About Management: No Excuses

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From Dan McCarthy, your Guide to Management

"I'm too beat. I'm too slow. Too big. I ate too much for breakfast. I got a headache. It's raining. My dog is sick. I can't right now. I'm not inspired. It makes me smell bad.

I'm allergic to stuff. I'm fat. I'm thin. It's too hot. I'm not right. I've got shin splits. A Headache. I'm distracted. I'm exerting myself too much. I'd love to really but I can't, I just can't. My favorite show is on.

I've got a case of the Mondays. The Tuesdays. The Wednesdays. I don't want to do this; I want to do something else. After New Years. Next week. I might make a mistake. I got home and I feel bloated. I have gas.

I got a hot date. My coach hates me. My mom won't let me. I bruise easily. It's too dark. It's too cold. My blister hurts. This is dangerous. Ahhh sorry, I don't have a bike. I didn't get enough sleep. My tummy hurts. It's not in my genes. I don't want to look all tired out. I need a better coach.

I don't like getting tackled. I have a stomach ache. I'm not the athletic type. I don't want to get sweaty. I have better things to do. I don't want to slow you down. Do I have to do this? As soon as I get a promotion. I think I'll sit this one out.

Man, my feet hurt."

 

What's your lame excuse for not investing in your employee's development? Read more to see if yours is on the top 10 list.

 

Once you've made the smart choice to grow your employees, you'll want to use the GROW model to coach them using these 70 awesome questions. Read more.

 

Comments, questions, suggestions? You can email me at management@aboutguide.com.

 

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Have a great week!

 

Regards,

 

Dan

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