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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
What do you do?
i help you discover yourself and help you .think .differently about what you want to do with your discoveries.
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This website is about our WORK. To ponder today’s post about our HOME, click here.
Don’t know if it will last because it’s not my habit, but i’m consciously trying something new.
Rather than send emails as i write them, which happens seven days a week, from 5 AM to 10 PM, i’m not.
i’m holding the weekend and after-hours emails in draft format until the next available and traditional office hour arrives.
Sensing that not everyone is as driven or focused.
Could be one of my blind spots.
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This website is about our WORK. To ponder today’s post about our HQ, click here.
None of us ever builds a reputation on what we’re gonna do.
Ever.
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Our greatest opportunities for self improvement are those moments when we catch ourselves thinking negatively about someone.
It’s a weird (cruel?) reality.
What we dislike in another, is almost assuredly a blind spot within ourselves.
The revealing of our blind spot(s) should be joyful.
Because now we know.
And we can train ourselves to change and become better.
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Nearly everyone we observe (including ourselves) sees everyone else’s shortcomings. And they say, so-and-so just needs to do this or do that.
And they think so-and-so should just use common sense.
Was thinking, if common sense was the answer, then wouldn’t we all be positive, fit, peaceful, fulfilled, finically secure, a model employee or leader, organized, etc?
The beauty about overmanaging our personal responsibility is that we become very well rounded and successful at delivering balanced life results.
And when this happens, we feel so good about ourselves (even with our many shortcomings) because of the harmonious alignment of our energy (and results).
Something magical happens. We no longer worry about what others do or don’t do.
Don’t get me wrong, we are fully aware of our surroundings, but we focus our energy on self-improvement rather than medicating ourselves with the shortcomings of others.
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