Making champions
Today I am going to talk you very
briefly about some key points when treating with young people. Those are very
simple but simultaneously quite effective. Although I will go through different
aspects, all of these points are focused in a primary need which helps developing
effective people: principle-centered
character. Therefore, it is important to give positive feedback, to encourage interests,
to create a family culture and last but not least giving support, resources and
feedback.
One day I learnt how big the
impact from positive feedback can
be. How many times did we give or have got feedback in a negative way? Have you
ever thought to give the opposite? Praising people for what they have done
successfully? Whenever you give feedback, try to do it in a constructive way,
whether is positive or negative. A big percentage of the self-esteem is based
on receiving nice words from our job. If you want to improve the motivation of
people, whether they are your employees, colleagues, classmates or your
children, try to praise them, to let them know that what they have done is
awesome job and you are proud of them. The amazingly positively increase in
their self-esteem you can provoke is absolutely effective.
Have you ever heard your kids telling
you...? “Dad I want to join the tennis team, or basketball team, or any other
activity. Well, whenever you meet this moment, it is important to support them,
to encourage them to give it a try, especially when you see potential on it.
Thus, you will be creating an
opportunity to let them grow and develop their skills. That is not only
applicable for “kids” but for many people who are around you. I am quite sure
that you have heard before from your friends, colleagues or any other people
from your circle that they want to try something new in any kind of activity. From
now on, do not forget encouraging them to give that try so that they can have
the opportunity to wake up the skill they might have inside. “If you never try you will never know”.
Sometimes people fail in
maintaining the relationship and by relationship I might mean your family, your
friends or inside your company. Today I am going to give you one advice I
learnt from a book I read no long time ago: regular events. It is highly impactful to set up regularly
enjoyable events such as holidays, dinner, sport events, special days, etc. so
that we have the possibility to share our thoughts, to give feedback, to get to
know each other and so on and so forth. In that way you will be creating a culture. The power of culture is immeasurable
and it can provide you many advantages to improve the relationship at home,
work or any kind of circle you might have. Give it a try and you will see
results.
Last but not least, it is
important to remind ourselves that our team, family or friends need support in
terms of resources or feedback so that they can achieve whatever task is
assigned in a successful way or, at least, they could try their best. Delegation
on tasks is necessary but as well as the support we give them. One day I heard
from a teacher, “give them the monkey to
take care of him but first let them know how you would do that, and then wait for
results without intervening”.
Was it useful? I hope yes. Before
you start applying these advices take some time to come up with your real principles and try to build your
actions on that principle. The power of it will bring the best performance of
you because whatever you are doing, it has been done based on your principles.
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