8 Leadership Lessons from Billionaires
Leadership
March 6, 2014
Meghan Biro
Topics
Leadership, TalentCulture, workplace
Ted Coine shared 8 Leadership Lessons from Billionaires over on the Talent Culture blog. Check it out!
Being rich doesn’t mean you’re wise, and it doesn’t mean you’re good. All it means for sure is that you’re rich.
With that caveat firmly in place, let me share some of my favorite leadership tidbits. I’ve gathered these nuggets of wisdom from some of our most famous business leaders with the notion that you can learn something from anyone. Often, all you need is one truly useful lesson, not the person’s entire worldview. Some people on this list fall into that category.
Lesson 1: Titles don’t mean squat.
John Rockefeller never owned controlling interest in Standard Oil, and his official job title was vice president.
#Purpose and meaning are essential to creating a high-performance organization. When people believe their work matters, they contribute differently. ~ @CABachelder #WeekendWisdom #LeadChange https://t.co/pW6ZTrDs86
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Oh my Lanta! #leadchange #talk2wftda
Create impact on the world as a leader. #leadership #leadchange https://t.co/xWjLweYe2B
