Dave Anderson
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CEO of LearnToLead, Author, speaker. Game Changer Life Podcast, “Mr. Accountability”. Deleted X in '23, now back. #EDMED #RedBeltMindset
Agoura Hills, California
Joined December 2024
Time is short and so are attention spans. I post one quote, quip or tip daily, and occasionally a bonus. Life gets better when we do so let's grow!
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RT @learntolead100: Wednesday Wisdom. Check out today's wisdom from the "Up Your Business Bullet" in Dave's book, Up Your Business! 7 Steps….
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This principle helps you build relational momentum with people you have very little in common with.
John Maxwell teaches the 101% Principle, which is to find the 1% you have in common with someone and give it 100% of your energy and effort. Yesterday, an event hosted at the Galpin Auto Collection in Van Nuys provided an opportunity to apply this principle with attendees from
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RT @learntolead100: In his continuing series, Dave covers overcoming the 3rd temptation of successful organizations….Continue Leading thro….
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Dave Anderson explores the third temptation faced by successful organizations: leaders who stop leading from the front.
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A key difference between getting through a book and getting from a book is taking meaningful action after you read the book!.
Books won’t change you unless you change something because of the book…
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As a leader you’ve got to do your part. Here’s an example:.
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The Ventura County Sheriff shared a great Ronald Reagan leadership story over coffee this morning on encouraging conflict. .
Leadership Lesson from President Reagan:. Over coffee with Ventura County Sheriff Jim Fryhoff this morning, he shared how a former Secret Service agent on Reagan’s detail told him that when Reagan was debating a tough issue with advisors there would come a time when he’d ask
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An example of the importance of staying ready so you don't have to get ready. An LAPD ride along to remember.
A decade ago I took my first LAPD ride along thru South Central L.A. The hosting sergeant showed me where the weapons were in the SUV and how to work the radio to call for help in an emergency. She explained if we were fired upon that the windows weren't bullet-proof but the
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In this episode I give three daily steps for holding yourself accountable. It’s more about having a strong process than a strong will.
Podcast Tuesday. How to Hold Yourself More Accountable. In this episode, Dave and Ryan discuss how accountability is one of the best things you can do FOR yourself. Classic Episode 387. Listen in here: #DaveAnderson
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RT @learntolead100: I had the privilege of attending a private event at the Galpin Auto Collection in Van Nuys today, where L.A. Mayor Kare….
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If you can’t do it in practice and training, you need more practice and training! Put in the reps!.
My sensei says, “he who hesitates levitates in a horizontal position. Don’t practice until you get it right, but until you can’t get it wrong.”. If you have to think about how to do a technique—close a deal, overcome an objection, address a poor performer, or disarm an
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When you take a moral stand based on your beliefs, you may make those living otherwise uncomfortable. Critics, trolls & cancel-culture clowns take shots to subdue you into silence. Expect it & stay true to you. Light attracts bugs & the brighter the light, the more swarming the.
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Every teammate needs this nudge, especially those with the "Disease of Me".
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Reflect but don't regret, at least not for long. Regret weakens and distracts you and lures you away from a present where you have power to a past where you have none. You can't go back and start over again, but you can start today and make a new end.
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Thanks Tattered Cover Books in Denver’s Airport for the nice book display!. From page 17: . “Elevating your excellence isn’t about doing your best sometimes, but endeavoring to give your all consistently, in all you do, so that delivering your best becomes automatic for you.”
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An survey of 800 employers found when interviewing college grads:. 53% made poor eye contact.50% wanted unreasonable pay.47% dressed inappropriately .27% used tacky language.21% refused to turn camera on for virtual interview.17% brought a parent with them.
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The world needs more Veronica’s! . #RedBeltMindset.
Veronica wasn’t originally scheduled to attend my seminar in Los Angeles. However, she had already read one of my books and approached her managers with a strong request to be there. They agreed. When your people are hungry, feed them! Oftentimes, when driven people are in an
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This recipe is elevated excellence! It originated from Sicilian grandpa, Nonno Cipriani. His secret was in the 7th hour of simmering, add a pinch of Calabrian peppers, molasses, stick of butter, & 1\2 cup of brewed coffee.
Weekend Unwind. One of my weekend passions is homemade Italian cooking. This made-from-scratch marinara and meatball dinner paired with Amarone is a keeper! Make time to unwind this weekend!
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I've had Geo in my leadership seminars for 24 years. His path has been an inspiring one. #RedBeltMindset.
Don’t let others reduce your vision to their comfort zone. Friends and peers told Geovanni he was crazy for leaving his chef's job at the Beverly Hills Hotel to run the food service operation at @GalpinMotors . He's now leading six enterprises within the organization's locations
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Entitlement is showing up but not stepping up, then complaining about the success you don't have from the work you won't do. You're not owed what you want or need, but what you earn.
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