Javier Boix: Inspirational Linked In posts

[anonymous]

This is a tribute to Javier Boix.
Communications head who posts regular inspiring posts on Linked IN to fire up the troops he hasn’t fired.

Today’s inspirational post:

Touch a hot hob and get burned.

 

[anonymous]

“Look at someone straight in the eyes and inspire them. Unless of course you have a squint or one eye”

 

[anonymous]

Being a small Man should not be an issue. Reach for the stars with the aid of a stepladder.

 

[anonymous]

people who don’t get on my bus stay at the stop

 

[anonymous]

If a dog bites you
Don’t give it a bone
Give it a job

 

[anonymous]

A great leader doesn’t wear Cuban heels to appear taller — they wear them to remind others that elevation is always a choice.

 

[anonymous]

True leadership isn’t measured in centimeters, but in the gravitational pull of one’s presence. Even the smallest comet can realign entire orbits.

 

[anonymous]

Don't eat yellow snow
Unless it is from Patrick Horber...

 

[anonymous]

Ask your general to create awards with her face on them.
To remind people that she's still licky licky

 

[anonymous]

Face your fears by gipping on every call

 

[anonymous]

If people are no threat to you
Promote them!

 

[anonymous]

If the cat has got the cream







Take its bowl away

 

[anonymous]

The difference between impossible and impossible is impossibility

 

[anonymous]

Who is Javier Boix? is he the new poet laureate? or a grifter

 

[anonymous]

gimp tastic

 

[anonymous]

Let your actions be the judge of your actions while judging the actions of others in line with actions that have been designed for people who are actionable.

 

[anonymous]

Running out of time as Michelle is onto you!

 

[anonymous]

Take lots of photos of Eurovision while forgetting you have a 30 million budget to spend on agencies doing powerpoints

 

[Tit]

The guy is tone deaf. Some of his posts on Linked in make him look desparate and borderline dim. If he said any of this to his team they’d be reaching for the sick bag. His posts are disingenuous to the hard working people remaining in the comms teams. He really has to take a temperature check on how he operates and how he is perceived. At an industry level his posts make him look shallow and leaders at Novartis and other corporate companies aren’t celebrating his posts. Other than sycophant bots in India and suck ups he’s on his own.