In the world of the fighter pilot, we have a saying – you fight like you train. We don't train to survive, we train to win! Do you?
As we experience this holiday season, I wanted to send you a little reminder to spend some time in the […]
If you want to lead at work, keep your eyes (and ears) scanning for workplace “litter” (corrupt employees, gossip, wasted resources, unreliable partners, etc.) Show others where the litter is and get them on your cleaning crew. Come up with a viable plan. Share the litter and solution with your leadership (if able.) Grab a garbage bag and get to work!
Smiles are contagious. And so is the positive energy that results when you acknowledge someone for being special. It’s about honoring one's humanity (which in my opinion is a great way to serve someone.) You never know how your kind word, extra tip or gift will affect someone.
When you commit to excellence, lead by example, and set the standard, others will do the same. Leadership takes work and sacrifice.
Winners possess a positive attitude and are disciplined, passionate, and committed. But at the end of the day, they take action to make things happen.