Personal time. Something we say we want the most of, yet, avoid it almost more than anything. How come? I reflect in this week's leadership meditation. #leadership #meditation #timemanagement https://www.milestonemind.com/blog/august-6-2018-mondays-leadership-meditation

This week, as apart of a 10-part ‘how do we define failure’ series I continue with one of my biggest inspirational figures in Nelson Mandela: how did Nelson Mandela define failure? I’ve included both the video and audio recording. Listen to and watch the podcast here - https://www.milestonemind.com/journal/episode-61-part-2-of-10-how-did-nelson-mandela-define-failure

When we feel resistance, what do we do? Do we fight it, embrace it, suppress it, confront it, get mad at it? Resistance is misunderstood, and this week, I take some time to befriend it once again.

https://www.milestonemind.com/journal/episode-60-from-founder-and-ceo-to-professional-boxing-coach-mindset-with-bruce-babashan We often hear people say ‘do what you’re passionate about,’ but what’s always left out of that comment is ‘you’ll never work harder and sacrifice more, but the reward of the work itself will make it worth it.’ Listen to my chat this week with Bruce Babashan who went from a long and successful career in the staffing business, to leaving that behind, and becoming a professional boxing coach. #business #coaching #boxing #mindset

Forgiveness is the next great wellness trend? https://www.milestonemind.com/blog/july-23-2018-mondays-leadership-meditation Listen to this week’s leadership meditation as we touch on this. #leadership #wellness #meditation

Knowing versus knowledge. One of the hardest things to do in today's data-driven world is to rely on knowing over accumulated knowledge via data and information. I reflect on this, this week in the Monday Leadership Meditation https://www.milestonemind.com/blog/july-9-2018-mondays-leadership-meditation #leadership #meditation #reflection

In 2011 everything changed for Green Beret, Kevin R. Flike. He was shot in the stomach in battle, pulled off the battle field by a friendly Afghan soldier, and lived to tell about the story. But, this is just the beginning. Kevin’s road to recovery, and its ups and downs, is the story of life and how it is asking us to keep going even in the depths of despair and hopelessness. Come listen to Kevin’s story of resiliency and grit as he recalls overcoming a series of challenges that tested him to his core - https://www.milestonemind.com/journal/episode-59-hard-learned-lessons-in-resilience-and-self-reliance-with-former-green-beret-kevin-flike --. #resiliency #tests #living #mindset #motivation #greenberet

https://www.milestonemind.com/blog/july-2-2018-mondays-leadership-meditation SERVICE. How does this serve me? How does this serve us? With any major decision, and even down to daily mundane decisions, these are the two most important questions I ask myself. The key is that, in isolation, neither question matters. Together, is where I find my direction. Come listen as I discuss in this week’s leadership meditation. #leadership #meditation #directives

This week, as apart of a 10-part ‘how do we define failure’ series I start with one of my biggest inspirational bodies of work in Buddhism: how did Buddha define failure? I’ve included both the video and audio recording for this segment. Listen and Watch the Video Podcast Here:  https://www.milestonemind.com/journal/episode-58-part-1-of-10-how-did-buddha-define-failure All the best, Dave

CORRESPONDENCE. Like any law of physics, this one is no different as it plays right into cause and effect - milestonemind.com/blog/june-25-2018-mondays-leadership-meditation - As it matters to personal, professional or organizational leadership and vision, this concept of reflection is critical to understand if morale, trust or job satisfaction are low. Things are mere reflections. What makes them good or bad are wholly influenced by their inputs. Let’s explore more now. #leadership #reflection #physics #aftereffects #jobsatisfaction #morale #correspondences