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It’s been said that no one goes to Las Vegas twice – for it is not the same city and they are not the same person.
That’s notthe actual saying, but let’s use it for #TwoMinuteMondays on 30 years of Vegas tradeshows.
This is showing up more in social media, but I started thinking about it as part of Newtonian Physics – and the Law of Inertia.
Are you an object at rest or in motion?
Let’s talk about that on #TwoMinuteMondays
That phrase is usually applied to organizations that started and thrived down one path.
Lately, I’ve been looking in the mirror to remind myself about what got me here and where I want to go … how about you?
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This week, to wrap a three-part series on mentoring – let’s talk about the differences between MENTORS and COACHES.
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Last week, I had the best phone call. A work colleague and I were catching up – and at the end, they asked, “Hey, can I get on your recurring calendar?” It was a request to begin a mentoring relationship.
This #TwoMinuteMondays episode is part 2 of 3 in a series on mentoring.
You can learn a lot from failure – if you embrace it – but you often need a lever or catalyst for change.
In my case, the single most impactful book I ever read was “21 Laws of Leadership” by John C. Maxwell. It was given to me because of a recent failing – and taught me some of the most formative lessons that I still rely on today, including “Iron sharpens Iron.”
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I’ve been to 3 conferences – in 3 weeks – on 3 continents – and I learned 2 things: The power of meeting in person AND the art of introducing someone.
Let’s talk about that on #TwoMinuteMondays.
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What do Ben Franklin, Abe Lincoln, Mark Twain, two Lions, and me have in common? They all give versions of this same advice.
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