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On the Value of Poise
John Wooden defined poise as, “Just being yourself. Being at ease in any situation. Never fighting yourself.” John Maxwell relates a story about him at one of his ten NCAA Championships in basketball. “There were thirty seconds before the game … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Confidence, Florence Scovel Shinn, Hysteria, Impatience, John Maxwell, John Wooden, Paul Brown, Poise, Self-Control, Stress
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Lessons from a Glass of Water
In their blog post, The Weight of the Glass, Marc and Angel Chernoff remind great leaders of the importance of letting go of those stresses and worries of life that impact their effectiveness professionally and personally. Once upon a time a psychology professor … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Action, Allegory, Marc and Angel Chernoff, Stress, Worry
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When Did You Last Take Any Time to Do Nothing?
In his January 2013 TED post, All It Takes is 10 Mindful Minutes, Andy Puddicombe, a former fully ordained monk with extensive monastic, retreat and teaching experience, asks the question: “When did you last take any time to do nothing?” For … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Puddicombe, Beauty, Challenge, Moment, Peter McWilliams, Potential, Stress
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