The life of a missionary

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Much of my town has been named after the father of modern day business creativity

Heading to the midwest this morning to help 1,000+ people think, smile, and feel grateful. It’s mission work to share reveal exceptional business wisdom from a man I’ve studied all my life and have the privilege to work for – the father of modern day creativity.

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Greetings From North Carolina

Change is and always will be the only constant.

Good morning from North Carolina. What an awesome work and travel day yesterday was. Began the day visiting Disney’s Boardwalk Resort and Magic Kingdom. Finished the day in North Carolina.

Amazing how much ground – physically, mentally, spiritually – can be covered in the course of one day. Today will be spent delivering great content with world-class common sense insights. Insights with the potential to transform lives.

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Leaving, On A Jet Plane

Passion for rolling up a garden hose?

The Orlando sunrise is almost here and I’ll be leaving on a jet plane in a few hours. Traveling is a big portion of my life as a professional speaker. I don’t blog much about it, and never while it’s happening. But today (Jan 10) that’s possible because the trip will be history by the time we read this.

Insight: Try to have something exciting to talk about each morning. It helps keep the passion for living alive, and we must preserve that.

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You Like To Fail, Don’t You?

Failure Is Not An Option
Failure Is Not An Option

Tony Morgan.  Never heard of him until a few months ago.  A LinkedIn network update led me to a top ten article.

To read the top ten reasons why you and I will most likely fail at anything, click here.

Tony Morgan’s list isn’t anything new.  Heck, there’s hardly anything that’s ever really new. However, one of the great, underrated keys to success is repetition.

Let me say that again, repetition. Ya with me?

Exploiting Chaos!

Walking through an airport this week, a book title caught my eye, “Exploiting Chaos“.

Why?  If I have to explain this to you, you most likely won’t understand. But, because I’m a sucker for people who want to understand and continuously improve, I’ll give it a brief try here.

Chaos is a paradox.  We can (and probably do) hate chaos.  Or, we can (and probably don’t) love chaos.

Hate it for all of the societal norm reasons most hate chaos.

Love it for all the opportunity it brings.  Yes, opportunity.  So once again, if I have to explain this to you, you won’t understand.  But if I were you, I’d quickly try to figure it out, or get left behind.