High Performance Habits
We must be willing to look beyond our limitations, beyond what we can achieve naturally. We must be able to clearly see where we need to go to grow, serve and lead.
Manager versus Leader
Unfortunately, people often talk about leaders who are not. Or from managers who have no leadership qualities. The direct translation from English is not helpful in this regard, because a leader is more than just a manager! They differ in the following points: 1. Vision and goal setting 2. Motivation and inspiration 3. Approach to change 4. Decision making 5. Communication 6. Employee development 7. Influence and power A true leader gains influence through credibility, trust and respect. The power of true leaders lies in their ability to inspire and rally others towards a common goal. True leaders are and were: Jesus Christ, Martin Luther King Jr, Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Theresa, Nelson Mandela.
Talent Is Never Enough
The Law Of Empowerment
Take care of your employees and recognize the people behind the work and position. People are not machines, not even you! You must recognize and promote this. People want to be seen. They want to receive recognition and trust. You too, don't you? Effective leadership attracts and brokers the talent of others. Authentic leaders turn people into leaders and give them positions that are even higher than their own. Leaders who act like this multiply their influence!
Monomaniac
Why are many people incapable of doing the simplest things, despite we're living in the Information Technology era.
Where Is Your Focus?
[Translate to English:] Where the focus goes, energy flows.
Leadership
How leadership changes your life: family, business, environment.
Is Your Horse Still Alive?
There are people who talk about beautiful rides on the prairie, but are themselves sitting on a dead horse. You don't even notice it.
The Pareto Principle
80% of the results come from 20% of the work.
Your Past Isn't Done With You Yet
Even as children, we are influenced by our parents, relatives and the environment in which we grow up; positive and negative. The values given to us in this way are burned into our subconscious, like a program. Some of them support us on our path in life: You can do anything you want. You're good! You are loved. You are valuable. Others have a limiting effect: you're not worth it. You are not enough. You are not able to do that. You'll never achieve anything.