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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Optimistic Blind Spots
Optimism is a wonderful trait for entrepreneurs. It’s the high road at the problem forks in your life. Its the fuel necessary to go the extra mile. It’s in the DNA of successful, happy people. For all its wonderful attributes, … Continue reading
The Lifetime Value of a Mentor
The synchronicity for me of the two situations was the lifetime value of a mentor. Continue reading
Posted in Change management, leadership, Learning, Marketing, Motivation, People and Productivity, Workforce Development
Tagged Fathers, lifelong learning, Mentors, Success
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Running Out of Trust
My personal experience added another definition. You know you’re trustworthy when it really bothers you when you fail with the trust given you. Here’s a story that nearly 30 years later haunts me.
The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be
No, the future ain’t what it used to be, it better. In fact, it’s here now, out back working with my SCM on some surprise. Continue reading
Talking Heads Change vs. Core Values
Running or swimming provides me a forum for thinking through nagging problems in my head. This morning the change vs core values surfaced as the topic. Continue reading
What I am Adding for Lent
Today starts Lent which traditionally means giving up something. That’s what wrong….While the goal is always worthy, the process is backward. Continue reading
What Was I Thinking?
Having moved past the half way point in my life, I find this statement refreshing. Now that I understand how the universe gives us what we think about I have hope based on my thinking.
A Balanced Life and Steve Jobs
What stuck me the most about Jobs was found on pages 567-571, the last 5 pages….Yet no where in there, facing death, did he spend a second reflecting on his family and relationships. The closest he came was seeing his six year-old and “imagining” what is was like for the employee he fired that day to face his six year-old. Pitiful and sad.
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Posted in Capitalism, family, Innovation, leadership, Marketing, Motivation, Seth Godin
Tagged Change management, entrepreneurship, faith, Family, innovation, John Wooden, Leadership, Steve Jobs, Success, Wisdom and truth
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Why Blog Daily?
During the market plan discussion in our entrepreneurship class, Calvin asked me, “Why do you blog daily?” Good question and I sought of stumbled through an answer. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity, Seth Godin
Tagged blogging, discipline, goal setting, health, personal productivity
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