(photo: Stumbled upon a favorite Dee Hock quote yesterday. A perfect gift for this post.)
When do we start making life altering decisions?
When it’s too late?
Or before we need to?
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Category: Anyone Else Think Like This?
Who should be the deepest thinker in any room?
(photo: Screen capture from You Tube.)
The Internet has changed everything and made it even more difficult (distracting information overload) to focus with a laser beam on the target, which is to deliver uncompromising business excellence.
At a packed conference, or in a corporate meeting room, who should be the deepest thinker in the room?
The speaker.
The speaker will never be intimate with how your industry works, but they darn sure better be intimate with the most powerful business questions every organization should be constantly asking themselves.
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Will our dream’s horizon ever appear close?
(photo: Yesterday this appeared on the Mobile WordPress app. WordPress.org is different than .com and is what MLC uses. Registered for .com just to compare the differences.)
Learning involves a critical assumption that we will be exposed to something we didn’t know before.
This can be scary or exciting.
Time consuming or easy.
The only way to truly understand the difference between WordPress .org and .com is to use them both.
It’s the only way for anything, really.
Mostly it’s time consuming.
This is why we need a powerful, clear, concise, and compelling vision of where we are taking our life.
Otherwise the horizon will never look any closer.
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The paradox of strength
(photo: The difference to the human eye is astonishing. To the forest, it appears unusual.)
The paradox of strength is weakness.
As a leader there is strength in the weakness of humility.
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What is the point of a speech?
(photo: Was an audience member yesterday. The speech was for rural cellular service providers.)
What is the point of a speech?
Do we teach best that which we need the most to learn? Is it true we learn twice when we teach?
These two notions are the reason some speakers reach levels they never dreamed of?
The point of a speech is to engage the audience at a level, and in a manner, which a piece of paper or a web link can’t. Otherwise, we could simply read the notes.
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