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Thursday, 26 January 2012
Monday, 23 January 2012
The costly learning curve
Life, together with business, has its ups and downs. If you plot a graph you will see it depicted with curves.
The waxing and the waning, the ebbs and flows, the peaks and troughs.
If we are in a state of awareness and in a state of control, we can call these curves the learning curves.
Avoid the costly learning curves.
You have the ability to jump from curve to curve without experiencing the dip.
Learn from others’ mistakes.
Replicate, imitate. No need to reinvent the wheel.
If you can’t beat them, join them.
Copy and paste; rip and burn; lift and shift. Jack Welch implemented best practices at General Electric no matter where the source.
He called this “boundaryless.”
Check out our next blog on acting verses reacting/ responding.
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Start sharpening your tools
What are your tools that you will need to sharpen in 2012 to be successful?
Your mind- sharpen your memory, reflection, recalling and remembering.
Your body- your brain will make you money but your body carries your brain. So fine tune and sharpen your mind.
The Four Dimension approach for 2012
Steven Covey says this well in his book The 8th Habit:
For the Body-assume you’ve had a heart attack; now live accordingly.
For the Mind-assume the half- life of your profession is 2 years; now prepare accordingly.
For the Heart-assume everything you say about another, they can overhear; now speak accordingly.
For the Spirit- assume you have a one-on-one visit with your creator every quarter; now live accordingly.
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Change
This year I promise to:
Change assumptions to knowledge.
Change beliefs into reality.
Turn conventional into extraordinary.
Change assumptions to knowledge.
Change beliefs into reality.
Turn conventional into extraordinary.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Secrets of success
Traits of successful people:
1. Prioritize- first things first.
2. One thing at a time.
3. Seek to be interested than interesting.
4. Learn from unlikely sources.
Smart reading.
1. Prioritize- first things first.
2. One thing at a time.
3. Seek to be interested than interesting.
4. Learn from unlikely sources.
Smart reading.
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