Last month, in “Entrepreneurs: 13 (Times 6) Ways to Succeed In 2013” and “Entrepreneurs: 13 More Ways to Succeed in 2013,” I published professional coach Dusan Djukich’s articles on his principles for success for this year. As Mr. Djukich observes in his book, Straight-Line Leadership (p. 42), leading by example is the most powerful form of leadership. He has set an example by writing four more pieces to round out his series.
Here are the links, with excerpts:
13 Tools Successful Entrepreneurs Can Utilize To Achieve More Powerful Results
Do more of what makes you stronger. Do less of what makes you weaker. Make the majority of your choices growth choices, as opposed to comfort choices.
13 Powerful Traits Successful Entrepreneurs Demonstrate Every Day
Successful entrepreneurs acknowledge that there is a price to be paid in life for what they want to create, or what they want to resolve, and they are completely willing to pay the price. While others may waiver, the commitment of successful entrepreneurs is absolute.
13 Things That Highly Successful Entrepreneurs Understand That Most People Don’t
What highly successful entrepreneurs understand, at a deep level, is that what you understand doesn’t matter much when it comes to producing a result. Sure, having knowledge is a good start, but fundamentally it’s always who you are and how you operate in life that will determine what you do with what you know.
13 Hard Truths That Successful Entrepreneurs Live By
The only thing that you need to know to change your life is that you are the only one who can change your life. Successful entrepreneurs get this distinction and act on it.
Conclusion
Mr. Djukich makes this observation in his book (p. 182):
The most effective coaches in the business world are those who bring out the power inherent in their clients. The best leaders do the same thing.
Mr. Djukich’s wisdom, expressed in his book and the eleven pieces in this series, will help entrepreneurs find and use their own inherent power.
