7 HABITS THAT CHANGE YOUR LIFE Lesson 1

LESSON 1: FROM SOLO TO CONDUCTOR

  • Multipliers have to be comfortable with putting the spotlight on others.
  • Team DNA: We have to see ourselves as people of value that adds value of others.
  • Whose life do you highlight?
  • When we work as a team be intentional about giving other recognition.
  • Coach John Wooden said, “When the ball goes to the basket it took 10 hands.”
  • Meaning that everyone on the team has played an important part.
  • You go slower to go farther.
  • Recognize you need others.
  • Make sure other shine.
  • Help others become better everyday
  • To be able to train and lead people well you have to see them as they can be not as who they are. You have to see where they can go.
  • “Manage is about persuading people to do what the don’t want to do.
  • Leadership is about inspiring people to do what the never thought they could do.” -Steve Jobs
  • Multiplier point out your potential instead of you flaws.
  • “I know this is what you did, but that is not who you are.”

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