Sometimes the right setting can inspire the best in you. Do you need the hustle and bustle of people, pets and things happening around you? Are you better in silence with stillness surrounding you? Do you need music? What kind of light? What brings out the best of who you are and how you think? Your environment contributes to… View Article
Most leaders project a calm, confident exterior to the world, but beneath that calm public exterior lurks the fear of being found out as a fraud. We wonder, “what if they discover I’m not who I’m pretending to be?” Or “I don’t really know what I’m doing. I’m just making it up as I go along.” In fact, the more successful… View Article
When you look at the results you have in your life, what do you see? Do you see a masterpiece? A work of art worthy of your time calling you to leap out of bed in the morning and pushing you to extend your days as late as possible not wanting to miss a single minute of… View Article
Let go. Looking at what’s between today and tomorrow can make us feel like we have a deficit. We don’t – it’s perceived lack based on what’s possible and that’s a big thing. Looking at what’s between today and our past can make us feel like we’re winning. A healthy balance of both is necessary to keep the equilibrium for a healthy attitude. Sorting out our priorities is a necessity right… View Article
Teamwork = team work. On a great team, if one person is struggling, challenged, receiving constructive feedback, or not performing well in any regard, it’s OUR job to help. Team implies we are one. Team means I will lock arms with you to win – even when it’s tough. Especially when it’s tough. When we’re… View Article
Curiosity. It’s the doorway to your greatest opportunities. Are you willing to be more curious than certain relative to what’s possible for you, your business, and your life? If so, ask questions, listen, and be willing to have your thinking and certainty undone. The key to transforming the reality you’re experiencing is to ask new… View Article
We tend to overestimate the short term and underestimate the long term. If you’ve ever felt like your hair was on fire and waking up was a fire drill, heed the words above. Try ten-year planning. Though I’ve thought of it often, I’ve not sat down until recently to plan out 10 years and think… View Article
How often do you catch yourself apologizing when you don’t need to? Maybe you didn’t respond to an email quickly or weren’t available at a suggested meeting time. For many of us our habitual response is to apologize. It’s time to stop! Watch this #2mintidbit to learn how to reframe your kneejerk “I’m sorry” into… View Article
Question Set 2: What specifically do you want? How will you know when you have achieved this? Under what circumstances, when or with whom do you want to have this? When you achieve this, what else will improve? Will anything else be at risk? What impact will this have on others? Which of the resources… View Article