 11:11 → LEARN COMPLEMENTARY HABITS Something else you can do: ∙ check out the resources at gatluw.com ∙ download my success system for free: gatluw.com/freedomguidebook ∙ join Shine Squad! patreon.com/amytv QOTD: What habits have helped you in your career?
Great topic. This economy is tough and now more than ever, we need to stand out from the rest. One thing I would add on this list is ability to build strong relationships with your boss and peers.
Love it! These are the lessons I learned: 1.An indispensable person is a life learner. 2. Always go the extra mile 3. Stop expecting paybacks from people you help. 4. Your integrity is key, strive to keep it! 5. Always seek to provide solutions every where you find yourself. 6. Stop giving excuses and take responsibility! 7. Upgrade your skills .
Amy, I don't know if I'll ever get the chance to tell you this in person, but I just want to say thank you soooo much for literally changing my life. The video you made about scheduling with Google Calendars has completely changed how I approach time management...and the results are astounding. It is to this day the single most impactful TH-cam video I have ever watched. Virtual hugs! LOL
“You want this to be an interesting journey for you because even if this isn’t your thing right now, it could take you to that next level.” -Amy Landino. Needed that one today.
I wish you were my boss! My company gets upset when I do things that needs to get done that no one else will do when I have free time. Love you, love your content
I love the hard truths you give! It’s too common these days for people (even managers) to tip toe around peoples feelings! Resulting in a workforce full of entitlement. Love your content!!!
Life is all about learning. It’s always great to know a little of everything, after all it makes you that much more indispensable! From a self love content creator to another; great topic Amy! 💕
You don't begin to understand how much you have helped me look forward on my own nail business just wanted to give you a big hug and a thank you so much for waking up everyday to help other people bless your heart
ohh 'don't wait to be asked' hit me the hardest because at work I tend to want to check I'm doing the right thing all the time rather than just take the initiative to do it! but I'm working on it and trying to do more based on what I'm already pretty sure is right and not double checking so much! I really like this kind of video Amy, thank you :) as for the qotd, I am always early for work. At school I was the kid that was always late and I don't want to be the same at work so I make a point of leaving earlier than I need to!
@@laurenwilson2254 I totally agree! I'm that person who seems like she isn't helping but in my mind I'm way overthinking it and worrying about doing the wrong thing. It's a process but we'll get there :)
I love this video! In answer to your question, I'm the person that others can come to when they need help. I'm always up for taking on new projects or helping with projects, doing anything I can to help the students and employees at the college I work for.
I’m going to be furiously taking notes while watching, I’m almost done with college and have to go out into the “real world soon!” Your advice will be super valuable ☺️
This video is next level Amy! Such great advice as always and that comments on comments end was genius idea! Might borrow that for my channel in future..
I really like the pressure reliever versus builder. I've been thinking along the lines of that lately but I really like the way you put it! It's something when I was in my early to mid twenties I could see myself ADDING to the the pressure/being a pressure builder but feeling like "well yeah but I can't change the environment" etc etc insert excuse here to absolve myself of the accountability of being some sort of perpetual underdog that was positive with a negative undertone of excuses.
Hi Amy, Good advice! I am retired civil service; was a telephone customer service rep for a federal govt agency. About your topic, a couple of notes from a performance review on my use of "positive habits"--"There were instances when the softphones were down - You used your instructions and logged onto your phone to assist callers...This positive shift was not the norm across the office, so your approach stood out...You also defuse contentious situations before they escalate..." I did get the agency's equivalent of a "gold star", something called a Deputy Commissioner's Citation.
I think you touched on it yourself but my career really skyrocketed when I years ago embraced a principle similar to your #1: I became happy to take on new things. Where most of my colleagues would shun or scoff at a new project. I took it on happily, and learned whatever I needed to learn. Needless to say, years later I have promoted far beyond many of the people who were my original bosses. Purely because I never let myself be complacent with what I know. I'm always broadening my skillset and taking on new challenges. This is so important. Don't merely do "what's in your job description" if you're serious about one day having a more attractive job description. ;)
I love this type of advice, it really does apply for everything in life. Like, currently I'm at my senior year of high school and I can see how all of those are extremely important in stuff like group projects, teacher-student relationship, and just academic performance in general. It was such a cool video, I loved it, keep it up!
I have not yet watched, but I certainly will. I learned about your channel from The Ms Yoyo Show and have loved it ever since! Many blessings to you Amy!
Love these!!! I make it a point to learn what all my colleagues roles involve and how my job affects them. Means I can anticipate issues of other departments when decisions are made without them.
