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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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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.
It isn’t easy to see while in the moment but astonishing when you look back at the cumulative effect.
Just keep going.
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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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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Continue to be a cheerful giver in all that you do.
Just be sure to put yourself in the “receiving line” as well.
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.
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]
Many things on the road to your success will not produce “feel good” feelings. However, those things need to get done.
Like a horse with blinders, stay focused on your race.
The allocation of time, in and of itself, is a meaningful investment.
Allocate time according to your desired level of success.
Nate hit rock bottom after becoming a business owner, not finding the fulfillment he expected, falling into drug addiction, committing grand theft, and going to prison.
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Your success is dependent on your personal growth; the former will not exceed the latter.
Plan regular meetings “with yourself,” to learn, assess and plan future steps.
Your biggest breakthrough might be on the other side of that mountain.
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Most great businesses don’t grow out of complex, rocket-science-like ideas.
Most have just two things. A product or service solves a problem and a founder who is committed to seeing it through.
Dr. Brooks was recently on my podcast, sharing the importance of understanding the continuous nature of our journeys.
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Amazing things begin to happen when you acknowledge your power and take accountability.
You get to choose the locations where that passport will be stamped, along with who travels with you.
Realizing your vision requires your commitment to take advantage of every opportunity “at-bat.”
Winning comes through the collection of hits and strikes.
