If We Inspire People, They

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.

Stress And Anxiety At Work Have Less To Do With The Work We Do And More To Do With Weak Management And Leadership.

The World Is A Bell Curve. Classroom Test Scores, Employee Performance In A Company Or How Many People Really, Really Like You. No Matter The Population You're Studying, They Always Fit Neatly Across The Standard Deviations Of The Famous Bell Curve.

Curiosity Is Essential For Progress. Only When We Look To Worlds Beyond Our Own Can We Really Know If There's Room For Improvement.

Pilots Have Their Names Painted Just Beneath The Canopy Of Their Aircraft. This Gives The Pilot A Sense Of Ownership For His Or Her Jet. What's More, Like Cars, Each Aircraft Has Its Own Personality, So It's Important For A Pilot To Get To Know And Love His Aircraft.