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   Eagle leadership: The principle of focus Eagle eye leadership: What do you focus on and prioritize as the leader of your business? Activity is not the same as productivity. Motion does not always signify progress. Activity is not necessarily accomplishment. Diligence is not necessarily effectiveness. Faithfulness is never the same as fruitfulness. Not all efforts bring about results. There is a world of difference between getting things done (busy) and getting results (progress). Telling the difference is what this article is all about. Knowing the difference is what really makes some leaders more successful than others. Making a to-do list for your entire task will give you a boost on your productivity. You will be able to focus on one task, plus, it will help you organize from the least priority up to the top priority. Great leaders are not a repository of everything or anything; they are repositories of only what matters. They don’t see everything, they only see w

TODAY WE WOULD BE LOOKING AT THE PRINCIPLES OF SUCCESS THROUGH THE LIFE OF AN EAGLE WHICH ARE BIRDS OF LIGHT. Eagles are birds of light.they hunt by day, they fly by day and they feed by day. They are truly creature of light. Eagles are remarkably clean birds, preferring to kill their own prey which usually consist of fish, rabbits, squirrels, and other small game.in fact these birds in their natural settings have little appetite for decaying and rotting flesh that attracts crows, vultures and other scavengers. Eagles seems to have a high standards. They want the best in life, not the rubbish....so if you want to fly with the eagles you must strive for the very best. There must be a commitment to excellence. Those who desire to soar with the eagles should love excellence and shun mediocrity. Excellence is not achieved by accident. what we aim at determine what we will become and, while we may not always make our goals, our goals will always make us. To aim at excellen

When I looked back on my days as an athlete, I understood what was different. I remembered what (or who) made me push myself even when I didn’t want to. The difference was, as an athlete, I had structured days and a coach to report to. Structure keeps us focused and a coach keeps pushing and challenging us. Thankfully I passed this stage and I founded  an online coaching service that helps people achieve their goals. I decided to collect the lessons I’ve learned along the way and to share them with others, like you, striving to better themselves. 1. Focus on commitment, not motivation. Just how committed are you to your goal? How important is it for you, and what are you willing to sacrifice in order to achieve it? If you find yourself fully committed, motivation will follow. Here’s how to focus on commitment. 2. Seek knowledge, not results. If you focus on the excitement of discovery, improving, exploring and experimenting, your motivation will always be fueled. If y