The world doesn’t need more mediocre leaders who are really good at doing the job they used to do.
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The last thing we need leaders to do more of
Tag: Paradox
The number one reason getting promoted is bad for you
Boomers, love what you do professionally and personally… or regret it later…
The number one reason getting promoted is bad for you:
- You move farther and farther from what you love to do, and get to do
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Here’s the majority who aren’t in demand
What is that?
People who avoid life’s tough questions are the majority. But they are not in demand. This is so intriguing. Can’t figure it out. Yet.
And moreover, not sure it needs figuring out. Or is that actually avoiding a tough question?
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Photo: inside Cinderella Castle.
So what does yesterday’s paradox mean to us today?
It means whatever you want it to mean. Really. If you’re happy with yourself and your behaviors, you deserve a celebration. If you’re like me and on a slow and steady journey to polish the rough edges, it means there’s work to be done today. Oh, and let’s not forget to pat ourself on the back… for not quitting.
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The paradox of repetition
The paradox of repetition is that we become good at something in direct proportion to the number of times we do it. This is also how we become bad at something. We do things over and over (good or bad) and it shapes our character.
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