Yes for sure! I don’t work for a boss but definitely going to use some habits! We always need to stay educated one of the reasons I subbed to your channel! And started my own channel
Thank you for this video - it was very needed! I have one question though; I have a tendency to be a pressure builder. I am an apprentice at the moment, so I am still learning, but my colleges (who have done this a long time) often seems a bit disappointed in me, and I am missing opportunities because they don't have confidence in my abilities. This obviously makes me insecure, and shows in behaviour/body language, and actually makes me do worse than otherwise. This is a really negative pattern, and I am working on it! My question is: How do you stop being a pressure-builder socially/start to connect with your co-workers? This have always been hard for me, everyone but me seem to do this automatically. Because I believe that both your work skills and your social skills can influence each other, and help build you up. Or doing bad socially, will make people think less of your work skills, if that makes sense.
Making connections by far has been one of the most positive things I have done in both preparing for, and when entering into my career path. Especially nowadays, in the digital world we live in, there are a lot of people with similar qualifications, skills, resumes, etc.. But, by establishing and keeping up with connections, staying in touch with “mentors” or individuals you strive to be like in the workplace is going to set you apart. Not only will they be a fantastic tool to help you learn and grow professionally, but they will likely advocate for you (if you are consistently demonstrating the positive skills like the ones discussed in this video) wether it be for hiring, keeping a job, or in different workplace situations in general :)
Hey, Amy, it is not always only my fault when I am late for example. And the attitude that I am less important to someone when he can´t be on time for an appointment brought me into deep trouble. I were angry, sad and so one. ..It isn´t always the person´s fault, there can be so many reasons...To not apologize is very unkind in my opinion, I would never do so
I think there should be an asterisk next to the first one. For example, I'm in childcare and there are certain things that I'm not allowed to do because of the level of certificate/education i am at. Always be aware of when you are stepping into an area that could put you into liability and your professional peers around you that could manipulate you.
I mean yeah but what if your boss decides to delegate you more and more responsibilities than you can or want to handle? Some people will guilt you into taking on more work than you can. Bosses and businesses should have respect for workers' personal lives and health, and not exploit them whenever they can, and I think that even as we work to become indispensable, we should also be able to enforce some human boundaries with our bosses and managers.
Always be as competent as possible, just learn when and how to show it. You can show it in a way that belittles/threathens your boss, or you can use it in a way that makes yourself and your boss look better. In the second scenario, you are valuable. :)
Amy Landino when you are involved with your community you can balance volunteering and networking. Business owners want to see you are just as comminuted to the community growth as they are. Also attending FemPro meetings has given me the opportunity to share my marketing experiences with others free of cost and it helps build long term relationships and trust. Share, teach, then make your ask.
Skim to step up your game in your career! 🔽🔽🔽🔽🔽
01:02 → STAY EDUCATED BEYOND YOUR EXPERTISE
03:10 → DON'T WAIT TO BE ASKED
04:30 → DON'T KEEP SCORE
05:26 → DO WHAT YOU SAY YOU'LL DO
07:10 → BE THE PRESSURE RELIEVER
09:22 → AVOID EXCUSES
11:11 → LEARN COMPLEMENTARY HABITS
Something else you can do:
∙ check out the resources at gatluw.com
∙ download my success system for free: gatluw.com/freedomguidebook
∙ join Shine Squad! patreon.com/amytv
QOTD: What habits have helped you in your career?
Great topic. This economy is tough and now more than ever, we need to stand out from the rest. One thing I would add on this list is ability to build strong relationships with your boss and peers.
My key to success is to make others look good.
@@joymae great addition its important to be able to have that connection, it only benefits you.
@@joymae yes! I work in job where without teamwork and good leadership we can't meet our goals
Great talk its important to have these habits, what habbit have you found to be the most beneficial for you.
Love it! These are the lessons I learned:
1.An indispensable person is a life learner.
2. Always go the extra mile
3. Stop expecting paybacks from people you help.
4. Your integrity is key, strive to keep it!
5. Always seek to provide solutions every where you find yourself.
6. Stop giving excuses and take responsibility!
7. Upgrade your skills .
love these!
I like your response
Sending love to everyone reading this! 😊 have a great day or night!
You too
Blessings! 🙏 💫 🕊️ 💖
Thanks guys! 🌸
Good morning! I hope you have a wonderful day or night as well. Get that good life!
Amy, I don't know if I'll ever get the chance to tell you this in person, but I just want to say thank you soooo much for literally changing my life. The video you made about scheduling with Google Calendars has completely changed how I approach time management...and the results are astounding. It is to this day the single most impactful TH-cam video I have ever watched. Virtual hugs! LOL
“You want this to be an interesting journey for you because even if this isn’t your thing right now, it could take you to that next level.” -Amy Landino. Needed that one today.
yess such an important reminder!
Every time, I felt I've learnt it all, It came crashing down. Now, I'm forever a student, and live has changed for the better!
