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Real transformation, unfortunately, often only happens through change or challenge. Perhaps nothing depicts the
Let’s talk about that on #TwoMinuteMondays.
An old French proverb teaches that perfect is the enemy of good. One of my favorite books talks about the difference between good to great. And I'll just add that “perfect” is overrated. Let’s talk about why
This month, I’m back in class for a few days and also taking a few days off. That got me thinking, so I wanted to share some GOOD NEWS: There will always be more
Over the years, I have missed out on some great classes, vacations, and meetings because I wasn’t fully present in the room … #TwoMinuteMondays
This week, I’d like to share a powerful phrase that I’ve sometimes struggled with: “We judge others by their worst behaviors; we judge ourselves by our best intentions”
There’s a saying that “The two best days to plant a tree are ‘Twenty years ago’ and ‘today’” – meaning, sure, you wish it had happened way back then … but if it didn’t, don’t wait any longer, do it now.
Love that, but there’s another tree story that I think we can learn from.
In my last episode, I suggested that if you are a leader, then you are an apple. Building on that, if you serve others, then you are an apple tree. Here are 6 tips on doing that, starting with – if you are an apple tree, don’t try to make oranges.
Think about this: you can count the number of seeds that will come from an apple, but you cannot count the number of apples that will come from one seed.
That's what leadership impact looks like.
Have you ever been in an argument – and you knew that you were right – so all that was necessary was the other person needed to apologize?
Delegating expert tasks rarely yields immediate time savings, but it always results in growing others’ expertise and your impact – and that is time well spent. Let’s talk about why.
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