Monday, January 21, 2019

The Excellence Dividend

Today's blog post is based on a podcast from The Art of Manliness, which featured an interview with Tom Peters, author of "In Search of Excellence".
Today on the show, Tom and I discuss why the human touch and striving for excellence is what will give companies and workers an advantage in today’s market. Tom shares why execution beats strategy in business and in life, how companies can develop a culture of excellence, and why the businesses that put customers first win in the long run. Tom then makes the impassioned case that business managers should see themselves as “coaches of excellence” and that they have more of an impact on the lives of people than we give them credit for.
Basically, I think it boils down to the human touch...something that SendOutCards makes easy.

Show Highlights

  • Why Tom likes using the word “excellence” in regards to business 
  • The real threat to American jobs here in the 21st century 
  • Why Apple products actually succeeded (despite never appearing on time) 
  • Why execution matters more than strategy, planning, and philosophy 
  • Hotelier Conrad Hilton’s secret to success
  • How can managers establish a culture of excellence?
  • Why “soft” human skills are so important 
  • Brett’s criteria for hiring contractors and vendors 
  • Tom’s most important criteria for leaders 
  • The art of managing by wandering around 
  • The “14 = 14” idea 
  • How managers can truly make a difference in the lives of their employees
Listen to the podcast to find out more.

Interesting days


Today - Blue MondayHugging DaySquirrel Appreciation DayGranola Bar DayInternational Sweatpants DayPlaydate Day and Martin Luther King Day

Tomorrow - Answer Your Cat’s Questions DayBlonde Brownie DayCelebration Of Life Day and Hot Sauce Day

Next Monday - Bubble Wrap Appreciation DayData Privacy DayBlueberry Pancake DayKazoo Day and Global Community Engagement Day

February 21 - Sticky Bun Day, Introduce A Girl To Engineering Day and International Mother Language Day


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