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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
To see the brave, look at those who can forgive.
Bhagavad Gita
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You should never get in trouble for making a mistake in trying to do the right thing.
Leaders (including parents), be careful with your busy, demanding schedules.
Life is hard.
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Imagine a great group of coaches. Coaches successful at helping others fix their work culture.
And then ask the coaches if they use the same principles they preach in their own internal work group.
Imagine the response.
The obvious answer is ‘yes, absolutely’. But imagine the obvious answer not being the answer.
Now imagine asking jeff noel if his son has read the book, Mid Life Celebration. It was released eight months ago.
The answer would appear to be obvious.
In both cases, what if the the answer included…
Nothing is as it appears to be. -Albert Einstein
In one case, the results are not intentional.
In the other, leadership is using patience as strength.
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The understatement of all leadership wisdom… leadership is a huge responsibility…
Without knowing, a leader taught me these three important lessons:
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This is a complex story that will take some time. The Chronicles of Nuwanda is uncharted territory.
We aren’t so smart when we avoid doing what should be done. But we can learn to forgive ourselves. By midlife, we ought to be fairly well schooled on the power of forgiveness, right? What’s nearly unforgivable though, is our long term failure to learn from our mistakes. Make as many as you can, but learn. Always learn. Go.
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