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Category Archives: Learning
Blow Up To Go Up!
Are you a linebacker or a balloonist? This question came to me listening to an audiobook while watching conference championship football…… Continue reading
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Posted in Change management, Continuous Improvement, People and Productivity, Vision
Tagged Ballooning, Dreams, Gary Keller, Isaiah 40, The One Thing
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Driving Miss Entrepreneur
The key to giving up the wheel is realizing that you not only arrive sooner at your financial destination but you can also see a lot more from the back seat. Continue reading
Putting your brain in the fast lane!
The wider the lane, the faster the brain can get to what you already retained. Continue reading
Posted in Continuous Improvement, Motivation
Tagged Goals, reticular activation system
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Pareto and Lap Swimming in the Work Pool
Listening to my buddy, Chris Klinger’s Minutespiration vlog on the Pareto Principle, Do You Pareto?, I noticed how my interval was a small part of my workout, but it makes all the difference in my performance. So why not apply it a 20% interval into my work day and see if I get an 80% return? Continue reading
Posted in Continuous Improvement, Motivation, People and Productivity
Tagged Chris Klinger, Pareto Principle
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The Path of No Resistance and The Mind Like Water
Imagine that you had no control over your thoughts, no control over your responses, and no control over your emotions. One of these is true. Can you guess which one?
Garrett Kramer got me thinking about not thinking………. Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity
Tagged Garrett Kramer, mental freedom, Path of No Resistance
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Why we should all remain two year olds!
“He has been here for 20 years; but it more like he’s been here a year and just repeated the first year twenty times.”
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Posted in CLO, Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity
Tagged Employee Engagement
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