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If Serving Is Below You, Leadership is Beyond You
In their book, Servant Leadership in Action, Ken Blanchard and Renee Broadwell have collected an incredible collection of essays by prominent writers on the subject of servant leadership. Simon Sinek, in his essay, The Evolution of Servant Leadership, suggests that … Continue reading
A New View of Hope
So often we hear people say the words: “I hope that I….” To those words is an immediate response from great leaders: “Hope is not a plan.” These words beg a call for action – to move from simply wishing … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination
Tagged Achievement, Action, Alexandra Trenfor, Dream, Hope, Rumi, Stephen Covey, Value, Worth
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On Macro Patience and Micro Speed
Leo Tolstoy writes: “The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.” The patience of which he speaks is not passive. Rather, it is a bold and active acceptance of what will be required to achieve a dream, goal or … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Accomplishment, Action, Allegory, Commitment, Dream, Gary Vaynerchuk, Leo Tolstoy, Passion, Patience
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On the Value of the Stupid Pill
In a Blue Bloods TV episode, Garret Moore, the public information officer to the Commissioner says: “A wise woman told me that anytime I started to doubt my abilities I should take a stupid pill. Because then I could believe … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Accomplishment, Action, Belief, Brianna Wiest, Garret Moore, Max De Pree, Mindset, Possibility
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The Law of Expansion
In his book, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, John Maxwell shares his Law of Expansion – how great leaders increase their thinking capacity and their capacity for action, how they grow and learn to stretch their limits. He begins … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond
Tagged Action, Energy, Focus, John Maxwell, Limit, Louis Patler, Potential, Robert J Kriegel, Socrates
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Creating Lollipop Moments
In his TED Talk, Leading with Lollipops, Drew Dudley, suggests that leadership be redefined in terms of lollipop moments – “a moment where someone said something or did something that you feel fundamentally made your life better.“ Dudley believes that leadership is sometimes perceived … Continue reading
On Talking to Yourself
How did a man in his fifties complete two triathlons back to back? How did he do it six times? What was it that gave him the drive, fortitude and mindset to accomplish these incredible feats? In his blog post, The Best … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond
Tagged Action, Choice, Criticism, Empowerment, Encouragement, Inspiration, Jon Gordon, Limit, Motivation, Victoria Moran
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