Moolah or Mojo?

  1. February 19th, 2013  | 

Published in Accountability

Why do you do what you do?

Is it only for the money, the cash, the moolah?

Or is it something else?

Sure, money’s important.

But what drives you? What causes you to make the sacrifices you make?

Ever wonder what drives your colleagues?

The best advice my father gave me was this: “Do what you love doing, with people you really care about at a place you really care about.”

What about the money, I asked? It will come, he replied.

After years spent growing my firm for the wrong reasons and focusing more on money than passion, I’m happy to say that today I’m passionate about my work helping successful leaders become even more successful. Sure enough, my father was right.

So get your mojo working. The moolah will follow.

About the Author: Greg Bustin advises some of the world’s most admired companies and leaders, and he’s dedicated a career to working with CEOs and the leadership teams of hundreds of companies in a range of industries. He’s facilitated more than 250 strategic planning sessions, he’s delivered more than 700 keynotes and workshops on every continent except Antarctica, and he coaches leaders who are inspired to take their career to the next level. His fourth leadership book— Accountability: The Key to Driving a High-Performance Culture (McGraw-Hill) —is a Soundview Executive Best Business Book.

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