On this episode of The Alliance Activity podcast, Andy Albright serves up 8 rules to know in regards to his 8 Steps.

Settle in and learn as Andy gives you tips to help you improve in these eight areas. 

Let's look at each rule ...

Rule 1: Set the example to be the example (Personal Use).

Quote: "A good example is the best sermon." --Ben Franklin

Moral: A visual is worth a thousand advice.

Rule 2: Perform duty to gain result (Work).

Quote: "The reward of one duty done is the power to fulfill another." --George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans)

Moral: The more one treats work as an opportunity, the more chances one has at success.

Rule 3: Lean in to be in (Listen).

Quote: "The weaker we feel, the harder we lean. And the harder we lean, the stronger we grow." --J.I. Packer

Moral: You'll never know what you don't know until you embrace leaning toward the unknown.

Rule 4: Increase knowledge to sharpen mind (Read).

Quote: "Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body." --Richard Steele

Moral: You become knowledgeable by reading daily, you become sharper by thinking about what you read daily, and you become stronger by implementing what you read daily.

Rule 5: Show up to blow up (Attend All Meetings).

Quote: "Sometimes the bravest and most important thing you can do is just show up." --Brene Brown

Moral: Show up the first time like you're meant to be there and your courage will be introduced to success.

Rule 6: Stay humble to remain thirsty (Be Teachable).

Quote: "Be willing to be a beginner every single morning." --Meister Eckhart

Moral: Success reveals its cup to the teachable, and the teachable are the only ones that remain thirsty enough to drink from its cup.

Rule 7: Accept liability to honor obligation (Be Accountable).

Quote: "Accountability breeds response -- ability." --Stephen Covey

Moral: Personal liability is a statement of personal promise to deliver on defined obligations.

Rule 8: Speak optimism to boost attraction

(Communicate with a Positive Mental Attitude).

Quote: "Who you are is speaking so loudly that I can't hear what you're saying." --Ralph Waldo Emerson

Moral: Speaking to hear yourself speak might boost your ego, but it will not leave them begging for more. A well-timed authentic and positive word can change the course of someone's day.

We hope this helps you as you work on improving in all that you do daily. Start using these rules to help you as you work on each of The 8 Steps!

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