I'm forever a student ... very well said
I wish you were my boss! My company gets upset when I do things that needs to get done that no one else will do when I have free time. Love you, love your content
I love the hard truths you give! It’s too common these days for people (even managers) to tip toe around peoples feelings! Resulting in a workforce full of entitlement. Love your content!!!
Life is all about learning. It’s always great to know a little of everything, after all it makes you that much more indispensable!
From a self love content creator to another; great topic Amy! 💕
You don't begin to understand how much you have helped me look forward on my own nail business just wanted to give you a big hug and a thank you so much for waking up everyday to help other people bless your heart
ohh 'don't wait to be asked' hit me the hardest because at work I tend to want to check I'm doing the right thing all the time rather than just take the initiative to do it! but I'm working on it and trying to do more based on what I'm already pretty sure is right and not double checking so much! I really like this kind of video Amy, thank you :) as for the qotd, I am always early for work. At school I was the kid that was always late and I don't want to be the same at work so I make a point of leaving earlier than I need to!
I have the same issue! Think it's all tied into anxiety/insecurity so really trying to escape it
@@laurenwilson2254 I totally agree! I'm that person who seems like she isn't helping but in my mind I'm way overthinking it and worrying about doing the wrong thing. It's a process but we'll get there :)
Amy I suck at being productive !! I am the biggest procrastinator ever! Thank you for always being reliable with your videos. ❤️😩
Great tips. It is so important to continue educating yourself. There are always new things to learn. Thanks for another great video, cheers!
Sharing this with my HR team during a workshop today!
Can you please do a video on social skills in the workplace and how to be friends with your boss?
Yes please, this is REALLY needed! :)
I love this video! In answer to your question, I'm the person that others can come to when they need help. I'm always up for taking on new projects or helping with projects, doing anything I can to help the students and employees at the college I work for.
I’m going to be furiously taking notes while watching, I’m almost done with college and have to go out into the “real world soon!” Your advice will be super valuable ☺️
This is a good one for you!! Stand out early!
Amy Landino I’m grateful for being able to watch it!! Standing out from day one is absolutely key!
Hey Amy thank you so much for catering for our personal growth. Lots of love from Brazil ♥♥🍀
This video is next level Amy! Such great advice as always and that comments on comments end was genius idea! Might borrow that for my channel in future..
Please do! And thank you for the feedback!
Your new setup!! It's different but I love it!!
It's the lighting, it looks angelic hahah!
I really like the pressure reliever versus builder. I've been thinking along the lines of that lately but I really like the way you put it! It's something when I was in my early to mid twenties I could see myself ADDING to the the pressure/being a pressure builder but feeling like "well yeah but I can't change the environment" etc etc insert excuse here to absolve myself of the accountability of being some sort of perpetual underdog that was positive with a negative undertone of excuses.
Hi Amy, Good advice! I am retired civil service; was a telephone customer service rep for a federal govt agency. About your topic, a couple of notes from a performance review on my use of "positive habits"--"There were instances when the softphones were down - You used your instructions and logged onto your phone to assist callers...This positive shift was not the norm across the office, so your approach stood out...You also defuse contentious situations before they escalate..." I did get the agency's equivalent of a "gold star", something called a Deputy Commissioner's Citation.
This is the video I was saying, this is amazing! Thank you so much 🤍
I think you touched on it yourself but my career really skyrocketed when I years ago embraced a principle similar to your #1: I became happy to take on new things. Where most of my colleagues would shun or scoff at a new project. I took it on happily, and learned whatever I needed to learn. Needless to say, years later I have promoted far beyond many of the people who were my original bosses. Purely because I never let myself be complacent with what I know. I'm always broadening my skillset and taking on new challenges. This is so important. Don't merely do "what's in your job description" if you're serious about one day having a more attractive job description. ;)
I love this type of advice, it really does apply for everything in life. Like, currently I'm at my senior year of high school and I can see how all of those are extremely important in stuff like group projects, teacher-student relationship, and just academic performance in general. It was such a cool video, I loved it, keep it up!
I have not yet watched, but I certainly will. I learned about your channel from The Ms Yoyo Show and have loved it ever since! Many blessings to you Amy!
Time management has improved a lot for me 👍🏾
Love these!!! I make it a point to learn what all my colleagues roles involve and how my job affects them. Means I can anticipate issues of other departments when decisions are made without them.
Not just to be indispensible, but even to get better opportunities thanks for the video!
Your lighting and video quality is so professional and fabulous🤩
Hey Amy i watch you from Iran and I wanna just say thank u for all these useful videos
This was great thank you Amy xx
Yes for sure! I don’t work for a boss but definitely going to use some habits! We always need to stay educated one of the reasons I subbed to your channel! And started my own channel
It's definitely for more than just people who have a boss. Important as a business owner as well!
