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Creating Your Personal Mission Statement

Mar 7, 2014 By David Horsager

Create a personal life mission statement based on your deepest convictions and beliefs. What are you to be about? Every goal you have should point to fulfilling your mission, otherwise you need to change your goal or change your mission.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Accountability, David Horsager, Purpose, Setting Goals

Businesses Are Moving Away from Physical Offices

Feb 7, 2014 By Jerry Osteryoung

There is a growing trend in business of firms moving away from having a physical presence. Just about every start-up I see does so without an office. And many of these entrepreneurs are determined to continue to operate without one.

Filed Under: Getting Your Office Ready Tagged With: Accountability, Employees, Home Office, Jerry Osteryoung, Managing, Office, Telecommuting

10 Skills an Entrepreneur Needs to Get Things Done

Jan 27, 2014 By Marty Zwilling

Getting things done effectively in a startup requires total individual and team accountability. You can’t afford excuses and multiple people doing the same job.

Filed Under: Communication Tagged With: Accountability, Communication, Feedback, Marty Zwilling, Setting Goals, Team

5 Steps to Customer Service Glory

Nov 8, 2013 By Bill Hogg

Sadly, the personal touch customers want—and deserve—is often lost in the daily grind of doing business, especially in larger companies. Too often the leaders do not model the very behaviors they expect from their teams.

Filed Under: Customer Service Tagged With: Accountability, Bill Hogg, Customer Experience, Employees, Innovation, Leadership, Personalization, Solving Problems, Trust

Great Leaders Take Responsibility

Aug 28, 2013 By David Horsager

I have seen time and again how the committed take responsibility for their actions. In our high-litigation culture, there’s always someone else to blame. It can be easy to point the finger at suppliers, underlings, partners, and managers that just can’t seem to get things right.

Filed Under: Open Culture Tagged With: Accountability, David Horsager, Mistakes, Trust

Doing the Right Thing When No One Else is Watching

Aug 26, 2013 By Mike Kappel

Integrity: Sometimes we wonder if it exists anywhere anymore. The news can make us so jaded that we’re surprised when we hear that someone has actually done the right thing.

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Accountability, Character, Ethics, Leadership, Mike Kappel, Values

How Procrastination Cost Me 72,800 Email Subscribers

Aug 13, 2013 By Jeff Bullas

Putting things off can be an expensive form of self deception. The art of the start can be difficult because our internal conversations can paralyze and freeze. The reasons our mind conjures up are extensive and many.

Filed Under: Advertising and Lead Generation Tagged With: Accountability, Email, Jeff Bullas, Productivity, Time Management

10 Steps to Accountability

Aug 9, 2013 By Will Adams

Early in my career, my boss gave me what he called “The 10 Commandments” to personal and team success. It was a laminated, front-and-back, wallet-size card with 10 statements on each side. One side was titled “10 Steps to Accountability” and the other side was “10 Steps to Right Person, Right Place, and Right Time.”

Filed Under: Strategic Planning Tagged With: Accountability, Feedback, Leadership, Managing Employees, Planning, Will Adams

Anonymity Dilutes Accountability

Aug 7, 2013 By David Horsager

A major way to increase accountability is to reduce anonymity. Anonymity dilutes accountability. Surround yourself with people who have high expectations for you. Be responsible to yourself first. Lose the pride. Open yourself up to accountability.

Filed Under: People Skills Tagged With: Accountability, Behavior, Character, David Horsager, Personal Outlook, Principles, Values

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