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It's good, I'm glad you wrote it.
By David Sneed on 2012 05 23
Agree. What is that "thing" that inspires loyalty? I'm guessing empathy is one part, what else?
By David Sneed on 2012 05 23
A real leader, one that impacts the lives of their followers; that makes a lasting impression and brings about real change - is one that does so by inspiring loyalty. They find that "thing" inside of their teammates that motivates them to follow the leader into the depths of hell, if need be. Leaders who think that motivation by fear is the way to accomplish their goals will find short term satisfaction. They will never have the true loyalty that inspiring the heart instills.
By Michelle on 2012 05 23
It is so easy to get caught up in negative conversations and all too often hearing a negative person ruin the mood for others. I thrive on positivity and try to exude that everyday. Your tips are very helpful in making this possible.
Thanks Teri!
By Kristen Sonsma on 2012 05 23
I really appreciate the advice, as it was a real pep talk for me. I have recently graduated from CSU and have sent out over 60-80 resumes with only 3 interviews so far. It can be really disheartening. Two of the interviews have been "no's" So I'm hoping this Thursday will be an enthusiastic "yes". Thanks again.
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