Category: Sue’s Daily Blog

Express, Don’t Expect #366

Published on July 13, 2020 Written by

This simple post came up 8 years later and resonates powerfully today:  Missing somebody? …..  Call  Wanna meet up?  …..      Invite  Wanna be understood?  …..Explain  Have questions?  …..Ask  Don’t like something?  …..Say it   Like something?  …..State it  Want something?  …..Ask for it  Love someone?  …..Tell them  No one knows what’s going on in your mind, it’s better to express than to expect. … View Article

So What? #365

Published on July 10, 2020 Written by

We all play different roles. Don’t assume your role should look like anyone else’s, it shouldn’t. When I’m in new territory, what I’ve noticed is I am willing to ask for help, admit what I don’t know, make mistakes, and be humble about the journey. The good news is that is where learning happens. The… View Article

What Conversation? #364

Published on July 9, 2020 Written by

That conversation you’re having, it’s a distraction.   What conversation?   The one you’re having almost constantly with yourself. (And the one you heard when asked “what conversation?” above.) Sometimes it’s so loud you’re not present for the people, conversations or life events as they’re happening.  Beyond that, you’re getting limited input, you’re focused inward and you’re missing opportunities.   If you’re wondering why people stop talking… View Article

Maybe It’s Okay #363

Published on July 8, 2020 Written by

Maybe it’s okay.   Maybe it’s okay to speak up, to be unpopular, to interrupt the patterns, comments and systemic wrongs built into our world.   Maybe it’s okay to unlearn, to struggle with your own ignorance, to realize your racism and behaviors that harm, hurt or at the very least distance and perpetuate out of silence.   Maybe it’s okay to feel ashamed, maybe it’s… View Article

We Need To Act Like It #362

Published on July 7, 2020 Written by

What’s happened to us, the US that is?   It seems as if “us” (the U.S.) has turned into WE and THEY. I am challenged with how communication is shared on social media, where it seems to be a free for all of opinions and division. It’s challenging to be online and see the barrage of constant commentary tearing down our leaders – which… View Article

Living The Future Backward #361

Published on July 6, 2020 Written by

Years from now, when 2020 is in hindsight, what should we remember about it?  A week from now, when the events overwhelm us, what should we remember about the meetings we had?  Tomorrow, when the day gets busy, what would you like me to remember about you and the discussion we just had?  When we… View Article

You Never Know #360

Published on July 3, 2020 Written by

You never know.  When I’m doing something to grow and learn, I’ve found making it public gives me the drive to succeed. My need to keep my word to others exceeds my ability to keep my word to myself, so it’s often the reason I push myself to complete what feel like challenges.  Writing a blog every day… View Article

Only Three Answers #359

Published on July 2, 2020 Written by

I read a simple quote today. It says:  “God has only three answers to your prayers,   Yes  Not Yet  I have something better in mind for you”  There’s no downside.   Do I have the presence to pray as if it’s up to God and act as if it’s up to me?  Today, this is my framework for success as I do… View Article

There Is No Middle Ground #358

Published on July 1, 2020 Written by

This is a time of relationships.   If there is nothing else apparent with the challenges of 2020, this is it.  When we look back at 2020, the year started strong in business, not just a few industries, most of them. By the spring, we had learned to work at a distance, live on Zoom, deal with… View Article

When Nothing Changes, Nothing Changes #357

Published on June 30, 2020 Written by

2020 is certainly one for the books. One many people are calling it “a year to remember.”   Depending on the person you’re talking to, they may also refer to it as “a year to be forgotten.”  What determines which statement is true? Is it purely outlook?   In my experience, the answer depends on what you intend.   While we can’t control the… View Article

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