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How Full Is Your Bucket? (150 points) – Students will be required to read How Full is Your Bucket? by Tom Rath and Donald O. Clifton. The hospitality industry is not for the weak or faint of heart. It is an exhausting industry that for the right person with the right mindset, they will not only enjoy working in, but thrive in as well. Students will write a paper about what they learned from the book. They will discuss how they can implement the changes in their current life as well as how the philosophy from the book can be beneficial as a manager in the hospitality industry. A grading rubric will be provided outlining specific requirements.
here is the link to the book http://emmanuel.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/RathAndClifton-HowFullIsYourBucket.pdf
minimum of 3 pages and apa format.12 point font.
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How Full Is Your Bucket?
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HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET?
Introduction
Each and every day people always strive to achieve success both at personal and
organizational level. However, many factors hinder the level of achievement not only at any
endeavors being undertaken but also at personal life. One of the greatest determinants of the
degree of success is the kind of attitude that people have towards what they are pursuing and the
level of motivation that they receive from the environment. This paper aims to explain the
lessons learned from the book “How Full Is Your Bucket?” How I can implement the changes in
my current life and further discusses how the philosophy of the book can be beneficial as a
manager in the hospitality industry.
Lessons from the Book
"How Full Is Your Bucket? Covers more on the skills people should have for them to
excel both in life and work. It elaborates on the positive strategies that can help us to build
positive interactions with people around us. Based on the fact that psychology focuses mostly on
what people are not doing right, Clifton was inspired to concentrate on the positive side of
human beings, unlike the traditional psychological thinking (...