Blue Thinking: How Personal Development Training Impacts Business Success

San Diego, CA, February 17, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Blue Thinking (www.thinkbluethinking.com), a leading business coaching and personal development training company, notes that many business owners avoid personal development training, believing that self-improvement won’t necessarily impact their company’s success. It requires them to face certain aspects of their personality that they may not like, even pointing out their weaknesses—both personal and professional. While investing in self-improvement can seem like a scary task at first, the rewards are typically immeasurable. In fact, research has shown that business owners' personal development plays a huge role in the success of their organizations.

Overcoming Limitations
Whether they consciously know it or not, most business owners set limitations for themselves. But success isn’t measured by these limitations—it’s measured by how they excel past them. Personal development training helps break down limiting behaviors and shows business owners how to adopt more sound practices while empowering the way they think.

Stop Self-Sabotaging
If someone were to tell business owners that they were hindering their own success, they’d say they were crazy. But self-sabotage is all too real. Subconscious mindsets are hard to identify with the rational mind. Beliefs and fears deep within the subconscious, like fear of responsibility, failure, or receiving criticism, can keep business owners from moving forward and achieving their goals. Personal development training with a professional business coach can help business owners identify these subconscious blocks and develop strategies for pushing past them.

More Effective Stress Management Strategies
Business owners must deal with all kinds of stressors on a daily basis. In fact, the more successful they are, the more stress they encounter. Stress comes from many different areas of their business including, but not limited to:
· Feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work to do
· Making the right business decisions in the face of increasing competition
· Dealing with unexpected obstacles to success
· Personnel issues
· Product development concerns
· Cash flow and profit issues
· Pressure to perform at a high level each and every day
· Balancing family and work

The list goes on and on. Stress is highly destructive for any business and any individual overseeing that business. Personal development training doesn’t take away the stress, but it helps business owners make a more conscious effort to identify and manage it. Rather than just recognize it’s there, they learn how to use stress management strategies to reduce its presence altogether. Without effective stress management it’s easy to lose focus, become negative about business development, and self-sabotage business success.

Personal development training is highly effective for business owners, especially when led by an experienced business coach that specializes in stress management. Business and personal development coaches can help high-level individuals set and achieve manageable goals, see the big picture while also getting all of the little things done to keep their business moving forward, inspire sales teams, and avoid self-sabotaging behaviors that hinder their progress.

If your business has become stagnant and you want to see better results, consider personal development training with a business coach. You may be surprised to uncover thoughts and behaviors that are holding you back from achieving both your personal and professional potential. Learn more by visiting www.ThinkBlueThinking.com or calling 619.550.8052.

About:

Bruno Raynal is the president and CEO of Blue Thinking, a business consulting and coaching firm. Bruno specializes in working with senior management to enhance their awareness of modern business practices and patterns so they can make informed choices, take the right action, and achieve their vision and goals. He provides both one-on-one and group coaching to build better teams. Learn more about Blue Thinking by visiting www.ThinkBlueThinking.com or calling 619.550.8052.