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Was with UPS and Pepsi Co
Got into high performance
Got into consulting
Process-reengineering back in the day
There’s no “secret sauce”
Implementation is key
Ideas are a dime a dozen
Close the knowing-doing gap
Stop adding new before you use what you have
The world judges us by our actions, not our intentions
He was “foolish enough” to jump out on his own
The world judges us by our actions, not our intentions.”
The grass is always greener!
Have a plan connected to a longer term vision
Goals need to be tied to that vision for consistency
Leaving things up to chance is not a recipe for growth
Are you afraid and avoiding taking action
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There is no perfect plan
You gotta walk it out
Take your shot
It’s all feedback
Learn, adjust, grow
You’re statistically more likely to succeed with a written plan
The drills are not wasted time
You can’t steer a parked car
12-week planning is tactical
You need to know which actions are worthwhile
The goal is to accomplish big goals fast
Not by working harder
Be consistent
Fear of success is real
“Can I attain it? Can I maintain it?”
There is no failure unless you quit
Failures are learning
Fail faster
Keep leaning forward
There is no overnight success
Lots of hard work precedes the breakthrough
Share your goals with people who will support you
Keep your goals in front of you
Make your goals somewhat public
The success in life comes from the daily mundane
Get out of the annual environment
In January you have too much time ahead and you fall behind quickly
Draw a hard line in the sand to have a sense of urgency
This will take effort
It will affect your team
Clarity: vision, goals, expectations so you need a tactical plan
Transparency: execution
Evidence: is it producing?
Step up or wash out
The marketplace determines what is needed
The five fundamentals
His weekly plan drives his daily work
Win the day, win the week.
Outcomes and actions are different
Sales is an outcome
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