Catalyst: The ultimate strategies on how to win at work and in life
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These striving sports are liberating them from having to meet all their achievement needs at work.
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The beauty of this was that the less I focused on my own achievement, the more success I got at work.
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A hobby can be considered ‘passionate striving’ only if it takes a lot of striving and helps meet your achievement need.
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The role of passion is that you stay the course.
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if somebody is deeply passionate about that hobby, then they persevere at it and, hence, get the achievement benefits.
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I like to measure leadership based on two metrics—followership and influence.
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leadership equation was now a function of three variables: position, content and values.
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Leadership = Function (Position, Content, Values)
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Leadership = (Position + Content) × Values
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VML equation, short for Values, the Multiplicative driver of Leadership. Leadership = (Position + Content) × Values
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great success requires you to drive great change, great change requires you to have great leadership impact and to have great leadership impact you need to have great values.
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embraced the twin Hs—honesty and humility—as my lodestar values.
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‘You are not as good as your best success; you are not as bad as your worst failure.’
Sanjeev Srivastav
Check out this quote.
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When there is a powerful vision and a leader who, because of their humility, is seen to be chasing that vision for unselfish reasons, then that combination is effective in creating leadership impact.
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leverage the upside of superior values.
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twin Hs of honesty and humility.
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we never have a values improvement programme for ourselves.
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living life every day does not improve values.
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every time you find something wrong being done by people senior to you, you need to have the courage to point it out with good intent for improvement, not fault-finding.
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there are three stages to values improvement:
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The first stage is sensitivity—
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Creating self-a...
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The second stage is practice—
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The third stage is embedding it into the person you are—
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career success is a function of real individual growth.
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focus on driving real individual growth, career success will follow
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catalysing the experience algorithm using the TMRR process and levera...
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grow your personal pr...
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The catalyst of good career decisions is required
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take decisions that catalyse real individual growth
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having mentors
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most important career decisions to make are the decisions to quit and join,
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segregating the two, making them independently and based on learning and fit,
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the way you live your life can be a catalyst for your success at work.
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Developing a ‘passionate striving’ hobby
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You have to bring the power of who you are, your values, your passion, into work, and you have to keep improving these.
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develop the level of values required to become legacy-creating leaders who leave an impact.
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why do you want to succeed in your career?
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It was about making a difference to people around me, making them better, making them productive and making them more successful.
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my success has a purpose—it is a means to an end, not an end in itself.
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finding the purpose behind why you want to succeed is something that you must do for yourself.
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