Week 16 August 31, 2008
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Idea of the week for September 01 – 06 2008
Success is viewed with suspicion. Individuals who fall prey to this myth are constantly looking for successful people and asking questions such as: “Who did he take advantage of? Who did he ran over to get to where he is now? They simply can’t believe that anyone could become successful without taking shortcuts or using other people.
Week 15 August 24, 2008
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Idea of the week for August 25 – 31 2008
Many receive advise but only the wise profit from it. When you get advise from the right people listen to it and heed it. That’s how you grow personally and professionally.
Week 14 August 16, 2008
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Idea of the week for August 18 – 23, 2008
Motivation determines what you do. Ability determines what you are capable of doing and attitude determines how well you do it. In writing about the Olympics, the late sport columnist, Jim Murray commented that, in the history of games, the difference between a gold medalist and a silver medalist in all the timed events was less than one-tenth second. That’s not ability that’s attitude.
Week 13 August 11, 2008
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Idea of the week for August 11 – August 16 2008
Once again Henry ford has this amazing strategy. Failure was never final to him. Like his contemporary, Thomas Alva Edison, he expected failures on the way to success. It was part all part of the learning process. He allowed failures to tutor him, then he continued down the path smarter and wiser
Week 12 August 11, 2008
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Idea of the week for August 04 – August 09 2008
Henry Ford has this amazing strategy of how cut through human politics. He suggested that leadership isn’t a matter of tenure or title, but ability. The appropriate question is
“who can get the job done?”
