Mindfulness at Linkedin

Just read this short article and it is great – Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/linkedin-ceo-jeff-weiner-on-management-2015-7#ixzz3elj245iF

Great to know that this type of management gave him recognition and business effectiveness.

From the manager’s side, “anyone’s knee-jerk reaction is to become defensive or equally frustrated or angry, maybe anxious, as opposed to taking a moment to understand where that person’s coming from,” Weiner said. “And more often than not, if we can become spectators to our own thoughts in those moments, especially as we become emotional, we’ll recognize that they may be triggering something in us.”

If you let that trigger take hold of you, he continued, “then you get involved in this very vicious cycle, where they’re angry, you’re angry, and you’re not being rational per se, you’re not being logical, you’re not trying to win, you’re not trying to achieve a shared sense of purpose. It’s just about being right and getting your point across.”

Helping your customers with intention

You need to have intention.

Good intention. Intention that comes from your values.

In marketing the whole brand experience have to say one thing – your intention. This is what you can give to the world. With all the brand touchpoints you have to figure out a way to address your customers needs. You have to know what they want, where they want it and when.

Than, when you be there when they need you, they will be happy and grateful.

Be there for them.

Screwing the screw

Focus is most important thing in productivity and happiness.

Do what you have to do when you have to do it.

Simple.

I dare you to try.

Saying no

When a plane goes down parents should first put on the oxygen masks on themselves. And after that on their children.

You need to find balance between caring and looking after.