Too often… I would hear men boast of the miles covered that day, rarely of what they had seen. – Louis L’Amour
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Travel and the lost art of situational awareness
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Even when we choose not to decide, we still have made a choice
People are afraid. Afraid to decide. Afraid of how we’ll measure up to “successful” people we know or associate with. Here’s a significant tip from everything I’ve learned:
- Everyone is afraid
- The ones who push through do so by making decisions
- No one has a crystal ball
- Being decisive is one of the most invigorating life activities, period
- I know these things because I’ve done them and continue to do so
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Number one reason why most people don’t reach their potential
The invisible paradox with access to a ton of free leadership and career insights, strategies, tactics – we can’t decide.
Too many choices. We put off deciding for ourselves what’s mission critical. And then we get so used to putting it off that we never decide.
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The paradox of valuable information
A million books full of ideas telling us how to get better at what we do. And an invisible paradox with valuable information. Know the biggest flaw with access to all this data?
Insight: If I tell you, you’ll never remember, if I can help you discover it on your own, you’ll never forget. Think about it…see ya tomorrow…
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What will we do today that makes us better at what we do?
Each brand new day (like the one right now) pull some weeds in your talent garden – weeds like fear, doubt, anxiety. As a fairly experienced gardner, weeds come with the territory, like fear and doubt. Do a little everyday and you keep this stuff under control.
Ignore the weeds and, well, you know how this ends.
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