None of us ever builds a reputation on what we’re gonna do.
Ever.
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The one thing to never try to build a reputation on
Author: jeff noel
Retired Disney Institute Keynote Speaker and Prolific Blogger. Five daily, differently-themed personal blogs (about life's 5 big choices) on five interconnected sites.
Apple has never (ever) disappointed. Ever.
Figuring the worst is a natural first reaction. Some of us stop there. Human nature. Socially acceptable.
Yet others (a rare minority) immediately search for the very best outcome and realize it could be even better than it is possible to imagine.
Immediately called Apple Care and scheduled the first available Genius Bar appointment to have the glass cover replaced ($79 under warranty).
Apple Store at Mall of Millenia was out of covers, therefor rendering an immediate repair impossible.
So they simply replaced the entire phone, no questions, no hesitation.
Apple has never (ever) disappointed. Ever.
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Maybe we should use our same high standard on ourselves
What is our vision for 2014?
We have one, right?
Clear, concise, and compelling?
So easy to criticize others, no?
Maybe we should use our same high standard on ourselves.
Yeah, final answer.
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The three most powerful ways to improve our career
The three most powerful ways to improve our career because we absolutely can not be untouched by:
- daily writing
- sitting silently for long periods
- teaching others what we know
Common sense, infrequently found – being commonly practiced.
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Two ideas to encourage organizational leadership
Two ideas to encourage going above and beyond all day, everyday:
- Give employees something more compelling to do besides their job
- Make the compelling thing mandatory for every employee, no exceptions
This is the game changer most have never heard of.
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