Ultimate Action Guide: Repeatable excellence via reliability and competency
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A colleague and I were discussing “leadership” and what that truly meant. We
                        
came up with this analogy, which I hope you’ll enjoy.
                        
Moving rocks for a living? Imagine you move rocks for a living. The more rocks you
                        
move, the more you’re paid. You don’t move rocks, you don’t get paid. Thus, you
                        
understand the direct linkage between putting in time and compensation. This is
                        
the hourly wage model– some rock movers get paid more than others, whether
                        
flipping burgers, working in a big corporation, or drilling teeth. The more teeth
                        
you can drill, the more you’re paid. Are you a corporate wage slave or someone
                        
who is paid piecemeal? This was me for twenty years of my life– a prostitute
                        
selling my time for money. Whether I billed $5 per hour or $250– it was the same
                        
thing. One day in the proverbial quarry, you decide that moving more rocks to get
                        
paid more was not the right answer. At best, you might move 20% more rocks
                        
than the other guy on a particular day, but it wasn’t sustainable. So you leave the
                        
quarry for 7 days, much to the surprise of your fellow laborers. In that time you
                        
move no rocks and make no income.
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Publication date  :  June 12, 2022
                        
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A colleague and I were discussing “leadership” and what that truly meant. We
                        
came up with this analogy, which I hope you’ll enjoy.
                        
Moving rocks for a living? Imagine you move rocks for a living. The more rocks you
                        
move, the more you’re paid. You don’t move rocks, you don’t get paid. Thus, you
                        
understand the direct linkage between putting in time and compensation. This is
                        
the hourly wage model– some rock movers get paid more than others, whether
                        
flipping burgers, working in a big corporation, or drilling teeth. The more teeth
                        
you can drill, the more you’re paid. Are you a corporate wage slave or someone
                        
who is paid piecemeal? This was me for twenty years of my life– a prostitute
                        
selling my time for money. Whether I billed $5 per hour or $250– it was the same
                        
thing. One day in the proverbial quarry, you decide that moving more rocks to get
                        
paid more was not the right answer. At best, you might move 20% more rocks
                        
than the other guy on a particular day, but it wasn’t sustainable. So you leave the
                        
quarry for 7 days, much to the surprise of your fellow laborers. In that time you
                        
move no rocks and make no income.
ASIN  :  B0B3Z6YPKM
                        
Publication date  :  June 12, 2022
                        
Language  :  English
                        
File size  :  9277 KB
                        
Text-to-Speech  :  Enabled
                        
Screen Reader  :  Supported
                        
Enhanced typesetting  :  Enabled
                        
X-Ray  :  Not Enabled
                        
Word Wise  :  Enabled
                        
Sticky notes  :  On Kindle Scribe
                        
Print length  :  64 pages
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