In This Issue
-My Weekly Reminder
-Book Update
-I want Your Success Stories
-Pass it on
My Weekly Reminder
When he was CEO of the Chrysler Group, Dieter Zetsche was credited with turning a “stumbling Detroit automaker” completely around. Shortly after he accepted the position to go back to Germany and head up all of DaimlerChrysler, USA Today listed some of the things he did that contributed to his success: “…he had such a ‘regular guy’ image that, he was simply known by his first name to most people.” The article went on to say that, “…he won approval at Chrysler by jumping in instead of standing aloof. He answered all of his email personally. He ate in the regular cafeteria with the lower ranking employees. He attended a union conference shortly after he took over and stayed for hours until he fielded all the questions from wary United Auto Workers members.” The moral to the Dieter Zetsche story is this: When you are a “regular person”–open, honest, approachable, humble and respectful–people will respect you, work hard for you and will see to it that you are incredibly successful. What’s there not to get?
Book Update
REVVED! is now available in bookstores all over the world! You can also order it from Amazon.com. If you want more information about the book, just click on the image of the cover below. Also, check out the REVVED! web site at www.revvedbook.com. It’s loaded with information about the book and you can register to win a free REVVED! workshop with me–think about it; if you win, we can spend the whole day together getting REVVED! You can also sign up for the free REVVED! newsletter and check out the REVVED! Blog.
I Want Your Success Stories
If you have a success story using some of the ideas that I’ve presented in my Weekly Reminder, my books or my seminars, please send them to me. I would love to read them and possibly print some of them in a future issue of my Reminder. Click here for my email address.
Pass it on
If you know anyone who would like to read my Weekly Reminder, I would very much appreciate it if you would pass it on to them or sign them up. Thank you!
