In his book Drive, Daniel Pink discusses a need for an upgrade from our current “carrot and stick” Motivation 2.0 to a style which includes autonomy, mastery and purpose or Motivation 3.0. He helps us understand certain desires and innate characteristics born in all of us. These characteristics motivate us to perform at our highest level as weContinue reading “Choosing Autonomy”
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Choosing to Lead Well
Read a great segment from Mark Miller this morning – The best leaders don’t make everyone happy. This may sound harsh to you – it may even sound wrong. It’s not intended to be rude or mean-spirited, and it doesn’t mean that great leaders try to make people unhappy. It’s just a byproduct of leading well.Continue reading “Choosing to Lead Well”
Choosing to Persevere
I came across something today that I believe many people, including myself, need to be reminded of on a daily basis. In his speech “Citizenship in a Republic,” Theodore Roosevelt famously said: “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer ofContinue reading “Choosing to Persevere”
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