Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Don't Go Insane in 2013


Albert Einstein once said that the definition of insanity is "doing the same thing over again and expecting different results."

 

With 2013 here and many looking ahead, it might be good for leaders to look back at 2012 and ask themselves what was different from 2011.  They also need to look at what results they achieved.  Afterwards, they need to look at themselves in the mirror because they are the ones responsible for those results.

 

Sometimes the issue is execution.  They have a great strategy, but something isn’t working and execution is not a part of their culture. 

 

Sometimes the issue is leadership. People are not engaged because they don’t trust the leaders, the organization or the systems.  Regardless, trust is a major leadership issue that can’t be avoided without it costing the organization speed and money.

 

Sometimes the issue is the people.  They aren’t developed correctly or they are overwhelmed with their whirlwind, projects and just simply haven’t been trained properly on how to do their jobs that well.

 

Regardless of the issue, there are ways to improve in 2013 without having to repeat 2012.  Below is a list of upcoming events for leaders to evaluate FranklinCovey’s Principle-Based methods that help change human behavior.  Contact us today to discuss one of these events below.

 

1.16.13                  4 Disciplines of Execution Overview (Plano)
2.05.13                  Project Management Essentials U.S Tour (Dallas)
2.19.13                  Creating a Culture of Trust Showcase (Plano)

 
Don't go insane in 2013!  Let FranklinCovey become your Ultimate Competitive Advantage!
 

Enabling Greatness One Organization at a Time,

John Vakidis
214-387-9960

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