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Tag Archives: Tony Robbins
Guiding Attention Through Intention
“Starve your distractions, feed your focus” writes an unknown author on the importance of focus. Tony Robbins tells great leaders: “Where your focus goes, your energy flows.” It is this intentionality that drives an action-orientation in the great leaders’ purposeful … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Attention, David Duchemin, Distraction, Focus, Intention, Intentionality, Meaning, Purpose, Tony Robbins, Winston Churchill
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On Commitment
“If I’m committed, there is always a way” wrote Tony Robbins. For great leaders, it is their passionate commitment to a vision, purpose, cause or goal that unlocks the possibilities of bringing them to reality. They don’t allow themselves to … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Commitment, John Maxwell, Pat Riley, Peter Drucker, Possibility, Tony Robbins
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When Dreams Turn Into Goals
A friend recently shared with me his reflections on his visit to Italy. He wrote: “From this trip, I learned so much about the culture and history of Italy, but also learned a lot about myself. I learned how to … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Allegory, Confucius, Dream, Goal, Greg Reid, Inspiration, Plan, SONG, Tony Robbins
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On Time and Energy
In their book, The Power of Full Engagement, James E. Loehr and Tony Schwartz share their thoughts with great leaders about how to achieve their optimal levels of performance. One fact at the heart of their teaching is the belief … Continue reading
Posted in Tools
Tagged Energy, James E. Loehr, Management, Simon Sinek, Time, Tony Robbins, Tony Schwartz
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We Make Our Choices, Then Our Choices Make Us
Gordon B. Hinckley wrote: “The course of our lives is seldom determined by great, life-altering decisions. Our direction is often set by the small, day-to-day choices that chart the tract on which we run. This is the substance of our … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure
Tagged Accountability, Choice, Decision-Making, Eleanor Roosevelt, Gordon B. Hinckley, Graham Brown, Responsibility, Tony Robbins
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The Franklin Effect
In his recent blog post, Marshall Goldsmith, speaks with Dr. Steven Berglas about the Franklin Effect. Berglas tells the story of Ben Franklin and his relationship with a powerful individual “who was negatively disposed to him.” “Instead of ingratiating the … Continue reading
Posted in Servant Leadership
Tagged Allegory, Benjamin Franklin, Marshall Goldsmith, Power, Service, Steven Berglas, Tony Robbins
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On Momentum… It’s an Attitude
“People who succeed have momentum. The more they succeed, the more they want to succeed, and the more they find a way to succeed,” writes Tony Robbins. It is built over time with a ceaseless drive and passion, a self-motivation … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Attitude, Lou Holtz, Michael Korda, Momentum, Repetition, Success, Tony Robbins
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The 5 Second Rule for a Happier New Year
Tony Robbins tells us: “The one thing we have in this world is we can’t control the events, but we can choose what to focus on, we can choose what things mean and we can choose what to do. Those … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Tools
Tagged Accomplishment, Achievement, Allegory, Discomfort, Mel Robbins, Reflection, Tony Robbins
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