Make “Motivation” a Daily Discipline
To effectively lead, you’ve got to look at motivation as a strategy for getting results and build in daily activities that support this discipline.
To effectively lead, you’ve got to look at motivation as a strategy for getting results and build in daily activities that support this discipline.
According to a MAP survey: 70% of CEOs felt that their strategies were the right ones, but only 10% of those CEOs believed the strategies were being implemented correctly.
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