The Energy Bus: 10 Rules to Fuel Your Life, Work, and Team with Positive Energy (Jon Gordon)

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I am so thankful that I went through some old notes and found the title: The Energy Bus ; by Jon Gordon. It has enriched my life this morning, and now l am ready to brush off my dream, and go make it happen for me. I am the driver you know! Reply I had to read The Energy Bus for work and am so sad to see that works rife with neuromyths and quasi-scientific nonsense are still being peddled throughout school districts and other businesses throughout the country. The whole premise of the book can be boiled down to this: if you are positive you will attract positivity to your life, which you are in control of, but only when you're positive. What makes things worse is the author's poorly written parable that he uses to explain all of his "rules." The first rule of the10 rules from The Energy Bus is to realize that you’re in control of your own life. Jon Gordon is an American business consultant and author on the topics of leadership, culture, sales, and teamwork.

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Overcoming negativity, adversity and injecting your daily life with a dose of positive energy through a 10 step plan is what Jon Gordon attempts to deliver. Have an excellent summer, and enjoy some good reading. I just finished Thomas Piketty's CAPITAL IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY and Anthony Trollope's THE WARDEN. I highly recommend both.

The Energy Bus is a game changer that I could not put down. It is so easy to get distracted by what everybody else is doing and saying that we forget who controls OUR journey. The Energy Bus reminds us that we drive our BUS and that we are responsible for the road that we are traveling on. Our main goal at Northwestern is to empower young women to make a positive difference in the world. The Energy Bus will either get you started or get you re-started on this mission." In other words, by loving your team members, you can make them feel good, but also motivate them to do their best work and follow you wherever you go. That’s why rule number eight is to love the passengers on your bus. Rather than focusing on the stresses in his life, George instead realised that he was healthy, with a loving family and a good job.

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To succeed in your personal and professional life, you must learn to manage people’s energy, including your own. This book explains how to manage negativity and create positive energy to bring desired outcomes for you, your team/organization and your family. Want to learn the ideas in The Energy Bus better than ever? Read the world’s #1 book summary of The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon here. One Monday morning, George discovered that his car had a flat tire. He was late to a meeting about the launch of a new light bulb, and his team descended into chaos. To make matters worse, that morning he’d had a vicious argument with his wife. Just one day in and he was already certain that it was going to be another terrible week.Drawing on his experience of interpersonal connections and encounters, Jon Gordon shares life altering insights and actionable tips on how anyone can transform negative outcomes into almost unimaginable longterm victories and get the best out of any situation. #1 – You are the Driver of Your Bus End of Preview——— Like what you just read? Read the rest of the world's best book summary and analysis of Jon Gordon's "The Energy Bus" at Shortform . He realized Michael’s change of heart had been one of the signs Joy had talked about being open to on your journey. Maybe it was a sign the team was ready to follow him; maybe George’s instinct to give Michael another chance was a sign he was ready to lead. That evening, inspired by the golf story, George asked each of his children at bedtime to tell him their success of the day; they responded enthusiastically. Then he took the dog for a walk and thought about a success of his own: his boss had detected something different about him and told George: “Whatever you’re doing, keep doing it.” Whether you have positive or negative energy, people notice, George thought.