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Quotes About Engagement

Ecologist Paul Ehrlich stressed that people who hold opposing opinions need to engage in open discussion with well-reasoned dissent. Positions should be questioned and criticized, not the people who hold them. Personal attacks preclude open discussion because, once someone is put on the defensive, fruitful exchanges are impossible, at least for the moment.
~ Marc Bekoff
Every experience you give a journalist or potential customer must explain why you are different and incorporate a clear call to action.
~ Marc Benioff
Most important of all would be involving artists in shaping the future of the museum. I wanted to have a direct relationship with living artists. I want that to be primary.
~ Marcia Tucker
Every man is worth just so much as the things about which he busies himself.
~ Marcus Aurelius
every man is worth   just so much as the things are worth about which he busies himself. 
~ Marcus Aurelius
It stares you in the face. No role is so well suited to philosophy as the one you happen to be in right now.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Stick to what's in front of you - idea, action, utterance.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Concentrate on what you're doing, and what you're doing it with.
~ Marcus Aurelius
the Stoics had always approved of participation in public life, and this stand struck a chord with the Roman aristocracy, whose code of values placed a premium on political and military activity.
~ Marcus Aurelius
In a sense, people are our proper occupation
~ Marcus Aurelius
De Alejandro el platónico, el no repetir a menudo y sin necesidad, sea de viva voz, sea por escrito, que estoy muy ocupado; y no rechazar así, sistemáticamente, los deberes que las relaciones sociales imponen, pretextando un agobio de quehaceres.
~ Marcus Aurelius
10. THE LITERARY CRITIC ALEXANDER Not to be constantly correcting people, and in particular not to jump on them whenever they make an error of usage or a grammatical mistake or mispronounce something, but just answer their question or add another example, or debate the issue itself (not their phrasing), or make some other contribution to the discussion—and insert the right expression, unobtrusively.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Busyness is no excuse for neglecting our duties to family, friends, and community.
~ Marcus Aurelius
every man is worth just so much as the things are worth about which he busies himself. In
~ Marcus Aurelius
No role is so well suited to philosophy as the one you happen to be in right now.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Muchas veces comete injusticia el que nada hace, no sólo el que hace algo
~ Marcus Aurelius
No malogres la parte de vida que te queda en averiguar vidas ajenas, a no ser que te propongas algún fin útil a la comunidad.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Work: Not to rouse pity, not to win sympathy or admiration. Only this: Activity.
~ Marcus Aurelius
In conversation keep abreast of what is being said, and, in every effort, of what is being done. In the latter see from the first to what end it has reference, and in the former be careful to catch the meaning.
~ Marcus Aurelius
Actually, the data reveals that checking in with your team members once a month is literally worse than useless. While team leaders who check in once a week see, on average, a 13 percent increase in team engagement, those who check in only once a month see a 5 percent decrease in engagement.
~ Marcus Buckingham
But the best managers have the solution: Ask. Ask your employee about her goals: What are you shooting for in your current role? Where do you see your career heading? What personal goals would you feel comfortable sharing with me? How often do you want to meet to talk about your progress?
~ Marcus Buckingham
In companies with over 150 employees, 82 percent of people work on teams, and 72 percent work on more than one team. Even in small companies, of fewer than twenty people, this finding
~ Marcus Buckingham
We have said that an employee may join a company because of its prestige and reputation, but that his relationship with his immediate manager determines how long he stays and how productive he is while he is there.
~ Marcus Buckingham
employees need great managers. The talented employee may join a company because of its charismatic leaders, its generous benefits, and its world-class training programs, but how long that employee stays and how productive he is while he is there is determined by his relationship with his immediate supervisor.
~ Marcus Buckingham