Motivation

The power behind motivating others is derived from a self-motivated leader:

1)    An unmotivated leader is a tyrant; lazy, controlling, and uneducated. Revolt will be born, not motive.

2)    False motivation will not reach all and shows sign of incompetencey.

3)    Respect will create ease for motivation.

4)    Sanity, knowledge, goals/aims, security, and foresight are needed for motivation.

5)    Truth. With the true knowing of your own motive, you will learn to motivate others.

6)    Falsification is corrosive. It will not fill minds, except those like their own, simple-minded and nearing empty.

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Impending Change

The idea of change, in and of itself, can be a frightening one; the feeling conjured forth from the knowing that you are ready to make that change can be far more gut wrenching.


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