Part of being a leader is giving back. I am not talking about material things, althought that is also important. I am referring to those things that you simply cannot put a value.
Good habits. Accountability. Integrity. Honesty.
The people you lead, will learn from you. They are always observing you. You are on the stage every day even if you are not aware.
If they see you doing good, they will learn.
Lead by example.
You must take time and put in the effort to develop future leaders. This what sets you apart from just being a good leader to being a great leader.
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
Monday, 4 September 2017
Pyramid Schemes
The promise of large
returns.
That is what attracts
people when they hear others, usually their family members, neighbours, friends
or colleagues talking about a pyramid schemes. Of course, it is never called
pyramid scheme. It is often disguised as multi-level marketing and it usually
promotes goods of questionable quality.
The promoters of
pyramid schemes make their money by having others join the scheme. The large
membership fees and other payments are the source of income and when the scheme
collapses, those who are the bottom or near bottom are the ones that suffer
financially as well as a myriad of negative emotion that usually accompanies it.
You should be on alert
when;
- You are offered a
chance to join a group that involves large upfront fees and recruiting others.
- The scheme involves
overpriced goods or services with questionable quality
- The promoter makes
claims that it is not a pyramid scheme.
- The discussion is
always about money and very little is mentioned about the product.
Sometimes the people
you trust may be promoting these schemes without knowing any better. Do not be
pressured to join.
Pyramid schemes are
illegal almost anywhere in the world, not only to promote it but to participate
in one.
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