Do you prefer to lead or follow? Or neither?
Topic #222:
Do you prefer to lead or follow? Or linger in the middle and never fully commit to anything?
I am a Leader.
I admire Tony Robbins and try to follow him as much as I can.
Anthony Robbins
Anthony Robbins is the original “coach” who is often credited with pioneering the current genre of success experts. He is a highly sought after speaker and the author of numerous books. He became well known through the use of firewalking in his seminars. He initially studied Neuro-Linguistic Programming, but went on to develop his own methods. He is now considered as the Leader of Leaders and the world’s most recognized success coach. Follow Tony Robbins on Twitter @TONYRobbins What Changed for 2010: Tony Robbins moved up one spot on the 2010 Top Leadership list for his ever present contributions to the leadership industry. NBC recently announced that it picked-up eight episodes of a new reality show starring Tony Robbins, He spoke at the TED conference, and continues to coach some of the most successful leaders on the planet. |
Posted by eof737 on August 19, 2011 at 10:48 AM
In order to lead, we must be able to follow… I love Tony Robbins work and his passion for getting people to get out of their rut… I’ll never forget the fire walk in Atlanta in 2006.
Posted by Carl D'Agostino on August 17, 2011 at 7:07 PM
In most things of which I have been part, I had my turn at holding the gavel for a spell. One very discouraging thing always happened: dearest friends became bitter enemies, others remained loyal and others were drawn into my loop. In all cases I always did what was best for the entire group without a personal agenda and without self aggrandizement. It never remained principals over personalities. The lost friendships come with the territory esp when you have to make those catch - 22 decisions. Depleted I do not accept such roles any more but do remain a contributor often in the background. You do not have the be president to bring improvements.