“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” -Frederick Douglas
Monday Motivator by Frederick Douglas
Category: Success Strategies
Monday Motivator: Branson on Retaining Great Workers…
“Train people well enough so they can leave; treat them well enough so they…
Monday Motivator: What Drives Your Choices?
“The way we see things drives our choices, and, of course, our choices change the way we see things.” –Seth Godin When you notice that you’re not seeing things the … Continue reading Monday Motivator: What Drives Your Choices?
Monday Motivator: Seth on “Showing Up”
Showing up is something almost every creative leader has in common. In business, in the arts, in society. –Seth Godin
Monday Motivator: Leaders and Pain
This an interesting observation… “Leaders don’t inflict pain, they share pain.” –Max Depree This speaks to the “we” in leadership, doesn’t it?
Monday Motivator: Seth Godin on Community
Community is essential. The people you surround yourself with can reinforce your story, raise the bar, and egg you on. That community becomes an integral part of your story of … Continue reading Monday Motivator: Seth Godin on Community
Monday Motivator: Managing vs Leading… Another Perspective
“You manage things; you lead people.” –Grace Murray Hopper Interesting perspective… what does this mean to you?
Monday Motivator: On Micromanagement
“Leaders are the polar opposite of micromanagers.” -Jennifer Ledet Said another way, if you’re micromanaging, you’re tasking. You’re not allowing others to create, think, come up with their own solutions. … Continue reading Monday Motivator: On Micromanagement
Monday Motivator: On Delegating Tasks vs Authority…
“When you delegate tasks, you create followers. When you delegate authority, you create leaders.” Craig Groeschel Such a powerful quote… What does this mean to you?
Monday Motivator: Seth Wisdom
Being clear to ourselves about the change we seek to make makes it more…
Monday Motivator: Mandela on Head and Heart
A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination. -Nelson Mandela It is the balance that matters, doncha think?
