Start Everything Finish Nothing (ePub)

Rolfe G. Arnhym has spent his professional life creating a method of leadership that has proved to be incredibly effective. From his time in the Army, to positions of leadership within various Chambers of Commerce, Arnhym's experiences, trials and tribulations helped form this unique, somewhat unconventional leadership style. These tips and tricks are useful for anyone honing in on their skills as an authority figure or simply wanting to create a better management plan.

It is common to begin a task with the best intentions and then find yourself creating excuses for why it never gets done. You must "decide to decide" to make it happen, stay focused on your end goal, and work diligently until it is completed. There is no doubt that there will be hurdles to jump and issues to deal with along the way, but you must overcome these obstacles to see yourself successful in the end.

Being a leader can be a wonderful position to be in. You are able to help your team to be the best they can be and assist in reaching their goals. Leadership, however, does pose challenges to the completion of your own work. There will be interrupters, time-management issues, delegation difficulties, and many other threats to your own productivity that you must learn to deal with effectively to get things done.

Throughout his varied career, Arnhym has been told that many of his goals were unattainable. What kept him from failure was making the decision that it can be done, and deciding that he was going to be the one to do it. The first step towards accomplishing your objectives is to realize that there is a decision to be made, followed by actually making the choice to accomplish it. Reaching your end target is all up to you and the choices you make to get there.

Moving the Army-Navy game was no simple feat by any stretch of the imagination - it took determination, skill, and a strong leader to get all of the details in order. With determination and experience on his side, Arnhym created a plan and worked hard to make it a reality. The game itself may not have been the financial success that was desired, but it was a thrilling and memorable accomplishment for everyone involved in the historic occasion.