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When we are born we have a natural urge, a biogenetic heritage to be Achievers. An Achiever is problem-centered, goal-oriented, and self-reliant, maximizing his potential to reach the highest levels of competence and self-fulfillment.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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The Carolina Way: Lessons on Leadership and Teambuilding from a Life of Coaching
Co-written by Dean Smith and Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D. with John Kilgo
When leaders spend any time looking at what happened in the past, other than to learn from it, they have just wasted their future. When a person focuses on their past, it helps to ensure they will fail in the future.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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At this moment, hundreds of thousands of managers, business owners and CEOs are angry because one or more of their employees are performing poorly. Ask any of them to name their greatest business challenge, and they'll answer unequivocally: finding and keeping good people.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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Once you accept this essential truth of human existence that you will face one hundred problems a day, each and every day of your life ceases to be difficult. Respond to your problems by looking for what is unique and interesting about them and brainstorm creative ways to solve them. Turn them into an opportunity for fun and solutions.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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People have a low level of communication skills compared to what is demanded or possible. Therefore, their ability to master the seven essential skills of communications is a key to their success.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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When I listen to parents, they tell me they want their children to be three things: proud legacies, loving friends, and people worthy of respect. Ultimately what all parents want are achieving, responsible, contributing children who are happy. Therefore, the nicest gift you could ever give them is to make them feel loved, valued, in control of their lives, responsible, peaceful, and free. And you can do all this without money.
-Gerald D. Bell, Ph.D.
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