“To every man there comes in his
lifetime that special moment when he is
tapped on the shoulder and offered the
chance to do a very special thing.
What a tragedy if that moment finds him
unprepared or unqualified for the work
which would be his finest hour.”
- Winston Churchill
Orchestrating success demands leaving your
comfort zone.
You live by choice … not by chance!
Leadership exists throughout the
organization.
You cannot win alone!
Facts
2015 - Your Finest Hour
Drivers and Passengers
Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing
Escape From Management Land
Enter the Learning Zone
No problem is unique to you
No matter what - something can be
done and there is something you can
do.
“Things turn out best for people who make the best of the
way things turn out.” - John Wooden
Becoming a Driver!
15
1. If you depend on others’ perceptions to match
your expectations … you are going to be
disappointed every time.
2. If you don’t tell them what you expect you have to
accept what you get.
18
People quit people
before they quit organizations
90% of leaders rate their communication
skills in the top 10% of all leaders
1. Hire tough - Dehire those who are not carrying
their share of the load.
2. Coach us to become better
3. Clear the path
4. Become your very best
Your Team
Listen Up, Leader!
Tips for Hiring
Interview at least 3 qualified candidates for each position.
Interview each candidate at least 3 times.
Have at least 3 team members evaluate each candidate.
Rule of Three
According to studies on customer expectations, #1 customer
expectation of vendors is to deliver what is promised.
Studies of employees reveal that integrity is the most important trait
of leaders.
Studies of leaders reveal that integrity is the most important trait of
employees.
The more you learn, the more you earn.
“The Only Constant Is Change” -Heraclitus 500 B.C.
“Everything that can be invented has been
invented.”
-Charles Duell,
Commissioner of Patents, 1899
“I think there is a world market for five
computers.”
- Thomas J. Watson, IBM, 1943
“Television won’t be able to
hold on to any market it
captures after the first six
months. People will soon
get tired of staring at a
plywood box every night.”
- Darrell Zanuck, Twentieth Century
Fox, 1946
“Eat Change For Breakfast”
Remember The Mouse
Even when we are doing well,
let’s keep looking for more cheese!
Complacency is the root of mediocrity.
2015 …Your Finest Hour!
1.I drive our success – no matter what.
2.I keep the main thing the main thing.
3. I escape from management land.
4. I protect my integrity.
5. I enter into my learning zone.