FORMULA FOR DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP

My own success in almost every endeavor has been the result of integrating the timely and effective performance of related Job Tasks with the adherence to proven Leadership Principles and expressing those tasks and principles as Positive Affirmations.
During my thirty three year management career and my twenty year consulting career, I read hundreds of books and articles, listened to dozens of tapes and CD’s, and attended more seminars and workshops than I can count in an effort to learn all I could about personal growth, leadership and success.
Every book, article, tape, CD and seminar contained good ideas and useful concepts.
However, what always seemed to be missing was that one resource that a person—one who wants to enter the field of management and leadership or one who already has management and leadership experience—can study and apply the knowledge to his or her own endeavor with a minimum of effort and time, and a measurable degree of success.
I sincerely believe that The Formula
“PT + DLP + PA = DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP” fills that need.
I wrote much of this self-help tutorial many years ago for myself as a young manager. I have re-written it for every position I’ve held since that time, including business owner, consultant and seminar teacher.
When I decided to become a published author I even wrote a similar version as a tutorial for myself and other writers.
With each version and update:
I developed a written list of all the job tasks necessary for effectively performing whatever job I was responsible for.
I developed a written list of all the dynamic leadership principles that I could identify with.
I wrote each of the job tasks and leadership principles as a positive affirmation.
Positive affirmations work according the law of displacement. My mind can concentrate on only one thought at a time. I consciously feed my mind positive thoughts through affirmations; therefore, I displace any negative thoughts I may have at the moment.
Repetition of this process forms new thought habits, and therefore creates new thought patterns. I continue to feed my mind positive affirmations until virtually all negative thoughts, all doubts, all fears, and all indecisions have been displaced.
Reading my Job Task Positive Affirmations daily helps me learn each assignment so thoroughly that I can perform the job without giving conscious thought to the task at hand. The job becomes a work habit.
Reading my Dynamic Leadership Principles daily reinforces my belief in the value of each principle as it applies to my life and my work. Dynamic Leadership becomes a mental habit.
Performing the right tasks with the right mental attitude has become a way of life for me. The formula works.