Benjamin Franklin and the 12 Rules Of Management

July 31, 2004 by Dane | 2 Comments
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  1. Finish better than your beginnings
  2. All education is self-education
  3. Seek first to manage yourself, then to manage others
  4. Influence is more important than victory
  5. Work hard and watch your costs
  6. Everybody wants to appear reasonable
  7. Create your own set of values to guide your actions
  8. Incentive is everything!
  9. Create solutions for seemingly impossible problems
  10. Become a revolutionary for experimentation and change
  11. Sometimes it’s better to do 1,001 small things right than only one large thing right
  12. Deliberately cultivate your reputation and legacy!

via Guy Welch.

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  • jarche.com on August 1st, 2004 at 5:05 pm

    Ben Franklin & Management

    From Dane are these ageless words of wisdom.

    Benjam

  • Thomas on June 23rd, 2007 at 3:51 am

    I agree, very wise words and the funny part is that sale is basically still the same as it always has been. :-)

    I remember I once heard a audio recording, with a man who was called Benjamin Franklin, it was called the “the closure”

    It was an explanation of how to close a deal, by using the “PRO and CON� technique in a very old school way.

    But one thing for sure, it was very inspiring and motivating.

    My question is?

    Does anybody know where to find this same recording or any other recordings like this on the internet?

    I will be happy to hear from any of you.
    Thank you very much in advance!!

    Thomas
    http://www.soeasypay.com

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