Managing People: 5 Tactics For Improving Yourself And Your EmployeesPosted by Manning Woodard on May 24th, 2021 The best gift a manager can give her/his employees is inspiring and teaching employees how to become more resilient to allow them to implement their abilities and willingness to look at any situation making it into something better and more life-enhancing. "The simple truth is, exactly what has happened in my life... that I thought would have been a crushing event back then, has turned out for the better." -- Warren Buffett (1930 - ) -- American businessman and philanthropist. resilience: speedy recovery from problems: the ability to recover quickly from setbackselasticity: the ability of matter to spring back quickly into shape after being bent, stretched, or deformed. (Encarta) From time-to-time most of us fail as a result of: (a) our personal doing (refusing to manage or just being blind to the reality); (b) another person's actions (stabbing me in the back); (c) an external, uncontrollable events (such as the current financial meltdown); or (d) a mix of all of the above. That's life. As the saying goes, "Bad the unexpected happens to get affordable people." We can take some perverse security in that it's also correct that bad the unexpected happens to bad and stupid people. 5 tactics to boost yourself as well as your employees... 1. Accept precisely what is. It is the starting point working one's exit with the present situation. I have to know were I am to get at where I want to go. 2. Focus on where I want to be. Digest the reality that I am following a better future. Trying is alright. attempting is slacking off. Acting with force and persistence for making my future happen works. 3. Failures are the classroom for learning. We all live inside the room for improvement. Stop whining regarding Live streaming , painful situation. Give the self-centered indisputable fact that I am stupid, bad or... since this is happening in my experience. Bad, painful experiences would be the entrance fees to wisdom. 4. Carry on. With a little help from your pals. We are not alone. We have people within our lives which can be waiting in the wings to offer us some help. Open the eyes, heart and mind in their mind. 5. Re view , revise, reinforce. Get feedback and "feedforward." As click says, "What got me here will not likely get me there." There it is. Go forth and improve -- if you choose to adopt the assignment.Like it? Share it! More by this author |