The reason it’s a helpful secret is simply the fact that we all agree with the the statement after we hear or see it, but otherwise, the concept never crosses our mind.
The 1 secret can be read here.
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Author: jeff noel
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Don’t Take This Personally
Yesterday’s post probably ruffled a few feathers. If you’ve ever owned a Dog, training them to be great pets is very difficult.
Why?
Because they can not understand our language. We can not talk to them with a rational voice.
But the inexperienced pet owner simply says the same thing in a louder voice.
The pet isn’t ignorant. The pet owner is. This is a hard pill to swallow if you’re struggling with a pet that won’t listen.
Actually, the pet is listening, but what they hear would surprise you. It sounds like this, “Blah, blah, blah, blah, Spot, blah, blah, Spot, blah, blah”.
Many of these relationships end at the local pound.
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Leadership Is Like…
Leadership is like raising a puppy.
Sad, but true, most people have no idea how to train a puppy.
Sad, but true, most people have no idea how to be a leader. A good manager? Yes. A great leader?
Don’t believe this? Then I challenge you to pay attention today.
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Seth Godin On Modern Business
We all have our favorite things. Art. Music. Books. People. Places. Food. Quotes. Teams. Blogs.
My all-time favorite blogger is Seth Godin.
Seth Godin’s recent post contained 14 considerations for modern business.
Don’t waste your time if you’re not into business. Otherwise, well, if I were you, I’d click here, now.
My MBA will allow for working anytime and from anywhere, including the back porch.
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August’s MBA Update
August has been very challenging.
August has been very rewarding.
There were lessons learned that neither the teacher nor the student were prepared for.
This makes the world of business challenging, exhilarating, exhausting, and sometimes, almost not worth it.
But focus, discipline and a clear, concise and compelling vision will pull you through the dark moments.
Every time.
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