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Great Leaders SEE Things Differently
In his recent blog post, Leaders SEE things DIFFERENTLY, Ryan Walter, former professional ice hockey center, Stanley Cup winner, motivational speaker and author, writes of the power and magic of SEEing in the lives of great leaders. He begins with … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Differently, Marcel Proust, New Eyes, Ryan Walter, Seeing
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On the Power and Magic of Being Vulnerable
Leo Christopher tells great leaders: “Vulnerability is the essence of connection, and connection is the essence of existence.” In his recent podcast interview on Player Networking Event (PNE), Quentin (Q) Williams speaks about the power of vulnerability, a magical and … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment
Tagged Authentic, Brené Brown, Connections, Courage, Gary Burnison, Leo Christopher, Melissa Joyce, Quentin Williams, Relationships, Rumi, Transparency, Vulnerability, Vulnerable
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On the Value and Joy of Challenging Yourself
In his recent blog, Challenge Yourself, John Maxwell suggests to great leaders that they go beyond the daily challenges they receive from others and challenge themselves. He says: “You know your strengths. You know your dreams. You know your heart. … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Challenge, Growth and Development, John Maxwell, Joshua Marine, Self-Knowledge
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On Finding Your Ray of Sunlight
In her book, Business Devotional, Lillian Martin speaks to great leaders about those times in their lives when life’s events seem to conspire against them to bring them down. In those moments, their minds may even doubt about finding a … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Grit, Life-Learnings, Lillian Martin, Ray of Sunlight, Willie Nelson
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Belief’s Magical Key to Your Greatest Potential
“What potential is lying dormant in you that could be released if you chose to believe in yourself and your abilities?” asks Jack Canfield in his book, The Success Principles. Believing in yourself is the magical key you hold to … Continue reading
On Good, Better, Best… the Great Leader’s Unending Journey to Greatness
Good, better, best – beautiful stepping stones in the great leader’s continuing growth and development. Each step is both a beginning and ending point, a movement from the ‘as is’ to the ‘what can be’. The ‘best’, itself, is not … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Best, Development, Greatness, Growth, John Maxwell, Maya Angelou, Oprah Winfrey, Purpose and Meaning
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Living Life as a Gift
“Focus on ‘Get to’ vs ‘Have to.’ Each day, focus on what you get to do, not what you have to do. Life is a gift, not an obligation,” writes Jon Gordon in his weekly article, 21 Tips for a … Continue reading
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Tagged Get To, Have To, Jon Gordon, Life Is A Gift, Pablo Picasso, Tony Robbins
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The Magnificence of Leadershifts
A part of the excitement and joy in the daily life of great leaders is their continuing drive to go beyond the familiarity, peace and quiet of their comfort zone to stretch themselves to find something more – to do … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Creative, Impossible, John Maxwell, Miguel Torres, Stretch, Tony Robbins, Unexplored Possibilities
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Reflecting Back and Living Forward
These were the promises and excitement that filled the hearts and souls of great leaders as 2020 began: another year of exciting growth, magnificent achievements and the realization of their dreams and purpose’s purpose. The great leaders pause now to … Continue reading
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Tagged Achievement, Dreams, Growth, Henry David Thoreau, New Year, Possibility, Purpose, Reflection, Socrates
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