Motivation or Commitment – Which Matters Most?
A client responded to my recent inquiry with the following question. “Do you want to know how motivated I am or how committed I am?” Good question. To find out which is most important read more.
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A client responded to my recent inquiry with the following question. “Do you want to know how motivated I am or how committed I am?” Good question. To find out which is most important read more.
Be bold because the idea chose you and you owe it your boldness, your passion.
Be bold because you can lead.
Be humble because the idea does not belong to you.
Be humble because you did not create the leader in you.
Three second-grade boys gathered by the chain link fence that divided the two school yards.
On the other side of the fence, four year old Hannah had just run a race, beating all the boys. She stopped to catch her breath.
“Dirty Kike.”
The words flew over the fence alongside stones the boys hurled at her.
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