Friday, March 24, 2017
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Get to Know the Management Team at Dynamic Business Solutions!
Meet our Management Team - A group hardworking, ambitious, and dedicated individuals!
California Native, Jered grew up in Modesto spending most of his time playing baseball as a pitcher and a catcher. Over the years he has moved all around the Northwest, but 2 years ago he found himself moving to Boise, Idaho. He wanted to take his life into his own hands, and he know that there were opportunities to grow as a person, personally and professionally. Now, Jered spends most of his free time with his 2 dogs, and Enjoying what Tulsa has to offer.
On April 4th, Jered expanded his company out to Tulsa, Oklahoma and is looking forward to helping people go though the management development program as well!
"Success is no accident. Its hard work, perseverance, learning, studying , sacrifice, and most of all, LOVE what you are doing" - Pele
Molly Boyd, Hiring Manager
Our hiring manager, Molly, was born and raised in Seattle Washington. She grew up playing soccer and continued her soccer career at the University of Washington where she majored in political economy. She spends most of her free time outside, whether its hiking, exploring, or camping. Molly also enjoys spending time with her Lab and German Sheppard. Her short term goal is to help Jered expand his company 5 times in 2017!
Marshal Sawicki, Assistant Manager
Born and raised in North Pole, Alaska (yes that is a real place!) Marshal spent the majority of his time on the Ice, playing hockey. At a very young age Marshal developed his competitive nature and has hit the ground running ever since. About 2 years ago he made the move from Alaska down to Boise Idaho, just looking for a new opportunity. The majority of experience Marshal had was in painting, and he just didn’t see a career for himself in that field. Soon after moving to Boise, Marshal found an Entry Level position that was the perfect fit to get him to his goal, and has been happier ever since.
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have." -Thomas Jefferson
Spencer Stevenson, Assistant Manager
Favorite part of working with #DBS: The energy is electric and addictive. It’s a work hard play hard mentality that pushes you to be the best. It’s all about reaching your goals but at the end of the day it’s about how you help others reach theirs, which develops you into an inspiring person.
"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do. Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty, and persistence." -Colin Powell
Michael McClure, Assistant Manager
Born and raised in Boise Idaho, Michael spent the majority of his life on the football field. After high school Michael aspired to take his football career first to college, then to the NFL. His travels first started in Iowa, where he played football for a year and decided, Iowa wasn’t where he was meant to be. He then decided to go back to Idaho for a year, before he was going to start his next adventure playing football in Portland. He ended up taking a position he felt would be short term, but Michael fell in love with the competitive team atmosphere and he has been with us ever since. In April 2016 Michael expanded to Tulsa Oklahoma with Jered and the rest is history.
Michael plans on being promoted to management by the end of 2016 and expanding to Kansas City.
"Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great." -John D. Rockefeller
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
The 10 Most Common Excuses for Giving Up
By Jana Tosic
Here are the most common excuses for giving up and ways to start to acting NOW:
1. I don’t want to risk it
You risk every time you go to sleep, to not wake up. Do you not sleep because of this possibility? Next time when you think of how stupid or awkward or scary it is for you to risk, ask yourself this – “Would I take a risk if I knew I would not wake up tomorrow morning?”
2. I don’t have enough time
It is the most common excuse. You spend hours of your precious day on sleeping, watching TV, spreading rumors about others, feeling sorry over your destiny. Then it’s obvious that you don’t have time. Successful people never spend time on things that take away their energy. When you stop doing at least one thing that takes away your time, you will be more successful.
3. I’m not worthy of success
If you say it, then your life is a real example of how you see yourself. But if you say “I`m successful, I can do this. At least I can try” you will live a different truth. Who says you need to be worthy of what you want? You just have to stop negative self-talk. Those are the words of someone else.
“You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection” – Buddha
4. I don’t know anything about that business
You can learn free information on the Internet about the topic that interests you. Search the ones that come from influential people, successful entrepreneurs, and bloggers. Read their process of success. The success didn’t happen overnight, but they knew what they wanted and went after it.
5. There are no opportunities for me
Opportunities are everywhere. You can’t see them because you don’t believe that they exist. If you want to succeed, look how many opportunities are waiting for you to grab them. When you are open to new opportunities, you see them or create your own. Successful people are creating their opportunities. They are not waiting for them to come.
6. I am afraid of failure
There is no fear of failure but only a fear of success. Insecurity brings you a feeling of panic. What if I succeed? My life will change; I don’t feel like I’m ready for that. How will I manage success? Being successful brings more work, more obligations. Will I know how to handle all that money? I never had that much money in my life. Is your focus on success or fear of failure? Focus on what you want and what is good now in your life. And you will achieve each goal on which is your focus.
7. Maybe I need to stay where I am
No, you don’t need to stay where you are if that doesn’t fulfill you. Yes, you have to be thankful for your present, no matter how hard it seems. But don’t stay in it if you have (and we all have) a will to change it. You have to get out of your negative comfort zone and create a new, more positive one. Change your habits, day by day, with baby steps.
8. My goals are big and unattainable
There are no small or big goals. It’s the way you see them. If some goals scare you, then you will say it’s unattainable because it’s too big.
Split your “big” goal into small, daily steps, as your smaller goals. But have higher goals in mind or written on paper. Some of the greatest people in the world would not have been so great if they had small goals.
If Henry Ford didn’t have a “big” goal to mass produce affordable cars for middle-class Americans, he would never have achieved it. If Roger Federer didn’t have a “big” goal to win all four Grand Slam tournaments, he would never have won them.
“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” – Thomas A. Edison
9. I am of afraid what others will say
The fear of criticism comes from your childhood. You depended on your parent’s opinion and from older people in your life. You gained a belief that you must do what others say to be accepted. There will always be someone who will not like you and the way you live. You don’t need to adapt to others, but to follow your inner feelings. Only that way you will live free from fear of criticism.
10. I don’t know from where to start
Searching information without using it in your reality feels overwhelming. Instead, to collect too much information, start with one thing that is your priority at the moment. And use it in your life. Try it first. Then move on to the next one. You will not get anywhere until you act. As long as you only read and think about success, you will stay in the exact same place you are now.
What success means to you now and what it will mean when you become active, will be two different things. When you activate, there will be no more excuses for you to give up. There will be only reasons WHY you need to succeed.
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
NOW HIRING: Entry Level Sales Position
Looking to get your foot in the door?
Need some experience?
Need some experience?
Located here in Tulsa, Dynamic Business Solutions is a privately owned sales and marketing firm that is looking for candidates that we can continue to expand our company with.
We focus on client retention and new client acquisition for fortune 500 clients. While keeping our clients happy, they continue to rapidly grow!
We will be expanding twice by the end of 2017, so that means more opportunity for YOU!
Everyone within our company does start at the ENTRY LEVEL. We feel that the managers that are produced through our training program are more respected and successful because of that! Our manager himself started at the entry level 2 years ago!
Benefits of Dynamic Business Solutions:
-Bonuses
-Weekly Recognition
-Paid Training
-WEEKLY PAY!
-Fun work environment
-Travel Opportunities around the world!
Job Requirements
-Work hard, play hard mentality
-Student Mentality
-Positive Attitude
-Enthusiastic
-Self Motivated
-Previous experience not necessary, but is always a plus
-Previous experience not necessary, but is always a plus
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