Monday, May 21, 2007

Welcome to Performance Partner's Blog


Welcome to the Performance Partners Blog. In our inaugural post, we think it is important to give you, the reader, insights about our blog.


The first question that we asked ourselves is, "why should we publish a blog?" This question seems so fundamental in any plan or business decision. We felt very strongly, that we did not want to post or publish a blog just because "everyone else is doing it." After much debate, we decided to publish the blog in order to create an even greater sense of community with our site visitors, readers, customers and prospective customers. So many of our products and services are personal and relational, such as, coaching, training and even our consulting services, that we wanted an additional forum for creating stronger relationships. Therefore, we determined that a well thought out blog would be a good forum for establishing stronger and better relationships.


Next, we know that the blog alone will not help to build those relationships unless we are able to add value to our readers' visits. In attempts to create value, we feel that any of the posts that we place on the blog should meet the goals that we have defined for the Performance Partners Blog. These goals are:

Inform - We want the Performance Partners Blog to give our readers useful information that they can use within their organization or in their personal lives.
Engage - We want our posts on the Performance Partners Blog to attract, please and occupy the attention of our readers.
Inspire/Encourage - Our company's commitment is "Transforming Knowledge into Measurable Results." We want our blog posts to inspire and encourage our readers into action so that they, the readers, can produce the results they desire in their work or in their home life.

Again, thank you for visiting and reading our Performance Partner's Blog. We hope that you will return often to read our updated posts. We look forward to partnering with you and your team to meet your most challenging work and life goals.

Allison K. Sikes
President & CEO, Strategy Performance LLC

www.strategyperformance.com