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- Mar 14, 2014
- Dr. Jeff Evans
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If you have failed or are failing in achieving your goal, it is time for some self-examination. Ask yourself the following questions. – If my goal is truly important, why doesn’t it already exist? – What have I chosen to […]
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Charisma is not energy and inspiration. We are talking about the ability to be open and authentic enough for people around the leader to personally feel and be impacted by that leader’s passion. This is the sense that the leader […]
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EGL Newsletter Volume 5.6 When I was about 14, I started running on a school track team. I ran the mile and 880’s, never particularly well, but I enjoyed it enough to keep me running for a few decades after […]
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It’s quite simple. What you expect to happen often does. If you anticipate failure, it happens. If you are positive and expect success your chances of being successful improve and improve immensely. Intention is defined as “an anticipated outcome that […]
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The snowball effect is truly seen when a vision and action plan are pursued by a team. The transformational leader truly looks at how the team’s attention and energy is focused. Teams can accomplish great things, but teams also can […]
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There are certain steps which successful people have taken and been shown to work. The first thing we have to do is to get clear about what it is that we want. Many of us are unaccustomed to being able […]
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Perhaps you should ask why you would set low goals. Because the higher your goals the more likely you are to attain something truly worthwhile. When we think about accomplishing a goal, we have to focus on the way that […]
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We can all set goals but the best type is high goals. Transformational leaders have high expectations. They set lofty goals for themselves and push to be different. Though not necessarily drivers in style, they are always looking to a […]
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What happens if your action to realize your vision stalls? Why has it stalled? There may be several reasons. Structure-there is inherent structure that prevents a person from taking steps toward his or her vision. If there are no openings, […]
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With your vision, in any move towards action there will be personal change. It is common for people to feel that they can only practice the change after they have accomplished it. A great example of this is when adults […]
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Start immediately. The longer you delay the harder it is to affect change. The most important thing to promoting change is to make immediate change. The tension you feel against a vision, left unsupported against the weight of the current […]
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For all the great benefits of transformational change, one of the best is its continuity. It doesn’t have an end. Once you become involved with transformation you learn it is not a one-off activity. Life is simply a series of […]
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Having a vision is essential. Doing something is likewise vital. You need to take action. In fact vision and action are the first steps in the process of transformation. “When you pray, move your feet.” Vision equates to the […]
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Before we create something we need to think about it. We have to have some guide for action before we can move toward an outcome. There is a huge component of imagination involved in the practice of vision. We […]
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