I know, it sounds a bit contradicting. How can something stay the
same and still get better? Maybe it's a play on words, but having a
commitment to getting better while remaining anchored in certain values
should be the pursuit of us all. Consider this as a challenge for the
new year. When we know who we are while endeavoring to change, learn
and grow - that's a prescription for staying better.
Here's a list of helpful suggestions:
Here's a list of helpful suggestions:
1. Get real with yourself! Know your
personality and what you're called to do; refrain from trying to be
something you're not. At the same time, know where you need to improve.
2. Establish values. Identify for yourself and your organization what shouldn't change. Let these core attributes anchor you.
3.
Courageously explore resources. Go after resources that don't deny you
of your values but stretches your thinking and increases your level of
exposure.
4. Determine to be a change
agent. Be willing to make course corrections no matter how radical;
never turn a blind eye and challenge the status quo in the right
attitude. Make "better" a priority.
5. Envision the long range plan.
What can you do daily that will positively impact legacy and encourage
sustainability? Some ingredients are meant to die and other qualities
should last through the seasons of change. It's good to know the
difference.
"Staying better" is all about
staying in step with new tools and methods while staying true to your
calling. So, let it be your goal to STAY BETTER in 2014!
2 comments:
Excellent motivation without the hype. Great job.
Thanks, Neil! Appreciate your feedback. Happy New Year!
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