Category: Sue’s Daily Blog

Connective Tissue #949 

Published on October 6, 2022 Written by

At a tour of the Dallas Star, the Cowboys headquarters and practice facility, I was struck by a simple statue which embodied the message they share on the tour. It says:  “It is a privilege, not a right to play, coach and work for the DALLAS COWBOYS.”  It prompted me to think about the state… View Article

Maintaining Your 2% Mindset #948 

Published on October 5, 2022 Written by

This graphic blew my mind. I don’t know if it’s factual or not, yet I know none of us live in either mindset permanently. The game is to develop strategies to manage to YOUR 2% mindset. Mine is below.  If 98% of the population:  Wants to be like everyone else  Plays it safe  Is insecure  … View Article

Delivered to My Front Door #947 

Published on October 4, 2022 Written by

Take the chance.  In a world where talent is hard to find, it’s worthwhile to pay attention.   I ordered from the grocery delivery service today and the person who took my order and brought it to my home was fast, efficient and didn’t ask questions. From the time I ordered to groceries delivered to my… View Article

Myopic Thinking #946 

Published on October 3, 2022 Written by

I consider myself a pretty efficient person, yet when I read this Charles Richards quote, I realized how much time I waste on a regular basis.   He said, “Don’t be fooled by the calendar. There are only as many days in the year as you make use of. One person gets only a week’s value… View Article

Productivity Increased #945 

Published on September 30, 2022 Written by

Have you ever hustled to get everything done the day before you leave for vacation?  You know, the days approaching time off are often overfull in an attempt to leave everything “in order” with as many Is dotted and Ts crossed as possible.  It’s often a less than ideal experience leading up to what’s intended… View Article

Work Life Balance is Bullshit!

Published on September 29, 2022 Written by

I’ve asked quite a number of leaders whether there is such a thing as work life balance. Almost everyone says no without hesitation. They agree there are times we’re present, we’re grounded, we’re in sync with what matters, and we’re in the zone—feeling all the joyous personal and professional satisfaction we’re looking for. Yet, it’s… View Article

Embracing Friction #944 

Published on September 29, 2022 Written by

I was at Strategic Coach today with Dan Sullivan. It was energizing and predictably impactful as usual.  We worked on removing friction while thinking about our thinking.  Early in the day, Dan shared that friction is different than an obstacle. Friction is emotional and internal. Obstacles are outside of you. What a powerful distinction.  As… View Article

Increasing Energy #943 

Published on September 28, 2022 Written by

Who gives you energy?   What activities give you energy?  Here’s a simple exercise to try: Write a list and don’t answer with the “right” answers. Tell the truth. Who and what fill you up?  When you stop to think, is your list long? Does it flow easily and is it hard to limit all the… View Article

Toss It #942 

Published on September 27, 2022 Written by

“If you’re going to worry, don’t pray. If you’re going to pray, don’t worry.”  I was fortunate enough to be at a gathering with the Women Presidents Organization in Minnesota enjoying the incredible musical journey Jevetta Steele took us on recently.  When someone sings in a way that touches your insides, moves you and offers… View Article

Let the Firefighting Stop #941 

Published on September 26, 2022 Written by

“You are not required set yourself on fire to keep others warm.” – Dr. Joi Lewis  This quote says it all. It makes you smile, and it stings at the same time.  If you’re used to propping people up, being there for others, doing whatever it takes to help, lending an ear, a dollar (or… View Article

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