The Energy Bus
by Jon Gordon · 2007
Jon Gordon's take on business, the honest verdict is below.
Worth reading? A motivational business fable about positivity and team energy. Fine if you like parables and pep talks; skip if you find relentless positivity thin, because there's not much beyond 'stay positive and lead with energy.'
| Author | Jon Gordon |
|---|---|
| Published | 2007 |
| Category | Business & Money |
The Verdict
A motivational business fable about positivity and team energy. Fine if you like parables and pep talks; skip if you find relentless positivity thin, because there’s not much beyond ‘stay positive and lead with energy.’
anyone weighing whether The Energy Bus belongs on their business and money shelf
you want a different angle than Jon Gordon's
Top 8 Lessons from The Energy Bus
- You're the driver of your own bus; take the wheel.
- Positive energy is a choice you make daily.
- Vision plus focus fuels forward momentum.
- Fill your bus with positive people and manage the negative ones.
- Energy vampires drain teams; deal with them directly.
- Love and appreciation motivate people more than fear.
- Adversity is a test, not a stop sign.
- Enthusiasm and belief are contagious across a team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Energy Bus worth reading?
If motivational fables land for you, yes. If you want depth or evidence, skip it.
What is the main idea of The Energy Bus?
Choosing positive energy and surrounding yourself with the right people drives success at work and home.
Who should read The Energy Bus?
Managers and teams wanting a quick morale and mindset reset.
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