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Today with talk with Will Yahr, one of the youngest General Manager's in the history of Ritz-Carlton that took the "initiative" when an opportunity presented itself to become the co-owner of Kiwi Day Camp. He is able to spend time with his two young daughters every day and help to influence not only his young campers but also the directors that he leads.
We learn why he loves making a difference in the lives of others, whether for hotel guests or for kids. Why creating a team, for sports or for business, is all about coming together for a common goal and purpose.
His mother taught him the word "initiative" which has been embedded into his core. As a child, he learned to take out the garbage, and then he would ask himself, based on his mother's encouragement, "what else can I do next?"
He would then replace the can with a new trash bag. "What's next?"
Separate some of the items that could be recycled. "What's next?"
Wash out the trash containers. "What's next?".
Will has taken the same approach with his career and with his life.
To learn more about how he and his team are taking initiative to influence campers and others:
Will@KiwiCountryDayCamp.com| www.KiwiCountryDayCamp.com
Most People Don't | Resources
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www.mostpeopledont.com
Any KEYNOTE SPEAKING OR LEADERSHIP TRAINING REQUESTS can be directed to [email protected]
By Bart Berkey5
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Today with talk with Will Yahr, one of the youngest General Manager's in the history of Ritz-Carlton that took the "initiative" when an opportunity presented itself to become the co-owner of Kiwi Day Camp. He is able to spend time with his two young daughters every day and help to influence not only his young campers but also the directors that he leads.
We learn why he loves making a difference in the lives of others, whether for hotel guests or for kids. Why creating a team, for sports or for business, is all about coming together for a common goal and purpose.
His mother taught him the word "initiative" which has been embedded into his core. As a child, he learned to take out the garbage, and then he would ask himself, based on his mother's encouragement, "what else can I do next?"
He would then replace the can with a new trash bag. "What's next?"
Separate some of the items that could be recycled. "What's next?"
Wash out the trash containers. "What's next?".
Will has taken the same approach with his career and with his life.
To learn more about how he and his team are taking initiative to influence campers and others:
Will@KiwiCountryDayCamp.com| www.KiwiCountryDayCamp.com
Most People Don't | Resources
Please like & share to help others find these words of wisdom.
www.mostpeopledont.com
Any KEYNOTE SPEAKING OR LEADERSHIP TRAINING REQUESTS can be directed to [email protected]

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