Susan Scott Quotes & Sayings
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Famous Quotes By Susan Scott
People feel disrespected when they show up and others don't. The message received is that those who arrive late value their own time more than that of their colleagues. — Susan Scott
No matter what your job is, the key is your context, your beliefs about your responsibility to customers and the relationships you intend to enjoy or endure with them. — Susan Scott
Accountable Authentic Collaborative Courageous Passionate Lifelong learner Welcomes feedback Biased toward action Solution oriented Change agent — Susan Scott
What has you roaring like a bull with his prick hung in a fence? — Susan Scott
We resent being talked to. We'd rather be talked with. — Susan Scott
First Globals are ready to go anywhere, experience everything, and work and live in exotic places, and for them, family life takes priority over work life and a flexible, diverse, collaborative, fun learning environment is key. — Susan Scott
Before she could touch him, he stepped back. "I've no need of a human."
"Half-Light," she corrected, still meeting his gaze in the surface. "I've no need of a dragon magician. — Susan Scott
Beauty and power was commonplace to the dragons as mud and manure to a stable boy. — Susan Scott
Her people, the Half-Lights, were the by-blows of the full-blood Magicians and humans. As such, they were outcasts from both kingdoms. Their magic was too unpredictable for the magicians, and too magic - period - for the humans. — Susan Scott
The big deal is that if employees aren't engaged, your company will suffer. — Susan Scott
Once you achieve intimacy and connection, I predict that innovation, partnership, execution and success won't be far behind. — Susan Scott
Everyone wants one person in the world to whom they can tell the truth and from whom they will hear the truth. Become that person. — Susan Scott
If you are open, vulnerable, disclosing, more likely than not it will be reciprocated and walls will come down. — Susan Scott
Remember that what gets talked about and how it gets talked about determines what will happen. Or won't happen. And that we succeed or fail, gradually then suddenly, one conversation at a time. — Susan Scott
Forbidden fruit makes a wonderful wine." Vazco gave him a leading look. "But leaves a hell of a headache. — Susan Scott
inclusion + engagement = execution muscle — Susan Scott
I want us all to stop thinking only in terms of accomplishments, of task and completion, of beating the competition, of gathering income and merchandise, of winning praise, and instead, live our lives forging the deepest relationships we can with ourselves and with one another. i want us to respond to adversity by deepening our engagement in our lives. It isn't complicated. — Susan Scott
Our work, our relationships, and our lives succeed or fail one conversation at a time. While no single conversation is guaranteed to transform a company, a relationship, or a life, any single conversation can. Speak and listen as if this is the most important conversation you will ever have with this person. It could be. Participate as if it matters. It does. — Susan Scott
The great differentiator going forward, the next frontier for exponential growth, the place where individuals and organizations will find a new and sustainable competitive edge, resides in the area of human connectivity. — Susan Scott
Our power as individuals is multiplied when we gather together as families, teams, and communities with common goals. — Susan Scott
The dragon marking rested, his fangs concealed and his eyes shut.
"Your dragon is pleased," she said.
"Indeed, he is. — Susan Scott
Stop talking about inclusion and engagement and start including and engaging in every conversation, every meeting. — Susan Scott
What is needed now is for leaders to become more open, more flexible, less egoistic and less hypocritical. We must loosen our death grip on whatever we believe to be the truth simply because it is how we want the truth to look. We must be honest with ourselves and invite honesty from others. — Susan Scott
How can something as necessary as breathing be immoral? — Susan Scott
You can't order me away, you pissant human--"
"I just did." Kas swept past him... — Susan Scott
As a leader, you get what you tolerate. People do not repeat behavior unless it is rewarded. — Susan Scott
Listen. In every office you hear the threads of love and joy and fear and guilt, the cries for celebration and reassurance, and somehow you know that connecting those threads is what you are supposed to do and business takes care of itself. — Susan Scott
You can't purchase me with a bunch of stones."
"I wouldn't dream of purchasing you." Cullen laughed low in his chest and smiled, this time showing even white teeth. "You're too much trouble. I thought I'd just steal you for a bit. — Susan Scott
What pleasure is there in life without beauty?" Dulcie slid a silken blue fold down so her right hip bone showed, and nodded with approval.
"Beauty won't fill your belly or keep you warm."
Dulcie chuckled. "You might be surprised. — Susan Scott
What matters anywhere in your organization, matters everywhere in your organization. — Susan Scott
I have not yet witnessed a spontaneous recovery from incompetence. — Susan Scott
Has a sense of humor. (Preferably warped.) We know who we are — Susan Scott
Seeking out people with different views, different perspectives, different ideas is often challenging, because it requires us to set aside judgment and open our minds. But we have to remind ourselves that to get beyond where we are, where I believe most of us are, we would all be be well served to choose our music carefully, to stop talking and listen to one another. — Susan Scott
Burnout ... occurs because we're trying to solve the same problem over and over. — Susan Scott
Principle 4: Tackle your toughest challenge today. Burnout doesn't occur because we're solving problems; it occurs because we've been trying to solve the same problem over and over. The problem named is the problem solved. Identify and then confront the real obstacles in your path. Stay current with the people important to your success and happiness. Travel light, agenda-free. — Susan Scott