Are you still making a splash in your business or life?

Trafalgar Sq FountainI have passed these fountains numerous times and love the sense of occasion they make in the world-known Trafalgar Square. I was on my way to a meeting on this lovely day to speak with a new potential client.

The weather was warm, the square unusually quiet – in spite of being the half-term vacation for the schools. It was a change to be able to slowly stroll along and stare at the majestic statues, and the Column with a statue of Nelson overseeing the world spinning below – a little slower than usual.

All to frequently I have been walking through the square, being minded of all of the people, and trying not to get in the way of the many visitors from afar, taking countless pictures to refresh their memories once they have moved on.

What did catch my attention was the unusually enthusiastic fountain on the right of the square. It was making a lot of noise as the water cascaded from the top, splashing and sploshing into the waters below. The still picture you can see does not show this well, but I am sure you can get the general idea. I am sure at some point soon one of the pumps will be calmed down.

It did make me think about the extra splashing it was making. An interesting metaphor for what we may do in our daily lives.

  • So what splash do you make?
  • What splash does your business make?
  • Is the splash noisy and messy, or is one that commands positive attention?

I am sure that you can create some extra thoughts that can impact both you and your business. In fact, this could be a great way to invest 15 minutes with colleagues over a coffee. Really generate some great ideas on what you could do to make an even more impressive splash with your business, with your services, with your commitment to make each and every day a wonderful one, doing what you love.

Time well used, or water under the bridge – the choice is yours.

Always remember that still water become stagnant – so if you need a little more ‘pressure in your pump’ do give me a call.

My good wishes

Peter

 

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