Leadership and Motivation Guide
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In any leadership scenario, you are sure to come across the term motivation. Today’s corporate leaders are quite aware how the right kind of motivation can serve their purpose in a better way. Quite frankly, motivation has become the buzzword in everything that we do. Whether it is a leader trying to extract the best productivity from his or her team, or it is a teacher trying to induce students to give in their optimal performance, it is all about motivation. In this book, our endeavor is to tell you the best way in which you can make people work. If you are at the helm of affairs, you will understand how difficult it is to make people work, whether you want them to work collectively or individually. In any case, the method that is employed—and the one that you need to hone to perfection—is about motivating people. You have to learn how to inspire and motivate others. You have to learn that this kind of inspiration helps people do much better than any amount of rebuke or orders.
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Leadership and Motivation Guide - Howard Dillard
Introduction
In any leadership scenario, you are sure to come across the term motivation. Today’s corporate leaders are quite aware how the right kind of motivation can serve their purpose in a better way.
Quite frankly, motivation has become the buzzword in everything that we do. Whether it is a leader trying to extract the best productivity from his or her team, or it is a teacher trying to induce students to give in their optimal performance, it is all about motivation.
In this book, our endeavor is to tell you the best way in which you can make people work. If you are at the helm of affairs, you will understand how difficult it is to make people work, whether you want them to work collectively or individually. In any case, the method that is employed—and the one that you need to hone to perfection—is about motivating people.
You have to learn how to inspire and motivate others. You have to learn that this kind of inspiration helps people do much better than any amount of rebuke or orders.
If you just tell people a single nice word for their contribution, they are going to feel much better about it and then they will surely do a great job. This is what everyone is doing right now… they are trying to make people feel good so that they go ahead and give everything their best shot.
Keeping true to the title of this book, our effort here is to make people do a great job by inspiring them. This could be just a mere word, or it could be something as simple as giving them a job that they really like to do. Or, you might have to try the carrot and stick approach, or give them some incentive that they really cannot afford to miss. It is only when you plan such strategies that people will work for you.
And, this is not applicable only in a leadership or a mentorship setup. You can try this almost anywhere. If your children are not obeying you, you can try this method to make them obey you in a better way. If your friend is not seeing why he or she should do something that you want them to do, try