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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
If yesterday’s message was “patience is a virtue” then today’s followup is that the long way is the short cut. From developing boys into men to developing adults into leaders.
The first leadership victory begins with self-mastery (or at least pretty close).
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Has your learning pace picked up, remained steady, or slowed down, in the past couple years?
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The only difference between a pessimist and an optimist is what they learn from each life encounter. Ultimately, our encounters are the same. Our perception and hope is not.
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Most people really want to do their best. Probably a remnant of our basic caveman ancestry to figure out how to stay alive.
But the fear of being eaten is long gone, and we drift, unintentionally, toward the abyss of going through the motions.
I often wonder if the plank others see in my eye is as big as the one I see in theirs.
Yesterday’s post about transformational learning (that’s what it was).
Sometimes leaders push people down, unintentionally.
And sometimes, although it may not seem so, we do it to ourselves.
Either way, we need to read this carefully and not be guilty – to ourselves and to others.
“If you underestimate human potential, you waste it.” — unknown