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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
This was better than I expected, because it was funny (which I didn’t see coming), and not inspiring (which I also didn’t see coming.
And then about halfway through, it actually did start to inspire me, which is why I watched it to begin with.
And it remained unexpectedly funny throughout.
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Day number seven on (Sanibel) Island time means only one thing. Deep relaxation. Something most business professionals find elusive year round. Here’s to all you hard working, amazingly focused, results-driven business leaders. A photo montage to pry your funny-bone open:
Enjoy your day. Remember to come up for air.
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Being brave means putting yourself out there for the whole world to see, knowing full well there will be people who love you, those that don’t care about you, and those that despise you. Play to the first.
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Being brave means approaching your work with deeper thought, bigger commitment, higher goals, and more enthusiasm than people think is reasonable. Also, be funny. Being a really funny person can be awkward, but oh so necessary.
But don’t be all of one, or all the other. Be a nice balance of both.
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You Tube. You love to watch it.
You Tube videos are funny, serious, wacky, sexy, vulgar, informative, personal, revealing, captivating.
Google bought You Tube for $1.65 Billion.
This, in less than five years.
Crazy idea, that You Tube thing, all those five years ago.
There will be another crazy thing. One after the other. The really crazy thing is that it can now come from anyone, anywhere.
Will your idea be the next viral Internet phenomenon? Maybe that’s too big.
Will your idea be the next big thing in your department, your division, your organization, your industry?
Wouldn’t challenge you if I didn’t believe I could do it myself. Seriously.
Lead or follow. Remember?