Aztec Group Inc.

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aztec group inc Professionalism Dwells in the Heart Aztec Group Inc. Florida Singapore Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Real Estate Investment Review Often, we see companies that have gained great success claim that their accomplishments were due to their professional teams of workers who diligently apply their expertise in a consistent manner for many years. And this is almost always the case and it can be established as the underlying fact in all cases. Yet, if we come to think of it, professionalism can be learned and gained through years of training and inculcation by the best mentors using the best principles and instruments of education without the person himself or herself completely accepting the ultimate motive for the whole process. What do we mean by that? Consider the soldier who goes through boot camp. All the hard training and discipline is equally delivered to this soldier as well as to every other soldier in an entire army. We end up with a well- organized and well-trained army, complete with the latest weaponry available. But still, that does not assure that army that it will win all the battles it will engage in. A more superior army, not just in number but in performance under particular circumstances can gain victory because of the overall comprehension of the factors that make for a victorious assault against an enemy force. The individual matters, whether in an army or a business company. However, what matters more is the way the individual parts are managed and controlled in order to achieve the common goal for the entire team, not just for the individual. A soldier may be able to shoot so many enemies; but if the enemy ends up gaining more grounds as a result, the individual score does not matter. You may have the highest shooter in your basketball team and yet lose the game. Professionalism or efficiency is not just in the outward performance of one's tasks but in the heart. It is an internal quality that permeates the entire organization and allows the whole organization to behave like an organism it was meant to function. The bee colony is the best example we can present. Each bee is a perfect carrier of the colony's culture. It maintains the optimum efficiency in terms of hunting and harvesting honey. Each bee not only has the capability to smell out nectar-heavy flowers, it also has the skills to assist other bees to avoid inefficient moves. We know now that a bee, after harvesting nectar from a certain flower, marks that flower as already empty through a scent it leaves, warning others to bypass it. True professionalism, therefore, allows workers to smell out the best clients and to tell others that bad clients are around and must be avoided. It also goes with possible bad decisions or bad investment choices that may be encountered along the way. Such skills can be acquired through training, we must admit. But it takes extra passion, not just

training, to develop the level of capability that allows people to overcome greater challenges and accept more intense risks in order to achieve higher goals not ordinarily taken by other people. It is the extra edge in innovative and entrepreneurial power that determines the best from the good. Genuine professionalism is of the heart, not just of the mind. Understand how the heart works and you gain that edge over those who merely teach. Why? Because the heart requires deeper care and greater imagination, not just mere knowledge and routine. Aztec understands the way to a successful organization. People matter and they need to be recognized and rewarded accordingly. But for those who are truly professional at heart, the compensation comes before the reward. The challenge of the work, the doing of the work and the completion of the work are one and the same. Like the hunter who smells and hears the kill even before it is seen, the adventure and joy of doing something comes with the doing itself. Everyone who does his or her best is rewarded by having done what must be done as well as the actual material gains acquired. But the heart that already knows beforehand the outcome is at peace and content even before the actual doing. That is genuine and extraordinary professionalism.