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There are no words to explain the power of this man. If every leader spoke like him, the world would be a better place.
Check out these videos!

https://youtu.be/euH2DpY7BQI

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Best Motivational Speech Ever: Secrets to Success, How Bad Do you Want it [Full Speech]

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I enjoyed Module 6. I was able to create an employee survey and get a better understanding of the importance of having feedback. Take a look at the survey created!

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This module gave a new perspective on how planning is imperative for success. I found a great article on the amount of time to efficiently plan and the best practices of applying strategy in businesses. Planning, organizing, influencing and controlling all bleed together to be the foundation of any organization.

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Martin Reeves: Your strategy needs a strategy

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How to maintain organizational skills in any business. Each area can be tailored to each specific industry.

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How to Organize and Efficiently Run Your Business By Design | #TomFerryShow Episode 131

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This article on the importance of influencing has helped me improve my overall understanding of this subject matter.

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Definition of Influencing Skills in Business

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Influencing is a necessary skill for anyone in business, whether a person is a manager or a salesperson. The ability to bring others to your way of thinking without force or coercion is important in business. Influencing others is a transferable skill business persons take with them from job to job in the business ...

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Planning and decision making were imperative when it came to the mergers anticipated so far in 2019. See the top projected mergers here.

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Control in management is "critical" according to MIT. See the detail in this reading.

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This was one of my favorite modules. I learned the importance of organizational culture and how that can impact the organization. Here are some the most influential organizational leaders that I admire.

https://www.fscj.edu/discover/governance-administration/district-board-of-trustees

http://nassauflorida.com/about-us/board-of-directors.aspx

http://www.coj.net/departments/boards-and-commissions

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Board of County Commissioners | Nassau County - Official Website

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Nassau County is divided into five districts and the five members of the Board of Commissioners are elected at large for staggered four-year terms. The chairman and vice chairman of the Board are elected by the Board annually.

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I felt the best way to describe this was with the assignment submitted. Identifying key difference and similarities  showed the importance of the code of ethics in businesses no matter the industry.

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This module taught me the value of international expansion. Also the importance of global impact. This PepsiCo, Ikea, Unilever article shows the importance of huge brands impacting  the  global climate change for the positive.

https://www.unilever.com/sustainable-living/

https://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/this-is-ikea/people-and-planet/index.html

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For years, we have focused on finding ways to reduce our environmental footprint in water, packaging, waste, energy and agriculture - areas that are critical to our business and where we believe we can make the biggest impact. Between 2011 and 2015, our water, energy, packaging and waste-reduction initiatives delivered more than $600 million in cost savings for our businesses, while reducing our impact on the environment.

Water:

We were one of the first global companies to publicly recognize water as a basic human right and were honored with the Stockholm International Water Institute's Industry Water Award for our water stewardship in 2012. We continue to improve our water-use efficiency across our manufacturing operations, while the PepsiCo Foundation has helped provide access to safe water to more than 16 million people since 2006.

Waste:

While we have advanced our packaging design to be increasingly sustainable, we are also focused on collaborating with associations and governments, and participating in cross-sector partnerships that support long-term recycling solutions. This includes our goal of making 25 percent of our packaging from recycled content by 2025, with a target of 33 percent in our beverage bottles. Our aim of reducing waste also applies to our production facilities, where we have made significant progress in recycling and reusing waste. We removed nearly 100 million pounds of packaging material from the market in 2015 compared with the prior year, and continued to reduce the amount of waste we sent to landfills.

Energy:

We are focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in our operations across our value chain. We have made progress in decoupling the growth of our production volume from our greenhouse gas emissions, both within our own four walls and across our supply chain. For example, our Frito-Lay North America Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fleet drove 63 million miles in 2017, and has driven over 211 million miles life-to-date. And in our effort to continuously explore emerging technologies that will position us for the future, in December 2017, we made an initial reservation for 100 all-electric semi-trucks from Tesla.

Agriculture:

Using what we have already learned from engaging more than 35,000 growers in our supply chain, we are expanding our efforts to share best practices for sustainable agriculture with our communities.

View our 2017 Sustainability Report, 2025 Agenda, and our A-Z Topics to learn more about our progress in each of our Planet Pillar areas.

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For years, we have focused on finding ways to reduce our environmental footprint in water, packaging, waste, energy and agriculture - areas that are critical to our business and where we believe we can make the biggest impact.