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Increase your leadership influence and inspire others as you make a difference that others will love with eight lessons from David Sturt and Perry Holley.
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1. Remarkable Leadership to Inspire Great Work
8 Lessons for Being a Remarkable
Difference Maker
David Sturt
OC Tanner
Perry Holley
IBM
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3. “Remarkable is the ability to consistently differentiate yourself or your
company through the quality of your attitude, your actions, and your
outcomes that drive undeniable value for your customers and cause others
to sit up and take notice.”
Perry Holley
4. Lesson #1 – Know Your What & Your Why
What is
your
definition of
success?
9. Ask the Right Question
Pause
Consider
Ask
before you begin
who your work serves
what would
people love
10. Lesson #3 – Develop a Disciplined Approach – Be Prepared
“Success people
and unsuccessful
people have one
thing in common,
they all hate doing
the daily disciplines
of success. The
difference is that the
successful people
do them anyway”
Darren Hardy
14. Talk to Your Outer Circle
Have
Find out
Make
new conversations
what other
people think
new connections
15. Lesson #5 – Develop a Mindset for Excellence
Preparation
Dedication
Focus
Tenacity
“Nothing is so common-place as to wish to be remarkable.”
William Shakespeare
17. “Tell me one innovation that
was NOT a combination of things… I
believe every new idea is a result of
bringing old things together in new
ways.”
- RICHARD TATE
HOPELAB
29. Questions?
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Editor's Notes
Started with this premise:After you’ve hunched, after you have looked, you have some notions, now it’s important to get out and CONNECTwith other people to expand the little inklings you might have.Why is connecting so important?