time to look within yourself
start with why indeed.
there appears to be an overwhelming sense of urgency when it comes to businesses trying to navigate the mindscapes of why consumers do the things they do.
when those leaders of businesses, or organizations both large and small are inspirational, or make the flow of action seamless or profitable, we sit back and think that there is a formula, a golden ticket for all of their successes.
why do leaders inspire? why do they take risks? why do they often turn a blind eye to the conformities of society? why do they break the mold?
why?
well. news flash. the story has been written numerous times, by numerous individuals, declaring themselves "expert" on the subject matter.
this is one of those "expert" books. we all are looking for some inspiration in our lives. we all want a sense of community in the workplace. we all want a sense of purpose. why should we have to be inspired by our CEO's, or politicians, or business owners? if they need a guide (this book), they shouldn't have ended up where they did. some do, as the "expert" says, naturally have a clearer vision of their businesses and how to run them. bravo/brava. they worked hard. they didn't sacrifice their level of self (we hope), for the organizations gain (we hope).
when it comes down to it, we cannot be taught to inspire, especially by "experts" claiming they have the golden key (or circle). life doesn't work like that. it's time to look within ourselves. do you want to work to please your boss? or is it more likely that we work hard, not for the love of working hard, but for the love of our husbands, sons, daughters, wives. we are inspired, after all, from the smiles and love of family and friends. sure there is that much needed paycheck. funny how our worth is printed on paper, weekly, or bi-weekly. start with why indeed. start with why these "experts" aren't experts at all. let's start with why these "experts" are oftentimes the ones with the least amount of character. you'd be surprised to find out the DNA of such individuals. i wonder if you can be an "expert" on inspiration and leadership when you aren't married, nor have a family. my guess is, many leaders have both, and these "experts" have neither. a leader has character. a heart. a soul. that is what inspires.
we should start with why...why are wasting our money?
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