The 7 Non-Negotiables are the guiding principles at Fishbowl; they create a solid foundation so that everyone can develop and contribute their own unique gifts. They are the compass that helps people discover their “True North.” As you master each Non-Negotiable, you move forward personally, interpersonally, and as a team.
Making a difference in your own life and, ultimately, in the lives of others begins with defining your Non-Negotiables and Attributes. Fishbowl created a series of exercises to help you define the 7 Non-Negotiables. Getting started on this process takes some effort, but the positive results are definitely worth it.
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David K. Williams explains why he wrote The 7 Non-Negotiables of Winning: Tying Soft Traits to Hard Results, what he hopes people get out of it, and how it can help people and organizations become truly great. The seven surprisingly simple principles that were honed at Williams’ own company, Fishbowl, can be applied to your personal and professional life, helping you achieve more than you ever thought possible.
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When leaders trust their employees and give them creative freedom to try new things and nurture a caring, supportive culture, employees consistently achieve positive results. This book is for individuals who don’t feel like they fit the standard corporate mold and want to learn how to break the common maxim that a person’s worth is measured purely by their monetary value.
The 7 Non-Negotiables—Respect, Belief, Trust, Loyalty, Commitment, Courage, and Gratitude—were developed by the team at Fishbowl as they built a successful company, learning from their mistakes and embracing their failures as opportunities to learn. When incorporated into an organization or adopted on a personal level these valuable principles will change lives.
"David Williams is a dynamic leader who understands that the competitive edge in a business these days is how you deal with people. In other words, the principles he advocates are not only broad and inspiring ideals of human goodness and decency, they are keys to lasting success in the marketplace."