This very readable book uncovers the skills and qualities that have made Sandhurst a byword for effective leadership. I could not recommend this exceptional book more' General The Lord David Richards, former Chief of the Defence Staff The Internet, technological advancements, and easier access to personal development resources have all contributed to this. We can now instantly share information with other parts of the world, whereas it used to take months. Learn from experience through self-reflection especially from mistakes, failure, and through other people’s endeavors.

From an external perspective, consistency helps to create reliability in service and products. Put simply, businesses need to understand what their customers want, and then give it to them time and time again. If customers trust you to deliver, they are likely to remain loyal. The habit of excellence Caring people who support and believe in you wholeheartedly in your pursuit of your deepest passions. Emmy® Award-winning actor and speaker Max Howard shares the secrets of America’s great theatre ensembles and the star performers who lead them. These are principles learned over 40 years in one of the most competitive, change-driven, stress-filled, financially insecure, emotionally unstable businesses in the world—the professional theatre.

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After you have named your new habit and established its paradigm, you can think about the payoff. Why, exactly, are you doing all this? If nothing immediately comes to mind, think harder. If there’s no reward, you’re probably not going to be successful in establishing better habits. Schedule important habits into your day using an app like Todoist. Learn how to use Todoist to manage your to-do lists, break down big projects into smaller tasks, record ideas, collaborate with co-workers, and rank your priorities. How to successfully manage difficult emotions such as anger, frustration, anxiety, overwhelm and stress. Mostly because people are afraid of failing and they feel compelled to do a perfect job, and they put it off because they feel they won’t achieve it. We tend to think procrastinators are lazy and some are. But most people are not lazy, they are fearful of falling below other people’s expectations.

But personal development has been around for thousands of years. When a simple statement such as this one remains alive for centuries, it is a good idea to stop and recognize its truth. Take a minute to really understand the power and truth behind these words. But if you form the habit of excellence you will unleash your full potential. Everyone has the potential for greatness and the ability to live their best, happiest and most fulfilled life. Conversely, a mediocre, lazy, compromising person will not live in the fulfilment of their destiny and their best life. Visit a gym in the new year and one will notice the influx of ‘new year, new me’ recruits pounding the treadmills and lifting weights. But how many will still be there by the end of March, once motivation runs dry and there’s no sign of a miraculous transformation? An extraordinary read for any leader. Truly brilliant' General Stanley McChrystal, author of Team of Teams Offers proven tools and strategies ... This excellent book challenges popular assumptions about British Army leadership, revealing what makes it the gold standard -- Matthew Syed, author of Rebel IdeasSure, everyone needs to take appropriate breaks for their mental and physical health, but don't just sit around and let time pass you by, waiting for excellence to come to you. Not only can these habits inspire and motivate you to be your best self, they can also encourage you to make more positive changes in your life. Making a lot of small changes by adding these suggested habits to your day can add up to a big change.

The shorter, more popular version of this Aristotle quote has become a guideline for many people who are seeking excellence and success in their lives. The pursuit of excellence will not be an easy path. In fact, it will be extremely difficult. It’s difficult because you have to make sacrifices to let go of lazy habits that are feeding your comfort zone. Within the realms of this comfort zone you feel in control and secure. However, life only rewards those willing to step out of their comfort zone; those who take the actions that the masses are not willing to take; those who make an effort to separate themselves from the crowd and do more than anyone else would ever expect. That is what it means to live in the pursuit of excellence. Very readable. I could not recommend this exceptional book more' General The Lord David Richards, former Chief of the Defence Staff Offers proven tools and strategies ... This excellent book challenges popular assumptions about British Army leadership, revealing what makes it the gold standard' Matthew Syed, author of Rebel Ideas This book is so impactful. If you want to become a better leader, read this book -- Eddie Jones, Head Coach, England national rugby union teamAll you have to do is make no extra effort, do the bare minimum and drift through life without making any difference in the world. You probably will not even be noticed or stand out because there are millions of people who are also mediocre. Offers proven tools and strategies ... This excellent book challenges popular assumptions about British Army leadership, revealing what makes it the "gold standard" Matthew Syed, author of Rebel Ideas This very readable book uncovers the skills and qualities that have made Sandhurst a byword for effective leadership. I could not recommend this exceptional book more General The Lord David Richards, former Chief of the Defence Staff Lieutenant Colonel Langley Sharp's elaboration of the British Army's approach to leadership is comprehensive and clearly written, and provides valuable lessons for soldiers and civilians alike. As organisations grapple with the enormous changes underway - whether due to rapid technological advances or the changes in working practices brought about by the pandemic - understanding the basics of leadership will be essential if leaders and their organisations are to survive and thrive in our fast-paced environment -- Karin von Hippel, Director-General, RUSI