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Leadership Wisdom For Executives, Part III
In our series, the third factor that Ron Carucci discovered successful executives did differently is “Choice.”
Every day brings many choices. For example, you must decide where to best invest your time.
There are many who believe their project is the best use of your time. But true success comes from saying “no” to the distractions and “yes” only to mission critical opportunities.
Matthew 7:14 says, “But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.”
Successful executives learn to say “No” frequently, so they have time for the more important choices.
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What do you believe are the attributes of a successful executive? In this series, a "Harvard Business Review" video highlights four key characteristics uncovered by Ron Carucci. Bible references are cited for each of the four characteristics to reveal the wisdom hidden within his findings.
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