By DeVry University
March 15, 2021
4 min read
March 15, 2021
4 min read
Ever wonder what allows some individuals to achieve their goals while others may struggle to take the first step? For some people, the difference between failure and success can amount to one asset: their mindset.
Since beginning his Master’s of Business Administration in Human Resources at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management, James Clark found himself relying on a motivating mental formula he developed and honed while working as an Appliances Manager at Best Buy. Clark shares these tips with his employees when they need a boost in productivity, a spark of enthusiasm or a fresh outlook on their daily tasks.
“I don’t brag about many things,” Clark laughs. “But this is one that I actually am proud of because it works. It has helped the employees I train and it helps me in my own life as well.”
This unique self-help formula, which has motivated Clark to maintain a 4.0 GPA while working full-time during graduate school, consists of 3 key variables he believes every employee—and individual seeking progress—can use to develop a mindset for success.
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