Chapter 44. Have a Game Plan, but Keep It Secret
“Every job is a self-portrait of the person who does it. Autograph your work with excellence.” | ||
| --Anonymous | ||
No one knows what goes on inside your head. No one knows what lofty heights you aspire to. No one knows what you’re really up to—remember Rule 40: Know What You Are Actually Doing—so you can work on your game plan and be doing your job well at the same time. Your game plan should incorporate both long- and short-term goals—where you want to be, where you intend on being—and then you have something to match your success against—where you actually are.
“YOUR GAME PLAN SHOULD INCORPORATE BOTH LONG- AND SHORT-TERM GOALS.” |
Why keep it secret? Because the game plan of your corporation, your management ...
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