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The Power Of Engagement

A new page has turned with the election of Barack Obama as our new president.  Old barriers30518629 have been torn down and we are all anxious to see what the future holds with his leadership.

I have discussed in many posts the value of engaging your employees.  You have to admit that Barack Obama engaged people, and that was the power to his success.  He changed the history of how states traditionally voted, he engaged the younger generation, and he rallied a voter turn out as should be expected in a democracy.  When was last time a presidential candidate drew crowds of 50,000 or more. He did.  Now do you believe me when I tout that engaging your employees will get you bottom line results?

Barack tapped into the emotions of America to drive success.  You to can tap into the emotions of your employees and then drive that success with facts, financial information, and some type of ownership.  As humans we thrive on emotion not logic.  The power of love, hate, hope, faith, and fear have changed the face of the world a million times - some to the good, some to the bad.

When someone (new employee, customer, vendor, et cetera) walks into your company, what emotion will they experience?  Is it fear, hate, loathing, envy, or maybe nothing at all OR... is it love, kindness, concern, hope, pride, and a sense of welcome.  Maybe it is time for you to change the face of your company as you look to the challenges of the future.

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