Quotes about Value

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Mansfield was like near-beer. It was better to drink water.

Our humility before God has no value, except that it prepares us to reveal the humility of Jesus to our fellow men.

The degree to which you will ever be financially compensated is inexorably linked to the obvious greater value (OGV) that you create for someone else.

Serving is a way we can place value on one another. A wise man is a server.

Bottom of the pool: if you want folks to choose you—each and every time—then the greater value you have created had better be obvious.

Anne, it's not the color of the balloon that is important. It's what's inside that makes all the difference.

When a king begins to act like a king, it is not long before someone else is king! Serving is a way we can place value on one another. A wise man is a server.

The primary reason we do too much is that we have never taken the time to discover that portion of what we do that makes the biggest difference.

In the critical arenas of life, you cannot make up for lost time.

Identify the areas in which you are most likely to add unique value to your organization—something no one else can match—then leverage your skills to their absolute max. That's what your employer expected when he put you on the payroll! More importantly, leveraging yourself generates the greatest and most satisfying return on your God-given abilities.

I once heard John Maxwell say, "You are most valuable where you add the most value." It is vital to the health and success of our organizations that we as leaders discover that task, that narrow arena of responsibility where we add the most value. And once we find it, it's even more vital that we stay there.