Ten leadership tactics going beyond the work related concept

Chefs de France photo
At work yesterday, but not working (what you see when not working)

 

Chefs de France photo
At work yesterday: this is what it looks like when actually working

 
Life lessons we already know:
 

1. pick your battles
2. forgive endlessly and without condition
3. pray for the poor (poor has many categories unrelated to money)
4. choose your friends wisely
5. control what you can, let go of what you can’t
6. be an example, not a warning
7. compassion
8. peace
9. love
10. know the source of your strength and hold on relentlessly

 
Okay?
 
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If you’ve ever made excuses that have cost you, and have caused you deep regret

Facebook Fan Page under-developed marketing
How do we feel when we are asked to do something and the only reason is because it will benefit someone else?

 

under-developed marketing often is the only standard many know (and use)
Would even a small amount of backstory, or description help us understand why we should act?

 

If you’ve ever made excuses that have cost you, and have caused you deep regret, and yet you still hold onto hope that it’s not over yet, and if you have been searching for a long time for the permission to change – to act differently than in your past life…

Please like this Mid Life Celebration Facebook page.

PS. Excuses, regrets, opportunity, and permission? Story of my life.

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Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear

Four Florida sand Hill Cranes and UPS delivery truck
Inquiring minds want to know

 

Mid Life Celebration book delivery and Sand Hill Cranes in background
Will you please read it to us? (said no Sand Hill Crane ever)

 

Adult and juvenille Sand Hill Crane closeup photo
The young one (left) actually does want to know the story

 

Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them.   – Dr. Robert Jarvik (inventor of the Jarvik-7, an artificial heart)

Perhaps they do have a highly developed sense of fear, but an even greater sense of purpose. Yes?

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