Flippen: You Can Learn a Lot While Standing in Sewage

Posted by Flip Flippen | Posted in Leadership, Relationships | Posted on 26-03-2010 | Print This Post |
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One of the most defining behaviors of consistent high performers that we study such as Gary Kelly, president and CEO of Southwest Airlines, is internal drive. I know that may not surprise you, but let me tell you how critical it is. On our proprietary executive assessment tool, Gary’s self-assessment and his 360-degree assessments were above the 90th percentile, which means he is well above average on his need to accomplish tasks, to go above and beyond, and to spend his time wisely. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...The Five Laws of Personal Constraints by Guest Blogger Flip Flippen The Five Laws of Personal Constraints by Guest Blogger Flip Flippen There’s a reason...Flip Flippen: Separate Great Leaders from Typical Leaders There I sat, listening to...