Exceptional Excellence...Strive For It!!!

 From every family and industry, all areas of society and fields of endeavor need otherworldly thinkers, lovers, and leaders to rise above the status quo.

People who dare to be different to become catalysts of change aspire for excellence in all that they are and everything they do.

 

When excellence becomes a lifestyle, everything else with it, becomes easily executable because it has been repeated many times before, like a daily habit.

 

Do you want to be excellent just like everyone else? Nope, I don’t. 

                                                                               I want to be exceptionally excellent.

 

Exceptional excellence requires:

1.)   Being faithful in the little things because all great things starts small

2.)   Doing the same old boring strokes as needed

3.)   Taking risks in new ideas, experiences, and relationships

4.)   Continuing even when others have already given up

5.)   Living out your values and vision even if sometimes it means walking alone

Catalysts of change embody the following traits in exceptional amount:

• Lifelong learning and personal growth
• Passion
• Courage
• Tenacity
• Faith

The road to becoming exceptionally excellent is a long and narrow road – not an easy one – but with the help of family, friends and God, it is possible.

 

 

What is Excellence?

Excellence means exhibiting characteristics that are very good and, implicitly, not achievable by all.

 

Excellence enshrines one meaning of quality: a traditional view that associates quality with the exceptional.

 

Exceptionally excellence is one of the core definitions of Quality.

The exceptional view sees quality as something special. Traditionally, quality refers to something distinctive and élitist, and, in educational terms is linked to notions of excellence, of ‘high quality’ beyond that to which most institutions or scholars can aspire.

 

Definition of Quality:  "WOW" RATIONALE: Suppose you were with your *soul mate*, *significant other* *spouse* etc. and after a relationship that person looked longingly into your eyes and said "That met the requirements!" or "There were no defects there!" or "That had all the value I wanted!" or "The degree of excellence was acceptable!. Wouldn't you rather have that person look into your eyes and say  "WOW!"

@RPF  this is our slogan, '......its all about fab-fash' and our policy..."Quality" is to satisfy the ever-changing needs of our customers, vendors and employees, with value added products and services emphasizing a continuous commitment to satisfaction through an ongoing process of education, communication, evaluation and constant improvement. We work tirelessly to be exceptionally excellent in all we do. You can not separate the process and the human factor, therefore I believe that Quality, when built into a product, generates emotions and feelings within those who have taken part in it's creation.  When you have made something that you are proud of, when you have produced a product that  brings smiles to your customers, then you have achieved Quality.  You'll know it, they'll know it, and each of you will prosper from it. 

'Excellence is generally taken to mean outstanding, or of a quality that surpasses a defined threshold in a particular field. In the case of research, there is no agreed way in which excellence is defined or measured uniformly across different disciplines at the international level, although some attempts have been made using bibliometric analyses, with limited success. The UK Higher Education Funding Councils currently seek to measure the quality of research at the national level in all subject areas through periodic Research Assessment Exercises. The RAE does this by assessing research against assumed measures of international excellence. It does not however seek to benchmark quality against international comparators since there are no internationally agreed measures of quality

 

In a paper entitled, The Power of Quality, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Qualität e.V., a member and national partner organisation of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM), states

'Excellence is defined as exceptionally good performance in all areas of management'.

 

Excellence is defined by University of St. Thomas Deans and Directors as "doing it all". Academic excellence is defined by UST Academic Excellence Committee as "engaging his or her discipline with an attitude of intellectual curiousity and a desire to make meaningful contributions to the field", "sharing his or her scholarly inquiries with students in a systematic and meaningful way so as to enhance their collegiate experience".

 

Relating excellence to service provision, University of Louisville (1995) states:

“Operational excellence” is defined as a focus on reliability, convenience, and price competitiveness. Customers would expect total availability, security and integrity of the infrastructure and services. Customers expect reliability to be the norm, followed by convenience (delivery of quick, dependable service), and then price competitiveness (lowest price.)