You Basically Get What You Reward. If

It's Not Only A Matter Of When To Do Things, But Whether Or Not To Do Them At All.

An Effective Goal Focuses Primarily On Results Rather Than Activity. It Identifies Where You Want To Be, And, In The Process, Helps You Determine Where You Are. It Gives You Important Information On How To Get There, And It Tells You When You Have Arrived. It Unifies Your Efforts And Energy. It Gives Meaning And Purpose To All You Do.

I Find Most Meetings Are A Waste Of Time, Because They Are So Ill-prepared And There's Little Opportunity For True Synergy In Producing Better Solutions Than What Anyone Originally Thought Of. So I Work Hard To Only Attend Those Meetings That Have Strategic Importance And Miss All Kinds Of Other Seemingly Urgent Meetings.

An Empowering Mission Statement Has To Become A Living Document, Part Of Our Very Nature, So That The Criteria We've Put Into It Are Also In Us, In The Way We Live Our Lives Day By Day.

We Judge Ourselves By Our Intentions. And Others By Their Actions.