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Ready to Lead?
Are you ready? Are you taking steps to tap into your full potential? Yes, there are many that naturally fit the role of a leader. But for most, they weren’t even aware there was an open casting call. Tweet
Posted in Jobs, Knowledge, Leadership, Opportunity, Potential
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You’ve been warned
If you can’t be a good example, be a terrible warning. Either way, it’s your opportunity to lead. Use it how you see fit. Tweet
Posted in Uncategorized
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Start with a 10
In a follow-up to my previous post, here is my take on a possible better way to encourage your customers to give you a good rating on a company survey. It’s a concept that may be foreign to most workers. … Continue reading
Posted in Great Service
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Legendary
Recognize. Reward. Reinforce. My friend and mentor, Jeff Noel, has been recognized by his peers for his outstanding career as a Cast Member at the Walt Disney World Resort. He was awarded the Walt Disney Legacy award, not just for … Continue reading
Posted in Disney Institute, Excellence, Impactful, Jeff Noel, Leadership, Recognition, Reward
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Repetitively redundant
Did you know that redundancy can be artistic? That is it can be if you make it that way. Think about a garbage collector. They usually arrive around the same time each week, pick up your trash, put it in … Continue reading
Posted in Mark Sanborn, Passion
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