As I was looking through my new “ABCs of Business Success” book – which includes 13 ABC lists on various subjects – one letter kept standing out to me: F. Folks generally believe that F-words have no place in business, but there are many outstanding words beginning with F that drive success. Consider the following
A flock of chickens were in a yard when a football flew over the fence and landed in their midst. A rooster waddled over, studied it, then said, “I’m not complaining girls, but look at the work they’re turning out next door.” Competition is healthy. It keeps us sharp. It makes us better. It improves
A young banker asked a retiring banker what the secret of success was in banking, and he responded, “Good judgment.” The rookie then said, “How do you get good judgment?” The older banker said, “Experience.” To which the youngster asked, “How do you get experience?” And the retiring banker said, “Bad judgment.” Or as Mark
I played golf with a friend recently. I was fascinated by his career accomplishments and leadership principles. He’s exactly the “leader of the future” that I believe in, and so I asked him to share his philosophy, much of which I’ve actually practiced. Alan Mulally was the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Ford
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