Industrial Leadership – Your Industrial Soul!

Your Industrial Soul. We summarize the components of Success in a rapidly changing Industrial Market: 1) Find a Mentor/Be a Mentor. 2) Personal Development. 3) Commitment to Doing. 4) Know You. 5) Like You. 6) Trust You. 7) Caring. 8) Friendship and 9) Purpose/Aim/Declaration. Today let's GO BIG and commit to feeding our Industrial Soul daily!

Podcast Transcript:

[00:01]                                    The industrial talk podcast go big in just six minutes a day, building a legacy of success in a rapidly changing industrial market. Right? Welcome to the industrial talk podcast. You know my name is Scott MacKenzie and we are going to go big because you work in an industry that is changing rapidly. Let's build a legacy. That's what we're doing. Alright, let's get going.

[00:22]                                    I hope you guys are doing well out there. Hope you guys are all safe out there. Thank you for listening. Of course. Let's get going now. Over the past couple of weeks, we've been talking a little bit about. I look at it as your industrial short ride. We're talking about the elements of. Well we. We looked at it from an equation, but the elements of success and what are really nonnegotiable, and I always refer back to the soul that inside a issues or or or that soul your soul. So what we're going to do in this podcast, this episode, we're going to just sort of summarize where we're at because I truly want to start to transition and transition into really true tactics of things that can make you a success and things that are passionate for me and that's sales, marketing, branding, and increasing your market. And so to do that you gotta have that right industrial soul.

[01:13]                                    So with that we're going to just go back, summarize, and if you, if you missed out, right, go back, listen to it again, because they've only just totaled about an hour. Not much, man, because I've just been hitting six, seven minutes right in there. I know it says six minutes, but anyway. So let's go through. Let's summarize and, and just reiterate the importance of all of these components as we talk about your industrial soul. So the first one that we talked about was of course, either find a mentor and be mentor or combination of both. It doesn't really matter if you are a mentor that requires you to be at the top of your game to help that individual out, which is very important because, uh, that type of pressure in that type of motivation is good for you. And then of course, if you want a mentor, find a mentor will then once again, that is also good because that individual had been down the road and, and if you want to go down that road, they know how to do it.

[02:09]                                    So that's where one number one is, find a mentor, be a mentor. The K number two is your personal development. This is the one that is near and dear to my heart. It is, it is the reality of what we call the digital world, right? And the digital world includes information and there is no reason why you cannot on a daily basis develop, grow, expand, create greater knowledge inside of you. So if you're a mentor, you got to do this. If you're being mentored, you got to do this. So they're hand in hand, you know, so that's right. So that's number two, that's personal development. Number three, all of that is for not, if you're not committed into doing, there's a real sad stat out there that only a small, and I mean a really small percentage of people will truly take action and uh, if, if you, if I speak to a hundred people, there is going to only be about two percent that say, you know what?

[03:09]                                    I'm going to do it now. It could be a messaging issue on my part, but the reality is is that people typically do not take action. We're about doing. That's what I'm encouraging you to do. That's number three. Once again, the commitment and doing, now we start getting into the equation so that the next one, the fourth component is the no, we know like trust plus carrying and friendships. So the knowing, if they don't know you, if you don't have a mechanism to be able to have a, your customer, your market to know you, then there's not going to be any incentive or desire to do anything with you because they just plain don't know you. So how do you gain that attention? How do you get that knowing out there? Okay. That's number four. Knowing number five like you, it's one thing to know you.

[04:04]                                    I know a lot of people do. I like them. I don't know, but the reality is that there's got to be that likability, that beer factor I call it, that somebody wants to say, hey, yeah, I'll go to the, let's go grab a beer. Let's Chitchat. That's like. And and so without, if you, if they know you, but they don't like you. Same thing, same results, same everything. They're not going to do anything with you. They're just not. Okay. So the, the uh, the next one that we're talking about is trust. Now, are you a person of your word? Do you have, are you driven by integrity? Are you there when you're supposed to be there? Take responsibility for things that don't go right. Trust, right? No, like, trust. If they don't know you, not gonna do anything like not gonna do anything. If they don't trust you, they're definitely not gonna do anything with you.

[04:58]                                    So, so when we start talking about your industrial soul, that includes all of those components, that's real important. Now we're going to transition into caring and friendship. Now carrying, of course, as we alluded to it in one of the podcasts, that is real important because they've got to see that heart. That heart is saying, Hey, I care about your success. No matter what. I care about your success. My solution is about you and your challenges and I care about your success. If you do not come from that perspective, if they do not see that, then once again, they're not as like, ah, this, this individual, this company, whatever it might be, as in it for themselves. I'm all for making a profit, but I want to make sure that whatever I do that profit is driven by the point of caring. Does that make sense?

[05:45]                                    Right. Okay. The next one of course, is friendship. Now friendship is, is everything, right? And if you can get to the point where you create that friendship through the other no, like trust and caring, that's fantastic. So you develop that friendship and they're always going to include you. They're always going to be there, they're always going to just stand by you. That's real important and that's, that's a valuable component. And finally that whole stool, boom, that whole stool fits on or sits on a foundation of purpose or your aim, your, your declaration saying, boom, I am standing up for this and I am not going to create anything that is not going to satisfy or fall into those categories. Does that make sense? That's summarizes pretty much everything that we talked about, but I'm telling you from, from my shiny bald head down to my toes that if you do not and you do not take those things seriously, your efforts, your you might have some success, but it will never be to the point where it could be right and, and I'm here to tell you that it is great if you can do that.

[06:57]                                    If I find a mentor, if I do my personal development, if I just do no matter what do, and then I go through know, like trust, caring and friendship. There will be success and driven by that noble purpose. Okay, so that's where we're going, but what we're going to do, what's more exciting is that our next stuff, right? Our next stuff is going to be talking a lot about digital solutions,

[07:28]                                    right? How do we take all this stuff that we've learned over the past couple of weeks, put it into action on excited. I've got tools, techniques I've learned. I've grown. You know, why? Because I personally developed. That's right. And you know, I'm trying to create a know, like, and trust for you guys. I care about you. It's all about you. So thank you very much. I know this one went a little longer, but what the heck, man, let's summarize it. Well, let's make it happen. I want you guys to be doers. People of action, so you have a great day. Let's be doers. Let's consider this. Go back. Look at all those podcasts and get yourself a little pump on. So wonderful. Thank you. Have a great day and I will talk to you again.

 

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Scott MacKenzie

About the author, Scott

I am Scott MacKenzie, husband, father, and passionate industry educator. From humble beginnings as a lathing contractor and certified journeyman/lineman to an Undergraduate and Master’s Degree in Business Administration, I have applied every aspect of my education and training to lead and influence. I believe in serving and adding value wherever I am called.

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