Working With Your Hearth

There are people who work with intelligence and knowledge (head), some are relying on connections. But all is not guarantee that they can enjoy their work, until they worked with him (hearts). In addition to enjoying the work, working with all our heart result be maximized. When we work with heart, we will be more powerful. Our minds will become sharper, so that would be more productive than working without a heart. The impetus that drives careful thought, will and our actions.

How to work with the heart? Begin by following these five steps:

1. Set goals in the liver.
Many objectives can be found at work, perhaps to gain money, experience, position or prestige, and some other purposes. But in a tight business competition and in the midst of difficulties due to various crises, those who work driven by noble goals which were born of conscience, often survive and succeed.

2. Find satisfaction in the liver.
Financial satisfaction, career satisfaction and other gratifications physical, to have no end, so often makes people forget themselves and get stuck in a business distortions that ultimately led to major problems. Search moral satisfaction or keeping one’s heart will do the ways of right and secure in doing business.

3. Working with a firm resolve.
Biggest obstacle in the work is the mental condition of our hearts. Less enthusiastic, less prior to war, lack of mood and feeling of debilitating mental condition that others would be prohibitive of our success. If we are convinced of the motives of our hearts are clean and confident with the noble objectives in our hearts, whatever the obstacles will be overcome with a firm resolve.

4. Build team with One Hearth.
No one can be successful with up to work alone. In collaboration with a team we can achieve more leverage. A strong team, solid and compact whole, can only be realized through with one hearth as one another.

5. Working with all my heart.
Whatever is done with all my heart, seriousness, focus and totality will produce prime quality. Success is always achieved by those who worked with all his heart. (By: Jakoep Ezra, MBA, CBA)