The 110% Solution (Review and Analysis of McCormack's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Mark H. McCormack's book "The 110% Solution" shows how humans feel their best when they are doing their best and putting in 110% effort. In his book, the author explains that this theory applies to business: people experience their greatest happiness and highest job satisfaction when they are placed in a business environment in which they are putting in maximum effort. This summary will teach you that a smart career builder is someone who creates an appropriate environment to encourage maximum effort and how you can do the same.
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The 110% Solution by Mark H. McCormack
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Summary of The 110% Solution (Mark H. McCormack)
1. THE 110% IDEAL
2. FIRST THINGS FIRST
3. WHAT IS LIFE MADE OF?
4. THE TANGO OF TIME
5. ACHIEVING THE MOST WITH YOUR TALENTS
6. 110% AUTHORITY
7. HOW TO MAKE YOUR CAREER
8. IDEAS THAT WIN
9. CONCEPTS AND MISCONCEPTIONS
10. REAPING THE MOST FROM YOUR OPPORTUNITIES
11. THE GENTLE ART OF PERSUASION
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
Humans feel their best when they are doing their best - when they are putting in a 110% effort. The main attraction of any sporting contest is that all participants are trying their hardest, producing an intense and exciting spectacle.
This same principle applies not only to sports but in business as well. People experience their greatest happiness and highest job satisfaction when they are placed in a business environment in which they are putting in maximum effort. The investment of a peak effort in a business project produces enhanced self-esteem for everyone closely involved. Concentrating 110% on a successful project generates self-confidence and an intense sense of achievement. Total involvement generates pride.
The benefits of a 110% approach to business don’t need to be enjoyed only on rare occasions or accidentially. A smart career builder will create the appropriate environment and motivating circumstances under which an all-out effort is required on a consistent basis. In that way, the practical benefits of the 110% performance (doing your best plus a little bit extra) can be enjoyed time and again.
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