8 things that leaders think every day
8 things that leaders think every day
Peter Economy, author of books on management and Managing for Dummies, The Management and Leading Through Bible says Uncertainty- to learn how you plan a great leader is essential to become like them. And those are examples eight things we think a leader every day.
1. What is happening in the world?
The best leaders begin their day reading news because they know what is happening in the world can have an effect on your business. In addition, monitor technological advances, as they may well evolve with your business, the rapid pace of change.
2. What are my goals for the day?
Notable leaders set goals for themselves every day, some easily attainable and others less so, and who thrive on challenges.
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3. What tasks must start first and what should I delegate?
Once you have a set of goals in mind for the day, great leaders prioritized. After personally choose what to do and what to delegate.
4. How are our products / services and how will money?
The effective leaders think of the products (services or whatever your department produces) and the amount of revenues and profits being made of them. Without knowledge of this relationship, you can not make a difference.
5. Who should see today?
The connections are a valuable resource for advice and information. And conversely, what great leaders are always there for your contacts when they are the ones in trouble.
6. I will listen carefully
Notable leaders listen carefully to what others have to say and share. They feel and hear the opinions of others in an effort to learn, grow and enhance their businesses.
7. How I can help you have a good day?
Great leaders want their employees, customers and suppliers succeed. And wonder what they can do to help achieve this.
8. Can we find a better way?
The best leaders are constantly thinking, questioning, listening and watching in an effort to learn new ways to be faster, more efficient and more successful at what they do.