Gerry L. Wright
@linnswann
Gerry L. Wright
@linnswann
Looking back, the people I hold in the highest regard are the ones who did everything they could—not to beat me, but to empower me on my own path of growth and progress. Leadership is selfless, not selfish. When you learn to empower others, your needs will be served—not because you’re consumed with what you’ll get, but because you’re focused on
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GET BETTER EVERY SINGLE DAY
PROVE THEM WRONG
WORK ON YOUR WEAKNESSES
EXECUTE WHAT YOU PRACTICED
LEARN FROM GREATNESS
LEARN FROM WINS & LOSSES
PRACTICE MINDFULNESS
BE AMBITIOUS
BELIEVE IN YOUR TEAM
LEARN STORYTELLING
Your ability to select the right people and then to delegate effectively to them will determine, as much as any other factor, your project’s success or failure.
The more positive and confident you are, the sharper and quicker your intuitions and solutions will be. Make it a practice to confidently expect things to go well for you.
toward a predetermined objective. If you don’t develop your skills at project management, you will still be involved in projects, but you will always be a team member and never a team leader.

Your conscious decision to keep your mind focused on the good parts of your situation, coupled with your refusal to dwell on the negative parts, will enable your mind to function at its best to help you achieve your goals.