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Pulse Check – A Practice Around Priorities, Energy, and Purpose
If you had 12 months to live, what would become most important to you? This inquiry is a practice around priorities, energy, and purpose.
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Action Creates Movement
We all have experienced procrastination and the inertia that prevents forward movement. There’s a saying that can help us out of this trench: Effort Creates Energy.
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What’s your Holiday Wish?
The gift most executives want is time. How to create time using a delegation strategy.
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Human Beings and Human Doings
We are human BEings; however, most of us live as human DOings. To be successful, one must work on three aspects of business.
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Being Grateful for COVID
Will you end up being grateful for COVID, or will you stop by choice, take the time to reorient, rest, and re-energize, so you too can serve the…
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Leading Beyond the Advice Monster
By recognizing and taming the Advice Monster, leaders can create an environment where team members are empowered to solve for themselves, establish collective purpose and goals, and increase…
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