Morning Minute – 8.5.25
“What You Learn By Watching Others!”
Success leaves clues—pay attention to those doing it right (and wrong).
There’s a quiet advantage available to anyone who’s paying attention: observing others. What you see people say and do, both good and bad, can accelerate your growth if you know what to look for.
Here are key life and professional skills you can learn by watching others:
Respect – Be kind, courteous, & helpful, even when others aren’t.
Honesty – Follow the example of those who are truthful, even when it is uncomfortable..
Manners – Small habits, like please & thank you, often reveal character and influence.
Good Habits – Notice how consistent routines drive consistent results.
Relationships – Display empathy and loyalty: be the kind of friend you want others to be.
Communication – Listen carefully. Speak clearly, with the appropriate tone of voice.
Discernment – Learn to act wisely, rather than reacting impulsively.
Performance – Consistent results are the result of working smart as well as working hard.
Punctuality – Being on time signals respect for others. Being late is disrespectful.
Discipline – Do what is right when unnecessary, so you will do right when it is necessary.
Trustworthiness – Being reliable and dependable allows others to trust your judgement.
Leadership – True leaders serve, guide, and inspire—even without a title.
Teamwork – The best collaborators support, share credit, and raise group performance.
When you observe with intention, you can spot what to emulate—and what to avoid.
Two Thought-Starters:
Watch someone who always meets deadlines. What habits help them stay consistent?
Notice who brings energy into a room—and who drains it. What are they doing differently?
Morning Minute Challenge:
Pick one trait you want to improve. Then, find someone who lives it out. Watch. Learn. & Apply.
Need help identifying someone to watch? Let me know—I’ll offer a suggestion.
“What You Learn By Watching Others!”
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