Good morning everyone and how are we doing this beautiful morning. This past week was something that well made me realize why people are people and why they act and react to certain situations.
You see sometimes change has to take place in life in your personal life or in your business change just has to take place in order for your life or your business or even an entire organization to survive.
Does your organization respond to change well or do they resist to creating a competitive environment, and workforce?
This is a question that really needs to be looked into in a different perspective then a normal look. I know that in the private industry is so much different then in the non-profit world. I find that management is different as well. In the non-profit you have to deal with the people that think they are untouchable due to the bureaucracy that come with a government job.
What about the leadership capacity? Does your organization have what it takes to move forward into the future?
This is another section organizations in both private and non-profit need to think about. I believe that sometimes there comes a time when someone will need to open their mouth and say HEY!!!! stop and take a look at our leaders they are no leaders they only tell people what to do and manage from their position status and not as true leaders.
Bottom line is that the bottom line is affected first and then the staff members and ultimately the doors close. What do you need to make the changes well you need to find someone that thinks outside the box outside the norm someone who knows change and has the know -how to implement the changes that need to take place.
You must remember the first thing about human nature:
People automatically have resistance built in not to change.
You as a manager or a leader must have the skills to change their perspective on resistance
before they can have an understanding of the need to adapt to new changes
Don’t ever admit that the world has not given you an opportunity.
Opportunities are never just handed to you; they must be created. Opportunities abound for every individual in every walk of life. They may not be the opportunities that you prefer, but each opportunity of which you take advantage leads to bigger and better opportunities.
Opportunities are never just handed to you; they must be created. Opportunities abound for every individual in every walk of life. They may not be the opportunities that you prefer, but each opportunity of which you take advantage leads to bigger and better opportunities.
Physical and mental handicaps may mean that you have to explore
territories unknown to others, but they also mean you have opportunities
those others will never find. Think of Stephen Hawking’s brilliant
research on the nature of the universe despite the fact that a crippling
disease makes writing and speaking, as we know it, impossible for him.
Those who approach their jobs and careers with enthusiasm always find
plenty of opportunities, while those who complain about no one ever
giving them a chance are merely observers of life.
When you are
determined that you will not allow others to determine your future for
you, when you refuse to allow temporary setbacks to defeat you, you are
destined for great success. The opportunities will always be there for
you. If there are adversities that you cannot overcome right now,
remember to capitalize upon them at a later date by looking for the seed
of an equivalent or greater benefit.
You know by now how important it is to offer service freely to your
community without expecting anything specific in return. You know as
well how important the intangible personal benefits of self-respect and
inspiration that accompany such action are. But it is also true that by
rendering a public service you have an effect on the values in your
community.
Remember it takes someone who has the knowledge on what courage means and what fear means and the meaning behind it, but being a leader you have to face it in spite of the confusion that comes with any situation.