Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Motivating others ASAP!


Watch the Ted Talk with Tony Robbins!










Ask these 3 Questions






        1. What are you going to focus on?



Right now! You have to decide what you are going to focus on.  


The past? The present? The future?




Are you going to focus on yourself or on others?

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        2. The minute you decide to focus on something you gotta  give it meaning!






Is this the end or the beginning?
Are you being punished or rewarded? Or is this the role of the dice?
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  3. What are we going to do?








Are you going to give up or move forward?







Thursday, December 17, 2015

Speaker: Dwyane Wade

Dwyane Wade has carried the Heat in the first two games against Indiana. (USATSI)
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Go Big Or Go Home.





3 Rules:

Share

Respect

Forgive






Believe in yourself.


Always dream big.


Always lead by example.







My notes during at the Get Motivated! seminar where Dwyane Wade spoke.







Speaker: John Walsh






SADDLE UP.



Put forth the effort.


Make the call.


Write the e-mail. 



JUST DO IT.




Do not continuously victimize yourself--

saddle up and do what you have to do.








My notes from the Get Motivated! seminar where John Walsh spoke.





Speaker: Rudy Giuliani

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, on his radio show in 1999, famously blasted a caller who liked ferrets as someone who ‘should examine’ the issue ‘with a therapist.’
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Listen
  • Ask higher-ups how and why they are doing well.
  • People love to share how they do well.
  • We all copy role models.







Have Principles
  • Have several important principles, regardless if it makes you popular or not.
  • If it’s right, stick with it.
  • If it’s wrong, change it.
    • But only change it if YOU feel it’s wrong.







Be Prepared
  • Always be prepared for when bad things happen.
    • Bad things will ALWAYS happen.
    • Have relentless preparation.
      • Always plan.
      • Practice for things in life that are important.







Be an Optimist
  • Be an optimist no matter what.
  • Have a sense of humor no matter what.







Debate
  • Always talk to people.
  • Surround yourself with different viewpoints so that you always get a different point of view when making a decision.







Maintain your Individuality!
  • We poll too much.
    • Bandwagon effect.
    • Everyone wants to be part of the majority.


  • Continue to READ books!
    • Build your mind rather than respond instantaneously to random information given by the news, etc.
    • Develop your own ability to think.
      • Read 2 books: 
        1. One for FUN.
        2. One for GROWTH.







Write Things Down
  • Write out pros and cons.
  • Write out what you are thinking.







Think
  • Take time every day to think.







Be Proactive
  • Read
  • Write
  • Question
  • Listen 
  • Think







Stay Proactive






Learn to use Technology
  • To measure productivity.
  • To learn which days or times bring in the most money at work.
  • For billing, communication, etc.







My notes from the Get Motivated! seminar where Rudy Giuliani spoke.






The Information Revolution as Discussed by Rudy Giuliani

Technology in the hands
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Be part of it.




Learn to use Technology.

  • To measure productivity.
  • To learn which days or times bring in the most money at work.
  • For billing, communication, etc.





Don’t lose your UNIQUENESS.




Maintain your individuality!

  • We poll too much.
    • Bandwagon effect.
    • Everyone wants to be part of the majority.

  • Continue to READ books!
    • Build your mind rather than respond instantaneously to random information given by the news, etc.
    • Develop your own ability to think.
      • Read 2 books: 
        1. One for FUN.
        2. One for GROWTH.





My notes from the Get Motivated! seminar where Rudy Giuliani spoke. 





Speaker: Dan Marino

dan-marino
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3 Rules to Success
1. Love what you do & have passion.
2. Have good people around you.
3. Love to compete.





Building Work Ethic
Work ethic starts at home.
It begins with playing competitive sports at home, etc.
Don’t look back and say that you wish you tried or worked harder to 
   accomplish your dreams. 






Overcoming Obstacles
Realize that this is your chance to have your dream.
Take advantage of the situation.






Lead by Example
Have your door always open.
Be honest.
Listen. Work on your communication.
Push everyone to work hard. 





Excitement is contagious
They know you can do it.
Believe in each other. 
Believe in what you believe in.





Having a Common Goal
People do more when they feel comradery. 
When people rely on each other it builds dependability. 






Try to do a Better Job Every Day






Always be prepared
Try to be informed and prepared as can be to make the best decisions you 
   can make. 
Be competitive.






Identify People to Join the Team
You want people who want to be individually successful but able to see 
   the big picture for the team.
Be around the right people. 








My notes from the Get Motivated! seminar where Dan Marino spoke.







Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Responding to Distress

April 22 Tuesdevo
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Remember the following:






The worst case scenario is a fine option. 



  • If all things fail, you will live a great life. 
  • There are a thousand ways to make money.
  • There are a thousand ways to help people and have purpose. 
  • You will have to be creative but you will make it work. 
  • Fearlessly plowing through adversity is the ultimate goal in life. 







Know your Priorities in Life


My #1 priority is: Happiness. 

  • Happiness is multi-factorial.
  • Happiness is self-derived by prioritizing health, family, friends, and fun with real life experiences. 
  • Happiness does not come from a job, a person, or a salary. 
  • Happiness is when you jam out to music in the car instead of letting the music become the background to your thoughts. 








You love your work and are invested in it wholeheartedly but you know that your work is not you. 



  • You are a happy, fun, awesome person who likes to do random new things. 
  • You are appreciative and considerate. 
  • You make mistakes and are constantly working to better yourself. 
  • You also have goals.
  • If your goals fail you will still be a happy, fun, awesome, appreciative and considerate person AKA you. 












Jerks are People Too


  • Those jerks at work?
    • Boy am I happy that I'm not one of them! They must be having it rough! 


  • That guy cutting you off and blowing his horn? 
    • That guy must be having a rough day.  "May the force be with you, my friend! God speed!" and then keep jamming to your favorite tunes. 













Brush it off and Carry on Laughing.












From the book The War of Art:



"A Professional distances herself from her instrument...she does not identify with this instrument...she assesses it coolly, impersonally, objectively."


  • "Madonna does not identify with 'Madonna.' Madonna employs 'Madonna'."
  • "A professional does not take failure (or success) personally"
  • Fear of rejection can unman us. "...paralyze us and and prevent us, if not from doing our work, then from exposing it to public evaluation."
  • Blow critics off. Don't even hear them.
  • Reinvent yourself and continue on.













"When we choose to be thoughtful and considerate, we've chosen to be treated in a thoughtful and considerate manner."



  • "We must teach our employees that they are responsible for their attitudes and their conduct and that in life, every choice we make...has consequences!"
  • "The way you see your future determines your thinking today."
  • "Nobody can make you act mad unless there is already some mad in you."
  • "Your response--or reaction--to the negative reveals what's inside of your....and shows the kind of person you really are."
  • "The lights are always on and the camera is always rolling."