- Five Stages Of Decline
- Hubris born of success
- Undisciplined pursuit of more
- Denial of risk and peril
- Grasping for salvation
- Capitulation to irrelevance or death
- Bad decisions taken with good intentions are still bad decisions
- Great leaders have two things in common, they know it is not about them, and they never give up.
- Undisciplined pursuit of more will bring down the mighty
- Regulate growth and reach by asking “Do we have all the right people in all the right seats.” If the answer is no, then you should not move forward.
- Greatness is never a single event
- Businesses that have lasted are driven by purpose greater than money or success
- The greatest businesses think about core values above all else
- If we lose our values, we lose our souls. If we lose our soul, we lose it all.
- The best leaders ask more questions and give less answers
- You may have a to-do list. Create a stop-doing list.
- You can double your reach to young people by changing your practices, not your core values