T-Mobile's CEO Mike Sievert recently gave a commencement speech to the MBA Class of 2024 at The Wharton School, his Alma Mater! Here are four 🔑 lessons he shared: 1️⃣ Take a chance on yourself. When people see you taking a chance on yourself, an amazing thing will happen. They’ll begin to invest in you, too. 2️⃣ If in doubt, reach out. Actively foster relationships and connections you’ve built. 3️⃣ Stoke your successes, instead of fighting your fires. Pay less attention to trying to solve what’s not working, and more attention amplifying what is. 4️⃣ All business basically boils down to storytelling. YOU have the power to connect with people’s emotions and inspire action. Read his full speech and watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/g3Unzai3
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These are great principles to live by!
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Good point!
Well said! Taking a chance on yourself can be hard! For me, it took me realizing that I am worth more and want more in my career. So cheers to taking a chance on myself! 😊
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