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Repurposing Is About Doing Better
If you ask attendants at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting how they’re doing, the most likely response is, “we’re in recovery;” meaning they know they’re not perfect, but they’re working on it. That desire to improve is what moves you through life: the potential of being better. The four stages of the Repurposing Sequence below provide […]
Making Rejection Work For You
Rejection hurts and the pain can last a lifetime. The fear of rejection can limit how you respond because the risk of failure is too high. Learning how to make rejection work for you rather than struggling to avoid it will give you more control over your life. The seven-step action plan outlined below is […]
Doers Work Well With Others
Before you decide to join forces with a colleague you have to ask yourself the question: “What’s in it for me?” At first glance there may appear to be very little benefit. You may have to look a little closer before you realize that you cannot do it alone and really do need what the […]
Performance Assessment Motivates Doers
Doers expect their leaders to form teams and to act in a team-like fashion. If they do not see teamwork modeled from above, there is no inspiration for them to make the necessary compromises to work with their peers cooperatively. Organizations without teamwork at the upper levels develop a reputation for dissent, not cooperation. Doers […]
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