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Real leadership champions look like this. It's not something most have, because it is a character trait that was taught at a young age. I'd estimate that less than 20% of the population has this type of character. But it's not on purpose. Most don't think about it, or even realize they don't have it, or care. EVERYONE thinks they have good character, yet they don't put others first for various reasons/excuses. Real champions don't need all the praise & glory. They know it takes a team, and they appreciate the talent of others, who help them thrive. The #1 champions in every profession, give credit to others around them. They recognize the people around them, that contribute to their success.

Leadership in action.

Expressing gratitude and ensuring everyone feels included is a hallmark of effective leadership. Leaders recognize that success is seldom achieved alone; it's often the result of collaboration, support, and guidance from others. By acknowledging the contributions of those who have helped them along the way, leaders not only show appreciation but also reinforce a culture of teamwork and mutual respect.

If you are in the powersports industry and you aren't a member of your state dealer association, then these are the kinds of things you are missing out on. The Texas Motorcycle Dealers Association's legal counsel recently reviewed the revised Polaris Inc. dealer agreement. She was able to highlight all of the year over year changes in the new document, as well as identifying many sections of the agreement that violate TX state franchise laws. Since I've now had the opportunity to talk to attorneys in a dozen states, and been made aware of multiple issues across the country, here are some critical things dealers should be aware of. - Franchise law varies by state. Interestingly, I've found many of the laws were essentially built off those of other states (driven by larger auto associations defining best practices), so there is a lot of commonality. - While dealers believe that OEs will abide by each state's franchise laws, that is not the case. I'm now aware of very specific violations occurring in at least 8 states. In many cases, a vendor will only comply with state laws when called out to do so. Ignorance is a vendor's best tool when it comes to overreach. Every dealer should take the time to read and understand your region's laws. - In many states, dealer agreement run in perpetuity. The expiration date and renewal dates are often just meaningless numbers. In many states, in order for a vendor to terminate a dealer, they must make that case before a state motor vehicle board, and many of those hold the vendors to a higher standard than they hold themselves. Recent vendor overreach has pushed many dealers to the breaking point, and dealers in many states are pushing back to restore parity on the playing field. If you have a state dealer association, then support it. And, if you are not a member of the National Powersports Dealer Association, then please consider joining. While we are unable to influence state law, we are in the process of building a framework to help progressive dealers stand up associations in all 50 states. If we don't stand up against the bad actors, they will continue to take advantage of dealers. #TMDA #NPDA #Powersports #DealerAssocation #Franchise #DealerAgreement

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Catch Teresa Tanner at the HR Collaborative conference next week to discuss talent capabilities for the future. This talk will unravel the crucial connection between #diverse workforces and untapped opportunities while highlighting the imperative to reimagine the paradigms of how, when, and where we work. HR professionals do not want to miss this one! #ModernWorkforce #DiverseTalent #TalentSolutions

2600 people in Australia are diagnosed with Bowel Cancer before the age of 50. The signs are hard to detect, which leads to late diagnosis in so many under 50’s (like my mum @ 36). Some of the signs: - bleeding/blood when you poo - a change in your toilet habits. You might be going more or less often, or have diarrhoea or constipation that might come and go. - losing weight but you're not sure why. - feeling very tired all the time but you're not sure why. - a pain or lump in your tummy Go get a colonoscopy if you are 1% worried! Bowel Cancer Australia

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What is the difference between wanting to be right to be validated versus getting what we want? I was fascinated by Felix vs Draper controversial point (link below). Felix returns a ball, Draper hits the ball with his racket and bounces off the ground, which would be considered a bad hit. Everyone wants to get this right. Felix: (to the referee) - Looking for validation: are you 100% sure it was a good return? - Manipulation: this is going to be on TV, are you sure. Draper: - (to almost everyone): I am willing to replay the point; I am not sure what happened. - (to the referee)(not wanting to own his action): it's your call. Referee: - I saw the ball bounce up, I did see that (not bounce off the floor or racket) In my opinion, Felix could have easily replay the point (although anyone could argue he had won it already) but he chose to not accept Draper's offer to replay it. If he would have, this would have been not much of a big deal. Instead, Felix chose to honor the referee's call and lose the match. Unfortunately, I don't believe this is what he wanted. The language of choice allows us to connect and if Felix would have chosen to replay the point, it is possible he could have won it. In sports, we always say, the ball never lies. Imagine, if Felix would have said, Draper, I appreciate and accept the offer to replay the point. The odds are Felix would have been happier. So I wonder, what went through Felix mind to want to change the referee's call or judgment over accepting Draper's offer? There is no wrong or right choice here. There is the choice to get what we all want and I think everyone in that game left misunderstood, Draper as a cheater, which he was not, the referee as being wrong but even with the video it is hard to tell, the referee did the best he could and Felix, he lost the match on a controversial point. This is the language of wrongness, always wanting go be right! Are you aware when you use the language of wrongness? https://lnkd.in/gJsHtcvW