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Success is earned, one step at a time. One of the most invaluable skills a person can have is being able to clearly express what they want. Sometimes the hardest part of finding success is gathering the courage to get started. As long as you’re learning, you’ll never really fail.
The most successful people don’t look back to see who’s watching.
“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fail.”
—Confucius
Look for opportunities to lift others up along the way. Having the proper mindset, moving outside your comfort zone, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, and staying focused have been key drivers of success for thousands of years.
The most successful people don’t look back to see who’s watching.
Work Hard.
The most successful people don’t look back to see who’s watching. Look for opportunities to lift others up along the way. Having the proper mindset, moving outside your comfort zone, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, and staying focused have been key drivers of success for thousands of years.
Brilliant.
“Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others.” — Plato
Having the proper mindset, moving outside your comfort zone, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, and staying focused have been key drivers of success for thousands of years.
Work smart
Work hard
“Do not say a little in many words but a great deal in few.”
— Pythagoras
Success is earned, one step at a time. One of the most invaluable skills a person can have is being able to clearly express what they want. Sometimes the hardest part of finding success is gathering the courage to get started. As long as you’re learning, you’ll never really fail.
Hi everyone. I just wanted to let you all know that JHS Consulting Microsoft Office courses that I have taught for years in a classroom are currently being developed for online course usage. I am also producing a version of my courses for blended learning (combination of online and classroom). There are a few reasons for my decision to go online but the primary reason is because of COVID-19. Due to the public virus concerns, the courses are currently being developed for online students.
I will let you all know when the online courses are ready for students!
JHS Consulting LLC is your one-stop business training provider of Microsoft Office Training for the Columbia, South Carolina and Midlands area, as well as Florence, Charleston, Greenville, Augusta, and Charlotte. If you would like a quote or request more information, please feel free to contact us:
Jimmy Scarbrough, President/Trainer, JHS Consulting LLC, Columbia, South Carolina
JHS Consulting is a Microsoft Office training provider based in Columbia, South Carolina. JHS Consulting has been providing classroom training for Microsoft Office applications since 2012. We also provide this application training online. You have the option of receiving the training live through video conferencing live (WebEx) or video.
JHS Consulting classes are offered in different formats: classroom, blended, or 100% online. Our courses include beginner through advanced levels in the following Microsoft Office applications:
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Outlook
We also offer specialized training. If you need a specific course taught, we can teach it.
Due to COVID-19 repercussions, many organizations have transitioned to online teaching. If your organization desires to transition its training to the web, we can create an instructional design for your specific training course(s) for online use. If you are considering the transition to online but don’t know how to begin, we can do a needs analysis to determine the best way to make that transition.
If you would like a quote or desire more information, visit the Contact Us page. If you’ve got a business training need, JHS Consulting can fill it.
Jimmy Scarbrough, President/Trainer JHS Consulting, Columbia, South Carolina
Hi everyone, there has been a high interest in my two course dates for the Excel Basics course. Here's an update: the WebEx live session on April 15 has already maxed out on registrations. Those of you who expressed in interest in the event should register for the April 16 (video) date asap before it gets maxed out as well. Email me at: jscarbrough@jhsconsulting.com and provide your full name and a working email to register. Thanks to all for your high interest; now, let's get registered!
Windows experiences sometimes have an effect that is very revealing. It involved a certain feature in Microsoft PowerPoint misbehaving and after being unable to resolve the issue with technical support, I realized I was on my own with this problem. I tried reinstalling Microsoft Office, ensuring I had all applicable app updates, and still the problem persisted.
A Windows Reset was decided upon as being the best option, which wipes out all data and reinstalls Windows from a hidden partition on the hard drive. I backed up my data and did the reset. Then I reinstalled Microsoft Office. The misbehaving feature of PowerPoint was still raising its ugly head. Confusion set in, since I had always had success using this method. Then I realized that my Windows on that hidden partition must have somehow became corrupted.
I begin looking for a system image backup on my backup drive and found one about five months old. The image restore process became my immediate task and proceeded in that direction. The restore was successful and I immediately opened PowerPoint and tested my misbehaving feature once again; this time success was the outcome. This experience reminded me of just how important backups are; more specifically, it reminded me of the positive payoff of having a system image as the backup. Lesson relearned.
Here's the Pro and Con of these two methods of restoration:
Windows Reset
When you can't get rid of a problem that you know is fixable, this is often considered the last option, albeit the "sledge-hammer to the fly" approach.
Since the Windows Registry is reset, other secondary issues, i.e. overall reduced PC performance is usually improved.
System Image
When you can't get rid of a problem that you know is fixable, this can be a faster solution, depending on how much is on that PC, meaning the number of applications and amount of data stored. If minor, this fix can be a solution in less than twenty minutes.
Since an image includes Windows, apps, data, and settings, once the restore is successful, the only thing that is left to do is reinstall any apps or data that you backed up since the day you imaged your PC. If this time period is short, this often can mean having all data reinstalled in minutes.
Consider this as another household chore, along with doing the dishes. The result is less time fixing the PC and more time getting important things accomplished, which is always at the top of our list of intentions.
Hi everyone, JHS Consulting will be offering a 90-minute free Excel Basics course on April 15 and 16, 2019. The course training will be conducted via video-conferencing web link (WebEx) as well as a video version. For all students who attend and assess this course, we will be also offering a free web-based, full-version 4+ hour training on Introduction to Excel. To register for the free Excel Basics course, email JHS Consulting to register: jscarbrough@jhsconsulting.com
I've been looking at surveys about top technical skills to have on a resume and you know what keeps appearing at the top? Microsoft Office skills, of which Excel is a part. My Excel Basics course I'm offering free on April 15 and 16 could be the start of acquiring an important skillset for your professional work as well as personal work.
This course is for beginning level Excel users and for those who have a need to use Excel for work and/or home. Register soon for this Excel class as we anticipate many people for this training!
