Okay, I love this! I worked for 30 years as a Paralegal, last 23 in a satellite office. I gave 15-minute pep-talks first thing Friday mornings, and this was something we touched on, FREQUENTLY. Every single one of us was 100% responsible for the client, work product, editing, billing, collections. We were a TEAM. The CLIENT was our focus, and paid our salaries. Without clients, we were nothing. Business was very good, we worked so well together. I miss it. 💜 Thank you for this reminder.
Loved that they made this into a short! Elder Robbins is one of my favorite speakers and he was spot on with the key to happiness with this principle of 100% accountability
When you put your name behind anything its always best to follow it from start to finish because your name behind anything you do in life always is your trademark of your work ethics or even you as a person and how people will view you through life goals & rewards ❤🙌 #AlwaysBeYourBest
Really enjoyed the video. By taking 100% responsibility there was no longer the ability to rationalize mistakes of he did it, she did it. The ability to take responsibility and follow the project all the way through eliminated mistakes no matter where they were made
Wow! What a great message! I agree that one must take accountability for their actions, but I don’t think they should suffer for someone else’s error. If they uncover a mistake, though, they should seek to make it right
Actually, it was only because if the incentives that they acted, that the leadership set up, and was willing to enforce. In our real lives, God laws are the standard by which we measure ourselves. They only acted because they believed in the consequences, and realized that they did not want them. Now, if they had recognized that they were accountable to God to do their best within that situation, then they might have tried harder, but it’s still better to have things set up so you don’t have to fight against what’s already there.
Remind me of a time I interviewed for a job and they asked me what I thought about QA . I had no idea at the time what that meant. I quickly learned what it was and the importance of a system of checks and balances for almost every job I've worked since that interview.
You are responsible for that which you are not responsible for. “And it came to pass that he said unto them: Behold, here are the waters of Mormon (for thus were they called) and now, as ye are desirous to come into the fold of God, and to be called his people, and are willing to bear one another’s burdens, that they may be light;” - Mosiah 18:8
Interesting look from a different perspective then I would usually consider and getting more information from as many different perspective and different people will allow you to form your best decision on anything
The opposite to the "victim mentality" way is personal responsibility. One provides progress and satisfaction. The other produces degeneration and depression.
I wish the people I worked with would be held responsible for mistakes. Bet the shortages and not doing their job would get better if they were lose money for each mistake
I get the message, but the truth here is that money was the driving factor in this scenario and in life, sad to say. Instead of inspiring the team to lower errors, they threatened them with financial punishment. That's when they decided to actually do their job in its entirety.
Interesting.. your approach worked. There seems to be a lot of folks out itching for work. I’m sure it would have been more simple to replace the bad employees.
Okay, I love this! I worked for 30 years as a Paralegal, last 23 in a satellite office. I gave 15-minute pep-talks first thing Friday mornings, and this was something we touched on, FREQUENTLY. Every single one of us was 100% responsible for the client, work product, editing, billing, collections. We were a TEAM. The CLIENT was our focus, and paid our salaries. Without clients, we were nothing. Business was very good, we worked so well together. I miss it. 💜 Thank you for this reminder.
One of the keys in life is to become a responsible! That's a good lesson.
Take pride in not only your work...also everything you do 100 percent.
Learnt a lot from this. Being responsible is very difficult but the key to change one's life.
Taking ownership and responsibility, whether it is a job or your life, is key!
Great video. Taking responsibility is something we all need to practice. Thanks for sharing
Loved that they made this into a short! Elder Robbins is one of my favorite speakers and he was spot on with the key to happiness with this principle of 100% accountability
wow I remember listening to this talk some months ago
Honestly we need to learn to take responsibility for ourselves, which is something that is taught when we are young, but we forget.
This one is eye opening. I love this speech
Thank you very much💜🙏
this 3-minute video will change my life forever💜
What a great message❤️
This talk changed the way I look at everything
I really needed to hear this! 💚💚💚
That’s great. Accountability is everything.
