#More April 6
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Today’s post in the concept of MORE in pursuing excellence.
In the 1980’s when it comes to books written about business one title in usually part of every top 10 list. Tom Peters wrote the best seller “In Search of Excellence“
Tom Peters
Tom Peters is a renowned management guru who has emphasized the importance of excellence in all aspects of business. He believes that in today’s hyper-competitive world, it is not enough to simply be good; one must strive for excellence in order to succeed. Peters encourages individuals and organizations to constantly seek out ways to improve, to push the boundaries, and to never settle for mediocrity. He believes that excellence is not just about achieving great results, but also about creating a culture of excellence that permeates throughout the organization. To Peters, chasing excellence is a never-ending journey, and those who are committed to it are the ones who will ultimately succeed.
Four Concepts about the importance of More in pursuing excellence
| Peters breaks down four MORE ways to obtain excellence in the modern world: |
| 1. Care MORE than others think is wise. When we are fully invested in what we do, we care to the extremes. It almost always makes a difference. |
| 2. Risk MORE than others think is safe. If we are unwilling to take chances and believe in ourselves, how can we ever become excellent? |
| 3. Dream MORE than others think is practical. The world will get out of the way for people who know where they’re going. Dreaming is how we begin our pathway to excellence. |
| 4. Expect MORE than others think is possible. When we constantly raise our level and challenge expectations, we bring those around us to another level. Excellence requires commitment, not contentment. |
So when we care, risk, dream, and expect greater than others we are on the path to excellence.
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