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111 Do You Like What You Have? #1390

Published on July 19, 2024 Written by

Our results are a product of what we do repeatedly. Said another way, we are what we repeatedly do.  The power of this statement is worthy.  As I look at my business, relationships and life, it affords the opportunity to change.   The question is, are you excited, proud, and thrilled with more of the same?  

111 Your Actions Speak #1389 

Published on July 18, 2024 Written by

The next time you’re faced with a choice between making grand promises and quietly getting things done, remember this timeless adage: Actions speak louder than words.  Our world is noisy and filled with empty talk, driven on social media by everyone seeking a microphone. It’s amplified, but is it meaningful?  A simple way to gain… View Article

111 Imagine That #1388

Published on July 17, 2024 Written by

I love working with leadership teams.   When I realize the privilege I have to create a safe space for them to be vulnerable, open, and honest about their challenges as they lead others, it’s truly humbling.  To lead often means you compartmentalize your insecurities to open a space for others to have confidence in an… View Article

111 Is It Broken? #1387 

Published on July 16, 2024 Written by

Are you a fixer?  I am and have been. In my life I’ve looked at people, situations, teams, my work, and my relationships as problems to be solved.   Guess what?   As long as that’s how I approach what’s happening, everything is a problem waiting to be solved. This is great for my ego, my identity,… View Article

111 Embracing Discomfort #1386 

Published on July 15, 2024 Written by

I’ve said it before, discomfort = pain.   In place of learning new things, it’s easy to get comfortable and embrace the status quo.   True progress isn’t born from complacency; it thrives when we’re in harmony with our aspirations and our challenges.  Growth, in its purest form, is a dynamic journey that demands we step outside… View Article

111 Get Aligned #1385 

Published on July 12, 2024 Written by

Everyone wants the secret ingredient to achieving remarkable results. Whether at home or work, it’s the same thing.  Alignment.  When everyone is on the same page and working towards a common goal, amazing things happen. Most often, it’s easier and more fun than expected because of your alignment. Simply stated:  Alignment offers numerous benefits, including… View Article

111 Opportunity Cost #1384

Published on July 11, 2024 Written by

Opportunity cost. It’s always there.  When you say “YESS!” to something, you say “no” to many others.   Too often, we disregard what the costs actually are.   When you’re overscheduled, there is no space. No space for opportunity, spontaneity, things to go wrong or things to emerge. You’ve planned it all away and it becomes more… View Article

111 Giving Feedback #1383 

Published on July 10, 2024 Written by

Have you ever noticed that when you put off challenging conversations you suffer?  One of the best principles I live my life by is to handle things promptly when they go wrong. Whether it’s family, work partners, teammates, employees, friends, or the service professionals you encounter in life, the rule of thumb is 24 hours. … View Article

111 Nice #1382 

Published on July 9, 2024 Written by

Have you ever wished there was less tension during a work meeting?  Me too; and after review, I won’t wish it away.  Tension is related to conflict and conflict creates clarity. While it may be uncomfortable, that tension is what transforms a problem into an opportunity. It’s also transformative for learning. We must diverge to… View Article

111 Your Ideas #1381 

Published on July 8, 2024 Written by

David Allen says, “our mind is made for having ideas, not for holding ideas.” Those words are music to any Visionary, entrepreneur, and leader. That said, it doesn’t mean all ideas are worthy of action.  To succeed, you must be prepared to apply massive action to your idea, coupled with the persistence to endure the… View Article

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