As it should be. Always make sure everyone knows how to do their job correctly, and observe them as they do that job to ensure it's done.
When you put your name behind anything its always best to follow it from start to finish because your name behind anything you do in life always is your trademark of your work ethics or even you as a person and how people will view you through life goals & rewards ❤🙌 #AlwaysBeYourBest
Really enjoyed the video. By taking 100% responsibility there was no longer the ability to rationalize mistakes of he did it, she did it. The ability to take responsibility and follow the project all the way through eliminated mistakes no matter where they were made
Interesting transformation. Responsibility is key.
This is truly magnificent 💯✅
Be responsible 💯
That was a real eye opener 😳 👏 👌
Wow! What a great message! I agree that one must take accountability for their actions, but I don’t think they should suffer for someone else’s error. If they uncover a mistake, though, they should seek to make it right
Something my beloved Mom always said in her own way. I try to implement in my boy too.
Love this!
Very smart lesson....loved it
This is great. Life lesson
Love this. So very helpful 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing this talk
Taking ownership & responsibility for wrongdoing is the only way to live and definitely words to live by..
My son was raised this way.
Life lesson I will try to implement for sure
Losing/making money is a huge motivator!! Good video!!! It Really Held my interest,!
Worth watching 🔥
So much love
💯💯💯 spot on
Empowering!
Great story and lesson
Interesting, Ty for sharing, If only more people would take accountability of responsibility
Needed this today
Very useful video to be responsible
I love that principle! Taking responsibility helped them to step up and become leaders. Not only do their job but excell and magnify it!
Actually, it was only because if the incentives that they acted, that the leadership set up, and was willing to enforce. In our real lives, God laws are the standard by which we measure ourselves. They only acted because they believed in the consequences, and realized that they did not want them. Now, if they had recognized that they were accountable to God to do their best within that situation, then they might have tried harder, but it’s still better to have things set up so you don’t have to fight against what’s already there.
Remind me of a time I interviewed for a job and they asked me what I thought about QA . I had no idea at the time what that meant. I quickly learned what it was and the importance of a system of checks and balances for almost every job I've worked since that interview.
Great video and great history
Wow. I love this video
This talk is one of my all time favorites.
This is so informatve!
This is great video, love how I was relatable to it.
This was a good lesson
Wow ❤❤❤
Great video
great lessons
Thank you for sharing that fact.
Good video Jason 💯🤩
You are responsible for that which you are not responsible for.
“And it came to pass that he said unto them: Behold, here are the waters of Mormon (for thus were they called) and now, as ye are desirous to come into the fold of God, and to be called his people, and are willing to bear one another’s burdens, that they may be light;”
- Mosiah 18:8
Interesting look from a different perspective then I would usually consider and getting more information from as many different perspective and different people will allow you to form your best decision on anything
Good luck everyone
Great video 💙'ed it
I love this talk. The bonus section should be given an extra 20 seconds to explain. It feels to spliced.
The actor in the orange seems like a really cool guy
The opposite to the "victim mentality" way is personal responsibility.
One provides progress and satisfaction. The other produces degeneration and depression.
They stepped up and accepted responsibility when it affected their own pocket.
Informative
This message needs to be taken up far and wide. Sadly it seems the world is going the other direction ATM.
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I wish the people I worked with would be held responsible for mistakes. Bet the shortages and not doing their job would get better if they were lose money for each mistake
🗣️💯💪🏽✔️
Great vidio
Wow
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I get the message, but the truth here is that money was the driving factor in this scenario and in life, sad to say. Instead of inspiring the team to lower errors, they threatened them with financial punishment. That's when they decided to actually do their job in its entirety.
CooL
Okay
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Interesting.. your approach worked. There seems to be a lot of folks out itching for work. I’m sure it would have been more simple to replace the bad employees.
love it
@toyaowens. Thanks for sharing
@jnova0525 nice