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Tag Archives: Helen Keller
On the Gift of Vision
In leadership as in life, vision is the cornerstone of inspiration and motivation. It provides purpose and meaning in our pursuit of something greater in life. It ignites passion which fuels the relentless pursuit of goals that might otherwise seem … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Perspective, Tools
Tagged Dream, Helen Keller, Jr., Martin Luther King, Mindset, Vision
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On Living a Life Without Limits
Nick Vujicic, born without arms and legs, overcame his disability to live a life of richness and happiness, a life without limits. He said, “Live a life without limits, for the only thing holding you back is your own choice.” … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Fulfillment, Perspective
Tagged Adventure, Boundaries, Christian Larson, Constraints, Dreams, Helen Keller, Henry David Thoreau, limits, Maya Angelou, Nick Vujicic, Possibility, Potential, Self-Imposed
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On the Heart and Rational Mind
Helen Keller wrote of the heart’s magic saying, “The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart.” The heart holds the emotions and joys of who we are. It … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Albert Einstein, Brain, Heart, Helen Keller, Intuitive, Mind, Rational, Steve Jobs
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On Life’s Journey
Confucius said, “Roads were made for journeys, not destinations.” His words are a gentle reminder to great leaders that each day of life is but another beautiful step on their mgnificent journey in achieving their life’s purpose and meaning. There … Continue reading
On Daring Greatly
“There is a flame burning deep within all of us,” writes Tracey Osborne, “It is up to you to turn your flame into a roaring fire.” Each of us holds the keys to finding and living dreams undreamed. It is … Continue reading
Extraordinary Success = A Daring Destination + Servant Leadership
Jonathan Maze, reporting on the Multi-Unit Foodservice Operators Conference 2015, captures Cheryl Bachelder’s, CEO of Popeye’s Lousiana Kitchen Inc., thoughts on how servant leadership can yield success. Bachelder, he writes, believes that there are traditionally two types of leaders: “Those who focus … Continue reading
Posted in Servant Leadership
Tagged Charyl Bachelder, Helen Keller, Humility, Impact, Jonathan Maze, Love, Servant Leadership, Serve, Service
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The Joys of Optimism
One of the magnificent choices great leaders have in life is choosing to live as optimists or pessimists – to see the world in its infinite possibilities, or view only its scarcity and short-comings. Winston Churchill, English statesman, told us: … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Allegory, Belief, Courage, Helen Keller, Inspiration, Optimism, Possibility, Robert Brault, Robert Heinlein, Robert Schuller, Winston Churchill
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Brick Walls Are There for a Reason
Randy Pausch, the inspirational college professor who shared his end of life journey and battle with pancreatic cancer in his memorable speech widely-known as The Last Lecture, said: “The brick walls are there for a reason. The brick walls are … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure
Tagged Excitement, Helen Keller, Joy, Mindset, Passion, Possibility, Potential, Randy Pausch
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