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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Why is running a popular Spring time activity at major campuses?
Because smart people know that intellectual stimulation, by itself, is a thin disguise for wisdom.
And running requires minimal equipment /investment. And you see a lot while you do it.
It is in the balance of life’s big wellness choices – mind, body, spirit, work, home – that one becomes wise.
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The great Summer of 2013 in our career. One pulse-check question:
Only one person in charge of how hard we work this Summer.
There are so many things in our control, including leaving (for something else), but we tend to ignore the truth because of the effort, or radical discomfort, it would take to change.
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The old ways of doing work are collapsing and smart people can not stop it.
Smart people are resisting. Smarter (the new smart) people are exploiting embracing what is nothing less than a new world order.
This video is 18 minutes long from theRSA.org entitled, Tomorrow’s Work. Why Yesterday’s Expectations Are Ruining Today’s Future.
I don’t expect anyone to have 18 minutes to watch it. Not now. But later?
The exciting thing about change is that history has proved it is unstoppable.
Knowing this, how we respond determines surviving or thriving.
Why avoid thriving?
It’s gonna be hard no matter what.
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How much is enough when you are never satisfied? The hardest thing in the world to explain to someone outside of a company that has a world-wide reputation for excellence is that none of it magically happens.
It isn’t the magic that makes it work. It’s the work that makes it magic.
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Could we pursue perseverance the way an Olympian pursues Gold medals?
On the fourth and final program day, the Orlando Interpretation company co-founder pulled me aside, “I’ve been talking with the two interpreters and the three of us agree you’re the best Facilitator we’ve ever encountered”.
Dear Son, I was stunned.
We do what we do, in this case 14 years as a professional speaker, carrying insecurities about our worth.
This is an example of how being an artist creates (deep) impact.
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