Aug 30th 2001 Clemmer Group
People can’t do what they can’t imagine.
— Clemmer Group
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Archive for August, 2001
Aug 28th 2001 Clemmer Group
Life is change. Growth is optional.
Corollary: If the rate of external change exceeds our rate of internal growth we’re eventually going to be changed.
— Clemmer Group
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Aug 26th 2001 James Keebler (author of Keeping Score)
Until customers of measures and owners of measures get together, what gets measured doesn’t necessarily get managed…What gets rewarded gets managed.
— James Keebler (author of Keeping Score)
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Aug 24th 2001 John F Kennedy
There are risks and costs to a program of action, but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction.
— John F Kennedy
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Aug 22nd 2001 Unknown
A motivator is a passion that increases when satisfied.
— Unknown
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Aug 22nd 2001 Unknown
Money doesn’t have the emotional content of a real motivator. Money is a satisfier, not a motivator. When you don’t have it, it’s all you can think about. But when you have it, you don’t really think about it. Motivation decreases as appetite for money is satisfied.
— Unknown
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Aug 20th 2001 Spinoza
To be what we are — to become what you are capable of becoming…is the only end in life.
— Spinoza
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Aug 18th 2001 Soichoro Honda
Success represents the 1 percent of your work which results only from the 99 percent that is called failure.
— Soichoro Honda
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Aug 16th 2001 Simon Walker
When you are faced with a decision - always chose the bolder option. The most extraordinary things are created by ordinary people.
— Simon Walker
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Aug 14th 2001 Martha Rogers (Peppers and Rogers Group)
Brands were built as a substitute for relationships. Today, they are the antithesis of relationships because they can’t — and shouldn’t — change based on information about me, the customer.
— Martha Rogers (Peppers and Rogers Group)
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