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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
We are not judging him when this happens, instead we wonder.
The first victory in leadership is over self.
This is so frightening, we run from it.
The avoidance and fear lasts until we die, then it gets worse.
We can speculate that there is no air conditioning in hell.
Hell is a place filled with regrets.
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The reality of a busy world shouldn’t tempt us to use it as a crutch. Our job as leaders, and we are all leaders, is to find a way to thrive no matter the circumstances.
And we may fail. In fact, odds are we will.
And this is where our real leadership can surface.
Will we allow ourselves to live and operate in the failed state, or do we redouble (for however long it takes) our efforts to “take the hill“?
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Ever wonder if the right people are doing the right things?
As a leader, this should be one of our most pressing priorities.
The only thing that might be more important, is, well, um… nothing.
Editors note: if your operation is struggling on whatever metrics you publicly tout, fix the metrics you have, or get new ones.
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The fear of death comes in second on the all-time “greatest fears” list.
What does the thought of public speaking do for you?
Hope we get to share the same room in a cool place and hear a great speaker together some day.
The CEO of the NBA team said, jeff really went out of his way for you this morning.
What team? Which jeff?
Doesn’t matter.
What matters is the executive was acutely aware of what 99.9% of the audience was not.
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Everybody knows and nobody knows, the paradox of workplace tragedy.
It could have been much worse.
Was it an act of hate?
An act of love?
Both?
Everybody knows what happened, and nobody knows what happened.
A suicide note rarely solves the mystery of – why?
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