I participated in the Founders over 40 conference last week, sharing my story and lessons and learning from others. As Elizabeth Isele shared some of her work, she said, “I started that business when I was just 50 years old,” with such a vibrant tone. [Read More]
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Success Thought of the Day – 10/6/21
During game days, NFL team sidelines are great examples of immersion within a community. Full engagement in the current play, reviewing and planning, caring for others, and ultimately, making each other better. [Read More]
Success Thought of the Day – 10/5/21
Consider a setback to be preparation. It is like pulling back an arrow, allowing you to be propelled forward with greater force.
Success Thought of the Day – 10/4/21
Keep chasing those ideas. Keep defying the conventional. Keep pushing for the change you want to see.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/30/21
One of my favorite movie scenes occurs during a listening session for a new song in The Temptations movie. Berry Gordy asked a critical question, “would you spend your last ten cents to buy this record?” If people did not say yes, the record wasn’t good enough to present to the world in his mind.
You must have those same types of filters as you develop your business ideas.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/29/21
“It hasn’t been done before” is only accurate until it is done. Sometimes you just need to be the one to do it.
Keep walking across those lines, my friends!
Success Thought of the Day – 9/28/21
Our eyes often catch things that are seemingly good for us.
Our hearts catch things that produce long-lasting joy. What a tremendous filter to use before your pursuit!
Success Thought of the Day – 9/27/21
When we use time wisely, we get better over time.
You define what is possible.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/23/21
By the way, yesterday is now the past.
Take the lesson learned and keep it moving!
Success Thought of the Day – 9/21/21
Exhale and let that quote settle in.
Take a moment to celebrate yourself and the road you’ve traveled so far.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/20/21
Over the past few weeks, I have talked with many leaders expressing fatigue. It is not surprising! The past two years have called for leaders to learn and act rapidly, use more emotional intelligence, and continually adjust. We shared many ideas; my contribution was “lead on purpose.”
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Success Thought of the Day – 9/15/21
The development of inner beauty is for each of us to own for ourselves.
The fruit of which has a tremendous impact on others. You can only give or lead from the reservoir you have established.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/14/21
It isn’t easy to see while in the moment but astonishing when you look back at the cumulative effect.
Just keep going.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/13/21
It is incredible how, when planning a vacation, we can get connected to the pictures of the location. Not just the country or city, but into the details. The property, the immediate surroundings, the restaurants, the room, the beaches, and so on. Those visuals give us something to look forward to as we begin to invest monetarily.
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Success Thought of the Day – 9/10/21
These ten words are worth not only repeating but taking a moment to complete each sentence for yourself. I’ll start.
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Success Thought of the Day – 9/9/21
Continue to be a cheerful giver in all that you do.
Just be sure to put yourself in the “receiving line” as well.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/8/21
Each part of my journey that yielded growth included some level of being afraid in the beginning.
Taking the small steps, developing mentoring relationships with those who have done it before (when possible), learning assertively, and improving quickly were all a part of the process of pushing through it.
Success Thought of the Day – 9/2/21
Creating the line of sight between where you are now and your vision, takes work. Add to that the inevitable barriers that you face in between, including people, cultural norms, and more.
Salman and I discuss techniques to mitigate those barriers. [Read more for link to listen]