I will be the first to say that I am in love with the act of failure. However, over the years, I have tried to make failure my friend.
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I will be the first to say that I am in love with the act of failure. However, over the years, I have tried to make failure my friend.
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Evidence suggests that we tend to move forward more than hold on to the past. As an example, throughout the Pandemic, we started with “return to normal,” but that language appropriately shifted to “the new normal.” Pressing forward requires not only internal strength but also knowing the times.
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Without a doubt, one of my biggest challenges is recognizing and celebrating progress. I am pretty good at cheering others on, but doing it for myself is a challenge.
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Visions, dreams, and goals without a plan, are wishes. Don’t overcomplicate it, create your plan today.
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The most critical promise is the one we often do not make to ourselves—the promise to be the best version of ourselves.
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Growth requires change. Incremental change typically yields incremental growth. Transformational change yields transformational growth.
Learning is a life-long process that can be an incredible adventure: people, places, foods, topics, languages, strategies, techniques, skills, and more. Further, consider the width and depth of variations within each of those areas. What is even more encouraging is that learning today is available in so many forms. Schools, of course, more than 129… Read More »Success Thought of the Day – 5/6/21
When looking to be in service to others, remember that the simplest of things matter. Listening can be a powerful act of service, meeting someone’s need in a critical moment.
Like me, it can be difficult for problem-solvers to resist not jumping in to “fix it.” One tip I learned during executive coaching training a few years ago has been precious. W.A.I.T, an acronym that stands for WHY AM I TALKING. What I have learned most in utilizing this is that people often have the answers inside of them. However, what they need is “space.” Space to tell their story, emote and think.
If you want to serve someone today, give your ears to someone that needs them.
Pursuing what we are purposed to do is often less about the mystery of “what” and more about the paralysis of answering “how.”
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