The Great Amy Landinooo 💕
Thank you so much for all these wonderful informations 🌹
You’re so welcome!
This is such a cool way to rethink how you are perceived at the workplace. 👍
Amazing tips Amy. This really changed my mindset towards a more effective and productive one.Thank you so much.
Wow. When you said I want that to me my brand, that’s such a great way to look at it.
Thank you for this video - it was very needed! I have one question though; I have a tendency to be a pressure builder. I am an apprentice at the moment, so I am still learning, but my colleges (who have done this a long time) often seems a bit disappointed in me, and I am missing opportunities because they don't have confidence in my abilities. This obviously makes me insecure, and shows in behaviour/body language, and actually makes me do worse than otherwise. This is a really negative pattern, and I am working on it!
My question is: How do you stop being a pressure-builder socially/start to connect with your co-workers? This have always been hard for me, everyone but me seem to do this automatically. Because I believe that both your work skills and your social skills can influence each other, and help build you up. Or doing bad socially, will make people think less of your work skills, if that makes sense.
Making connections by far has been one of the most positive things I have done in both preparing for, and when entering into my career path. Especially nowadays, in the digital world we live in, there are a lot of people with similar qualifications, skills, resumes, etc.. But, by establishing and keeping up with connections, staying in touch with “mentors” or individuals you strive to be like in the workplace is going to set you apart. Not only will they be a fantastic tool to help you learn and grow professionally, but they will likely advocate for you (if you are consistently demonstrating the positive skills like the ones discussed in this video) wether it be for hiring, keeping a job, or in different workplace situations in general :)
That said, I'd love an Amy video about how to make connections and keep in touch with mentors, as you said.
For me its keeping track of goals with various productivity apps. Love your content.
Love this video! Sharing to my LinkedIn network. The part about being a 'pressure reliever' is key.
Right?!
Hi Amy, I’m new to your channel , totally loving your channel and your advice , you rock 👍❤️
Your content has helped me so much!! Thank you!!
Thank you for being a WOKE QUEEN and supporting equality! I see you with the fundraiser.
If you read this (and even if you don't haha), I hope you have a wonderful day/evening!! :)
Paul Ratiu mate you are everywhere wishing people a nice day! Haha well have a nice day too
You too!
As always, a very informative and awesome video :D
I needed to here this, always helpfull
very hepful thanks
Excellent tips!
you look stunning in this video (like always) but that shirt really suits you
Fail forward! I like that!!
And I mean it!
Another great and relevant video !
I appreciate that so much. Thank you for being here!
Hey, Amy, it is not always only my fault when I am late for example. And the attitude that I am less important to someone when he can´t be on time for an appointment brought me into deep trouble. I were angry, sad and so one. ..It isn´t always the person´s fault, there can be so many reasons...To not apologize is very unkind in my opinion, I would never do so
Puffy Coat with Angel Wings
Forever a student in the school of life!
Great channel keep up the good work
Love your shirt!!!!!!
Xoxo Hi Amy!
I think there should be an asterisk next to the first one. For example, I'm in childcare and there are certain things that I'm not allowed to do because of the level of certificate/education i am at. Always be aware of when you are stepping into an area that could put you into liability and your professional peers around you that could manipulate you.
Love from asame .
hello amy landino have you thought about livestreaming on twitch and starding your own podcast in the future
Mam you look stunning 😍😍😍
My Brain automatically added Wings and a Halo
Love you Amy?
Oh my gawd, a 3 minute add to start off the video
I don't need to do all that I work for the french national education
I mean yeah but what if your boss decides to delegate you more and more responsibilities than you can or want to handle? Some people will guilt you into taking on more work than you can. Bosses and businesses should have respect for workers' personal lives and health, and not exploit them whenever they can, and I think that even as we work to become indispensable, we should also be able to enforce some human boundaries with our bosses and managers.
I agree. But they will never know your boundaries if you do not communicate them. You are never stuck.
Unless you have an incompetent boss...then your competence makes you a threat.
Always be as competent as possible, just learn when and how to show it. You can show it in a way that belittles/threathens your boss, or you can use it in a way that makes yourself and your boss look better. In the second scenario, you are valuable. :)
eyes up here guy....
Don't make yourself too indispensable though, because people will start taking advantage of you.
You're also indispensable when you communicate boundaries.
If you tried everything you still cannot get by, check your health.
My biggest habit I started in 2019 is going the local chamber and joining female business owner/entrepreneur groups.
Love that! Any good lessons from that?
Amy Landino when you are involved with your community you can balance volunteering and networking. Business owners want to see you are just as comminuted to the community growth as they are. Also attending FemPro meetings has given me the opportunity to share my marketing experiences with others free of cost and it helps build long term relationships and trust. Share, teach, then make your ask.
That top looks amazing on you 😍