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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
In general, leadership theory isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.
Why?
You do the math. How many leadership books have we read in our lifetime? How many seminars, blogs, articles?
Then why do we still yearn for more?
What then? Seriously, what should we do next?
This is really the hard work of leadership, isn’t it? Figuring it out for ourselves, past the theory. You know, what works for us, right here, right now.
And to remember to start with the leader we see in our mirror.
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The 411 (coincidently on 4/11) on great content is this simple compilation from Copyblogger’s best of 2012.
The link is kinda like homework. There’s a ton of stuff, and too little time for it this morning, unless you’re off, or work later today.
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To read quotes, like them, and do nothing, is a vicious cycle. An underlying fear we secretly ignore.
To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom. – Bertrand Russell
One hundred days ago, inspirational, motivational quotes and aspirations flooded cyberspace.
You know, New Year’s resolutions and all that.
We felt inspired by them. Really inspired.
Now, if we can find someone who’s been transformed because of them, we’ll experience a level of enlightenment rivaling winning the lottery.
Lottery odds are microscopic for jackpots.
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Nothing is so rare as self confidence, nothing so abundant as the opposite.
Way too many of us struggle with self confidence. Why?
We shouldn’t be struggling.
Take a 53 year old Baby Boomer for example. That’s like being an 18-year old with 35 years of experience.
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Money is good and doesn’t mean we’re greedy if we like it. We know money helps us recover quicker, move forward faster, and breath easier more often.
The same can be said for not having to worry about making more, saving more, climbing more.
Tough call, isn’t it?
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