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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Children pay little attention to their parent’s teachings, but reproduce their character faithfully. – Mason Cooley
Same with organizational leadership.
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Yesterday’s answer: Three reasons: Didn’t know how. Wasn’t properly motivated. Wasn’t aware of the staggering benefits.
Hey Dad, why didn’t you ever start your business when you where younger?
Good question Son. Tell you tomorrow. But first, today’s inspirational nugget:
Procrastination is opportunities natural assassin. – Victor Kiam
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Yesterday’s answer: The successful implementation of an idea.
To the world, you may be just one person. To one person, you just may be the world.
Profoundly simple. Simply profound.
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A picture’s worth a 1,000 words. Something about the “visual” that tells us more than words can say.
It’s the same with leadership. Every leader tells a story. Not with the words we say but with the “picture” others see.
What we do thunders so loudly, they can’t hear what we say…
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This post was inspired a minute ago by a comment I left on Mike Reardon’s Blog:
Leaders are wrong sometimes. Babe Ruth once held the home run record. He once, and maybe still does, held the strike out record too.
The bottom line, you have to make decisions, like which pitch looks like a good one, trust your intuition, and swing away.
The more mistakes you make, the more successful you’ll become.
Life, and leadership, is not a spectator sport.
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