Teaching over a million people globally convinces you of one thing when it comes to being a leader. There is no bigger privilege than teaching your own flesh and blood.
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Teaching all these people one at a time
(photo: Yesterday’s Twitter profile… social media is the new art canvas.)
Teaching people to love themselves.
Teaching leaders to love their employees.
Teaching employees to love their customers.
Teaching customers to love the world.
Teaching the world to never get bored with the basics.
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From the Boardroom to the bathroom
(photo: Taken minutes apart at Central Florida Mall… one is on fire with anticipation… one is practically deserted. Why?)
From the boardroom to the bathroom.
From CEO’s to Custodial staff.
They have a job to do.
It would seem to the outsider their job might sound like this:
- The deepest thinker in the room?
- At all times?
- Seriously, is their job to rattle the cage?
- If people walk out of the room thinking the same way they walked in, did we need to have the meeting?
All of the above.
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The great leadership paradox and the demand for excellence
(photo: Last night at PREP office… want to become a better leader? Teach.)
Ever feel like a misfit, a crazy person, an unwelcome thinker, an overachiever, a zealot?
Plain vanilla leadership satisfies the masses because it is the most socially accepted flavor of leadership.
This type of managerial work is necessary in order to keep the pipe line full with the mediocre work known as the daily grind.
Ever work in a place where excellence is demanded?
Demanded.
Not hoped for, strived for…
Demanded.
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Every morning jeff writes five different, short, and pithy posts about the challenging and wonderful balance between:
mind • body • spirit • work • home
All five websites are seamlessly connected by a convenient and easy to click link to go to the next topic.
Try it below if you never done it, or if it’s been awhile.
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Do we care enough to lead like this?
(photo: yesterday, when the going gets tough…)
When it comes to business, leadership, and profits, could we behave in such a manner:
Live your live so that if someone said anything bad about you, no one would believe it.
Is this possible?
Is it desirable?
Would it transform everything in our life?
Do we care enough?
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