Category: Sue’s Daily Blog

It’s All a Gift #769 

Published on January 27, 2022 Written by

As I contemplate what works for me, incrementally I see gains and who I am shifts with the new practices I embody.  Small things add up to big things.   As cliché as it sounds, I am present to the gift each day is right now. It’s a cliché I see those diagnosed with terminal illness… View Article

Stop Waiting #768 

Published on January 26, 2022 Written by

Figuring out your rhythm is key.  During these changing days of a pandemic, it’s challenged me to look at my practices beyond the readily available options.  As I realize the impact of travel, “making things work” (my version of overscheduling), staying focused on my goals (and at times losing sight of the journey), paying attention… View Article

In Our PRIME #767 

Published on January 25, 2022 Written by

Incremental improvement.   I write about it often because until my life went off the rails years ago, I was a big believer in setting great big goals and going for it.  Don’t get me wrong, I still believe in setting big goals, but my love of the goals has shifted to falling in love with… View Article

Time To Reconsider #766 

Published on January 24, 2022 Written by

How do you find the ideas that matter most?  You have to have thinking time. It’s one of my big commitments in 2022.   Intentionally setting time to combine the ideas that matter most and connecting them in ways that are both actionable and new offers new opportunities everywhere.  Too often, we settle for top of… View Article

Aligning Voices #765 

Published on January 21, 2022 Written by

It’s amazing how good it feels to be part of a team.   Today I had a true sense of shared accountability and support as we all grappled with how to solve the roadblocks we were facing.   I didn’t have to push it, those around me stepped up.   I participated fully, though I didn’t have to… View Article

Baby Steps #764 

Published on January 20, 2022 Written by

“You do not rise to the level of your goals; you fall to the level of your systems.” – James Clear  As I think about my own systems, those in place for me personally are a bit more elusive than those constructed in concert with others.   The subtle systems I have which keep all things in place,… View Article

Finding My Inspiration #763 

Published on January 19, 2022 Written by

Want inspiration?  Me too. I picked up 3 books today, listened to music, and found myself uninspired.  Yet I set a goal to write three blog posts today.   The good news, I didn’t let go of the goal to get to three despite my lack of inspiration.  As I meandered, did other things, kept reading… View Article

I’m Taking My Time #762 

Published on January 18, 2022 Written by

Settle for more.  I have a piece of artwork up that says that very thing. It reminds me to be disciplined with doing less to have more. More time, more space, more enthusiasm for life and what I bring to it.  With the increase of owning time as my ultimate wealth, everything else flows from… View Article

Worthy Questions #761 

Published on January 17, 2022 Written by

Going above and beyond.   It’s a noteworthy act and sometimes feels like a lost art right now.  As I look around our business, and those I work with and patronize, it seems to be easier to deliver more as the world is shrinking inward.  What small yet thoughtful things can you and your team do to… View Article

Great Questions Do Three Things #760 

Published on January 14, 2022 Written by

“Most serious mistakes are not being made because of wrong answers. The truly dangerous thing is asking the wrong question.” Peter Drucker  As a leader, making the time to ask the best question is critical.   Often, when I’m rushed, my schedule is full, or I’m over tired I don’t ask great questions which leads to the wrong answers.   Slowing… View Article

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