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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Imaginary or real. It’s often impossible to tell the difference.
What’s the highest form of lifetime recognition our organization celebrates?
Talking Point, one of many official Disney blogs, shares what one of the world’s most respected companies does and how it benefits the organization, employee, customer, and bottom-line.
Stunned.
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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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Change doesn’t start with answers, it starts with questions. As leaders, busy, busy leaders, it’s easy to forget or race past.
Never become satisfied (nor disillusioned) that a great answer to the wrong question completes the journey.
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Sage wisdom from our parents applies tirelessly to business leadership. Never get bored with the basics.
If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. Therefore, Nuwanda will remain silent about the recent training she received.
Pity.
What’s sad, no one asked her about it.
Summary: A world class organization with a long-term employee undergoing new product training. Had the trainee been asked, she would have graded the so called world class training team an “EF”, for epic failure.
Sometimes what happens on the inside is tragic, not magic.
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Nuwanda attended a meeting in which a person got very serious and direct about being “world class”. Condescending in tone, actually. As if they had a clue about actually, personally being world class.
And yet this condescending person, by any measurable standard, is completely not world class.
Who among us is qualified to talk about “world class” performance anyway? Someone who’s read a lot of books?
You’re kidding, right?
And what stops us from applying world class to everything, not only what we have a passion for?
“Think about that”, Nuwanda said…
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