How to Get Things Done
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2012
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How to get things done. How to increase your self discipline.
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I Love this video. This is a very valuable lesson for I have found this exact issue to be quite detrimental to the progression of many companies, and to even more people's lives. I love that the statement of "No, that's already been tried" is being taught as part of the habit of comfortable inaction that needs to be broken, because their are far to many times that I've been given this response and it frustrates me to no end because the person giving that response doesn't take into consideration any factors or circumstances that would make the first time something was done, different from that current situation. They don't realize that just because something didn't work the first time doesn't mean that it shouldn't be tried again. I mean it's just like in our own lives, we are told to never give up on something we really want and that if we fail, to try again and again until we are successful. So why do so many people feel like it should be different in any aspect of our lives or our business, I don't get it honestly. I mean in companies it's looked at as a waist of time to try certain things for a second time when the desired results aren't reached the first time. But there is a reason that most successful programs are those that have been attempted many many times. The ones that were involved in studies and test trials and had likely failed in some cases but surpassed expectations in other cases. Once is never enough times to try something that could potentially benefit your company or life.
I have just started watching your videos and I am inspired. Keep up the good work. you are changing lives. Thank you Mr Conor.
To be able to listen to you I‘m practicing my english. Please don’t stop teach us. Thank you
Welcome to the Rhetorical Journey!
It's a beautiful thought on taking persuasive action. Thank you Conor. 🌠
Thank you for all the videos you've posted, I like all your advises, tips..etc
hat down for you Sir. Conor Neill !
Noted, Sensei.. Thank you, so much for this!!
How many people realize this is a parable right out of the Bible?
My husband and I had quite a discussion on this some months back.
The company How , for example
I do.
From the beginning I knew it.
Smart, grounded and resourceful.
Big yes for me
Thanks ! Dear ! Conor . God bless You 🙏 .
Thank You. Conor
Another Masterpiece.. Thank you Conor..
Came back to watch this again.. My favourite..
Thanks Conor! Love your videos
thank for your excellent video and I think you the best teacher explain with interesting way
Great inspiration! Thank You from Indonesia.
Interesting video. Of course the Amazon example is a bit hard to digest tough, especially when one hears of the working conditions of employees at the bottom of the corporate food chain. Although that is probably the way with any huge company. The 1000 day thing is quite interesting I find.
Hi Prof. I hope these authors thank you somehow for marketing their books. Right now I have to find the Paddy Miller book and there is more I have purchased just because of you. You are a great person. If you happen to come to South Africa I will be on the front row.
I really like all of your videos. Thank you very much for your attention.
This shows you study your Bible really well
What I get is in other words strive for excellence, but don't strive for perfection as fear of failure keeps people from trying, from taking action.
After 7 years i am watching this. I think u became old now
Òfficial 7 years not more to become old)
yeah,me,too!
I just love you ❤
I just cant seem to get enough of you , you're so intelligent with great sense of humor and valuable knowledge , effective advices easy to practice and apply, I just wish my country would be safe enough one day for you to come lecture in our universities... much love and appreciation, and you have a huge fan from Libya north Africa named narges ..
The parable you used is all I wanted to hear. I'm the third servant who has burried all the talent.
In the words of Kung fu panda “it is not important where you come from, it is only important what you choose to be”
@@ConorNeill I'll keep that in mind. Thank you 💜
The first thing I love in you is your smiling face
Super genius
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The anecdote at the beginning is copied from the Bible "The Parable of the Bags of Gold" (Matthew 25:14-30).
Goid inspirtional messege
Story was close enough to the Bible parable.
Who was that wise man? ;->
Marriages tend to fail after 3 years. This should help maintain them.
I don't like bald head but I love your positivity
Taken from the New Testament, obviously.
i thought talent was about money??
It has a metaphorical use too
A Bible reader?