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10 Ways To Murder Creativity
9 Signs of a Losing Organization
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Lack of
Initiative: poor
motivation and encouragement;
people do not feel their contributions make a difference; management
fails to engage the organization effectively; people work defensively
and not creatively, they do their job, and nothing more....
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Motivation – One of the Most Important
Management Tasks
Motivation is getting others to do something
because they want to do it. To motivate others is one of the most important
management tasks.
It comprises the abilities to understand
what drives
people, to
communicate, to involve, to challenge, to encourage, to set an example,
to develop and
coach, to obtain
feedback, and to provide a just
reward.
"Motivation is about cultivating your human capital. The challenge lies not
it the work itself, but in you, the person who creates and manages the work
environment."3
The Power of Motivation
Success comes through people. For the new
manager who knows how to energize people and maintain their enthusiasm, the
art of
motivating is one of his or her success secrets. If you understand
what motivates people, you have at your command the most powerful tool for
dealing with them to get them achieve extraordinary results.
"Motivation and power are so closely linked
together that one can say there is power in a motivated person".2
Becoming a Motivational Leader
To become a
motivational
leader, you start with
motivating yourself. You motivate yourself with a big
vision, and as you move progressively toward its
realization, you
motivate
and enthuse others to work with you to fulfill that vision...
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12 Major Causes of Failure in Leadership
Inspirational Leadership:
10
Roles
Inspirational leaders
create an
inspiring culture
within their organization.
They supply a shared
vision
and
inspire
people to achieve more than they may ever have dreamed possible.
They are able to articulate a shared vision in
a way that inspires others to act.
People do what they have to do for a
manager, they do their best for an inspirational leader...
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Six Attributes of
Successful CEOs
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Creating, Communicating and Executing a Clear Vision,
Goals and
Strategy. An executive's
success is affected by the ability to
communicate a vision for a
company's future, helping employees to navigate through change
and
motivating them to achieve specific goals...
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Case in Point
25
Lessons from Jack Welch
To
Jack Welch, the former legendary CEO
of GE, a
good leader who can make people feel that they really are
contributing members of a team, that is working toward a shared and
worthwhile goal can unleash huge stores of
positive energy. Welch called them "rewards
for the soul," which, he pointed out, also needed to be accompanied by
"rewards for the wallet."
25 Lessons from Jack Welch
Motivating Yourself
Motivation is a desire acted upon. The
NLP technology of achievement advises that the first and most powerful
technique of
self-motivation is to visualize your future success and model
all feelings you'll experience when you achieve it. You should also walk
mentally the path towards this success and model your feelings at different
steps on the way.
The NLP art of self-motivation is the art of creating a
complete emotional reality of the future success that makes these feelings
of pleasure and satisfaction that are about to happen absolutely real.
5 Rules of
Self-motivation
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Motivation is not a
product of external influence;
it is a natural product of your
desire to
achieve something and your belief that you are capable to do it....
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Motivating the Person
Every person has a greater potential than they are exhibiting, and as a
leader, it's
your responsibility to maximize their potential and
performance and the results of each member of your
team.
Creativeness
often consists of turning up what is already there. To turn people on, you
must, first, find out what they really want, and then, show them how to get
it.
You Get What You Reward
The greatest management principle is that the things
that get rewarded get done.
"You get more of the behavior you reward. You don't get what you hope for, wish
for or beg for. You get what you reward."7...
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Incentive Motivation
A successful incentive program will not only increase profits
but can also raise morale and inspire staff loyalty. Your program should
include all the three greatest incentives: empowering people to do the thing you enjoy
doing, recognition - in all its various forms, and money...
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Case in Point
Canon
The six guidelines of the
Canon's Suggestion System are:
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Use competition and games to arouse interest, such as displaying
individual achievement charts...
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Suggestion
System: 3 Stages
1. Encouragement. In the first stage,
management should make every effort to help the workers provide suggestions,
no matter how primitive, for the betterment of the worker's job and the
workshop. This will help the workers look at the way they are doing their
jobs...
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Attitude Motivation
Attitude motivation is about how people think and feel. "It
is their self-confidence, their belief in themselves, their attitude to life
- be it positive or negative. It is how they feel about the future and how
they react to the past."2...
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Humorous
Business Plans:
How To Succeed In Innovation
Growth Risk: "The more you
measure and
motivate based on
innovation, the less likely you will have a truly
innovative culture."
–
Stephen Shapiro...
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Creating a Culture for Innovation
The question for leaders today isn’t if
culture is important for success but how culture can drive
successful innovation – and what, specifically, leaders can do to influence the
kind of culture that leads to behavior that’s truly innovative...
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The
Jazz of Innovation:
11 Practice Tips
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Reward idea generation.
People want to know their ideas make a difference. Recognition and
rewards
motivate and encourage people to participate and make quality
contributions. They also demonstrate management commitment to the
innovation program and to the employees...
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Hierarchy of Personal Goals...
Three Basic Needs of People...
Hope – the Foundation of All Motivation...
Pleasure and Pain – the Only Two
Motivators in Life
Differentiating Idea as a Motivational
Tool...
Motivating the
Person:
Two Fundamental Stages...
Inspiring People...
Energizing
Employees...
Motivating the Team...
Nine Laws of Motivation...
Motivational Leadership...
Performance Management...
Motivational Communication...
Motivating Radical Idea Generation...
Translating Principles
Into Fast Action
NLP:
Rules of Self-Motivation...
Three Greatest Rewards of the Universe...
Case in Point
Wall-Mart...
Case in Point
Dell Computers...
Case in Point
Silicon Valley Firms...

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