We hire people we’re aligned with.
Then we lead with repetition.
Core values aren’t something we “train.”
They’re the standard.
We hire people who already live them—and then reinforce them until they’re second nature.
Here are the 5 core values that define our team 👇 🧵
Vice President Vance to Marines at the 250th USMC anniversary celebration:
“I realized I had a responsibility to something so much greater than myself. And I had an obligation to act on that feeling of duty.”
@KurtisCarman I think we’re all feeling a little radicalized today. If a person thinks this is funny, they’re evil. The lines are being drawn clearer than ever before.
I learned this lesson from my father-in-law. He retired at 55 as well. After a while, he started getting bored and wanted to get back in the game, but I didn’t know how. He built the business he sold from scratch and didn’t want to start over. He told me it’s his biggest regret in life.
Meeting with a seller of a playground equipment business today.
It really isn’t the type of target I set out to find, but having young kids, I’m pretty excited about it.
@pablomartell If you love your wife and kids, then yes, let them wipe their tears with $100 bills. Hope someone steps in and tries to fill your shoes. That’s what I’d want.
@markbdelaney My time managing an electronics maintenance platoon was prepared me for the civilian world way more than any of the small unit tactics.
Spreadsheets, personnel files, counseling, fit reps, etc. being a POG had its benefits.
@JHartley2@RobertMSterling I think I got a CertComm once for doing inventories or something stupid.
It’s like the made up award the teacher prints out and sends home with your kindergartener for “best at staying on task.��
Someone recently told me:
“People look exactly like the choices they make every day.”
It’s true and it’s not just about fitness—physiognomy is for real. People who are kind tend to put off that vibe… and vice versa.
Humans are really good at picking up on those vibes. Trust your instinct about others, and equally importantly…
Make your own choices carefully—because others will see the result.