8 lessons from the book "Business Secrets of the Trappist Monks" by - August Turak
1. Whatever we want from others, we must have the Courage to offer First.
2. Personal growth honesty, integrity, and selflessly putting people first were more important than making money.
3. Maximum performance emerges from the peer pressure of Community working toward a common mission.
4. A big part of Your personal and Organizational mission is learning how to make better decisions.
5. Trust is the most powerful tool that a leader or Organization can have, and that trust is directly proportional to selflessness.
6. The more successfully we forget our selfish motivations, the more successful we become.
7. The best leaders realize that the more they Focus on making other people successful, the more successful they become.
8. A reputation for honesty and integrity is one of those "Intangible assets" that pays off in a way we can never fully anticipate.
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1. Whatever we want from others, we must have the Courage to offer First.
2. Personal growth honesty, integrity, and selflessly putting people first were more important than making money.
3. Maximum performance emerges from the peer pressure of Community working toward a common mission.
4. A big part of Your personal and Organizational mission is learning how to make better decisions.
5. Trust is the most powerful tool that a leader or Organization can have, and that trust is directly proportional to selflessness.
6. The more successfully we forget our selfish motivations, the more successful we become.
7. The best leaders realize that the more they Focus on making other people successful, the more successful they become.
8. A reputation for honesty and integrity is one of those "Intangible assets" that pays off in a way we can never fully anticipate.
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