Look at things like you mean it

Work like you mean it is a real thing.

Changing what you see changes what you think.

Changing what you think is the only way to potentially change what you do.

This riff assumes you feel you have room for growth, possibly even transformational growth.

This riff also assumes that what you see is stimulating enough to deeply catch your attention.

i changed (transformed) the way i see work getting done, that’s why i’m writing from Northwest Montana.

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Live in a manner unfamiliar

HQ, headquarters…where the paperwork of life gets done.

Leadership in an inside job. 

You are the CEO of You, Inc. 

Learn, implement, hone, and continuously improve your personal leadership structure and processes. 

Over-focusing will serve you in a manner unfamiliar to others who go with the proverbial flow.

Think three little pigs and the one who built his house of stone.

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One of life’s biggest cliches

Lower left shows yesterday’s date. Top shows location.

One of life’s biggest cliches?

Follow your dreams.

Looks good on paper, yet the dream almost always seems impossible.

Take for example leaving your career behind to start your own business.

Not only that, but having a business allowing you to work at any time from anywhere.

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The whole place is a postcard

The whole place is a postcard.

Not exaggerating.

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Do you know your company’s values?

We are trading high-mountain snow banks for sea-level sand beaches.

My company’s six key priorities, in order:

  1. Honesty
  2. Behave admirably
  3. Personal responsibility
  4. Self-control
  5. Initiative
  6. Fun
  7. (Bonus) Contribution

The last one is most important, but everything has to start with honesty (the conduit for trust). Trust is the most important value.

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