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For Values Or Guiding Principles To Be Truly Effective They Have To Be Verbs. It's Not "integrity," It's "always Do The Right Thing." It's Not "innovation," It's "look At The Problem From A Different Angle." Articulating Our Values As Verbs Gives Us A Clear Idea - We Have A Clear Idea Of How To Act In Any Situation.

The Only Time I Waste Is Time I Spend Doing Something That, In My Gut, I Know I Shouldn't. If I Choose To Spend Time Playing Video Games Or Sleeping In, Then It's Time Well Spent, Because I Chose To Do It. I Did It For A Reason - To Relax, To Decompress Or To Feel Good, And That Was What I Wanted To Do.

It Doesn't Matter How Much We Know, It Matters How Clearly Others Can Understand What We Know.

Some In Management Positions Operate As If They Are In A Tree Of Monkeys. They Make Sure That Everyone At The Top Of The Tree Looking Down Sees Only Smiles. But All Too Often, Those At The Bottom Looking Up See Only Asses.

In This Age Of Omniconnectedness, Words Like 'network,' 'community' And Even 'friends' No Longer Mean What They Used To. Networks Don't Exist On Linkedin. A Community Is Not Something That Happens On A Blog Or On Twitter. And A Friend Is More Than Someone Whose Online Status You Check.