1. Use Actions as your Voice The essential outlook from Batman’s point of view is to use actions instead of voice to achieve a vision. Too many people often speak a great deal, and wing up doing very little. While stating visions to others is very important, failure to follow up with action may make…… Continue reading Leadership Lessons from Batman
John Wooden is perhaps the greatest coach in all of sports history. Sure many can argue for a coach here or a coach there, but for every debate, John Wooden will be among the final choices for the greatest of all time. Wooden is perhaps best known for his span of ten national championships over…… Continue reading Book Review: Wooden on Leadership
Policies are the rules that guide all organizations. They are the foundation in which to conduct business, to research new and innovative ideas, and guide employees into ethical decisions. When violated, the consequences can be quite severe for an organization in this age of excessive litigation. As a consequence, organizations will usually not focus on…… Continue reading Making the Right Decision Sometimes Requires Courage
Previous posts to my blog have argued for organizations to promote from within whenever possible. I feel this will have a tendency to reward loyalty, thus creating an espirit de corps within the ranks. One of the leading innovation and efficiency killers is having a staff of workers with low morale. Producing revenue from services…… Continue reading Loyalty Should be Rewarded
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