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When You Thought I Wasn’t Looking
A friend recently shared with me a beautiful poem, When You Thought I Wasn’t Looking, by Mary Korzan. It is written to her mother in a child’s words. She speaks of the simple experiences she observed, and how they impacted … Continue reading
On Balance
“There is no such thing as work-life balance – it is all life. The balance has to be within you,” wrote Sadhguru. It is your awareness of your continuing and passionate pursuit of your purpose and meaning, your dreams and … Continue reading
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Tagged Balance, Dolly Parton, Kana Kingsford, Priorities, Sadhguru, Stephen Covey
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On Starting from Within
In his book, Everyday Greatness, Stephen Covey, writes that some of life’s greatest lessons suggest that we cannot attain success in life – personal, professional or in service of our community – until we first achieve success within ourselves. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Integrity, Starting from Within, Stephen Covey, Within Ourselves
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Choosing a Mindset Opened by Wonder
Bruce Lipton writes, “Your perspective is always limited by how much you know. Expand your knowledge and you will transform your mind.” Our choices for expanding our knowledge are shaped by our view and understanding of the world that has … Continue reading
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Tagged Aristotle, Arthur Schopenhauer, Beliefs, Bruce Lipton, Buddha, Diversity, Dreams, Gerry Spence, limits, Perspective, Stephen Covey, Vision
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On the Gift of Self-Confidence
“Believe you can and you’re halfway there” wrote Theodore Roosevelt. His words capture the critical importance of self-confidence in the great leaders’ journey. It is this that creates the mirror to others of who we are and of what we … Continue reading
Your Greatest Investment
Time’s fragility and preciousness is well-known to those who value, love and treasure life. Its reminders surround us – on clocks, phones and the calendar’s weeks, months and years. The reminders are also observed in our own lives and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Future Planning, Investment, Moments, Seth Godin, Stephen Covey, Time
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Because of You…
In his blog post, The Daily Dose, Devin Hughes reminds great leaders to reflect on the impact their words, actions, gestures, attitudes and behaviors on those whom they touch and serve in the course of their magnificent journey. You might … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude, Behavior, Devin Hughes, Impact, Influence, Reflection, Stephen Covey, Tony Bennett, Wonder
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The Beauty and Joy of Trust
In his book, Leaders, Warren Bennis wrote: “An organization’s only unforgivable sin is the betrayal of trust. Trust is the emotional glue that bonds followers and leaders together. Whether it is a professional or personal matter, there is something that … Continue reading
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Tagged Challenge, Commitment, Ernest Hemingway, John Maxwell, Knowledge, Risk, Seth Godin, Stephen Covey, Trust, Understanding, Warren Bennis, William Paul Young
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