"He who is firm in will molds the world to himself."
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
18th century German poet/author
A poetic argument for being strong-willed, but what this doesn't mention is the equally important need for power to back up your conviction.
And it also doesn't take into account that one can be both strong-willed and wrong at the same time.
Just beginning your career, or maybe wondering why 10 years into it, you're not getting promotions as are your peers?
Think about your will power, ability to reason, and power to influence others, in concert with each other as opposed to being separate entities.
Too much of one, too little of the others and you won't get where you want to be.
just one more thing they don't but should teach you in b school
ReplyDeleteYou're right Kevin. Business education is more about "what" than "how".
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