Does leadership get better?

 

(note: this post was written 100 days ago on March 20, and edited this morning)

A new era of leadership begins for many people.

Working at Walt Disney World for 30 years, my number of gay and lesbian friends is countless. Today’s youth are so much luckier to be growing up in today’s more open and accepting world than my colleagues in the video.

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(second note: who could have predicted the June 26the Supreme Court ruling 100 days ago?)

The way we’ve lived and earned is going to become obsolete

iPhone 5s, 6, 6 Plus size comparison

 

(photo: the iPhone 5s (far right) used to be the worlds coolest phone, now it has two new models to expedite it’s obsolescence)

Meeting with the Certified Financial planner tomorrow morning.

Hoping to eliminate any apprehension about moving forward boldly.

The way we’ve lived and earned is going to become obsolete.

Hard to see in the moment, but not for the visionary.

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How brave are you?

trapped Opossum
Instinct is just that, instinct. Trust your gut. Instinct is deeply embedded survival DNA.

 

How brave are you?

The typical corporate meeting were leadership isn’t viewed as effective. Survey results prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt.

So the leadership goes on a retreat, comes back all fired up, and empowers people to be brave and bold.

Seriously?

Just like that?

Flip a switch and trust is commonplace?

Guess again.

No?

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The one thing that is shamefully rare in today’s competitive business world

Sara Bareilles’ new song Brave crossed Mid Life Celebration’s path on exactly the right day. Talk about timing.

Had an intense, and extraordinarily useful conversation from an unlikely source.

The topic yesterday was being brave.

My argument was that I was not being brave. But I argued I was, with humility as the first filter.

It dawned on me that humility is rare.

Shamefully rare.

And practicing the art of humility can stun people because they can’t even tell what it is.

 

 

This was an exciting discovery to realize how far I’ve come. Hope you are finding surprising and useful ways to gauge your progress.

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