Questions and Humility
True wisdom comes from questioning and being humble. True wisdom does not come from being a know-it-all, a showoff, arrogant, or overconfident. Asking questions shows
True wisdom comes from questioning and being humble. True wisdom does not come from being a know-it-all, a showoff, arrogant, or overconfident. Asking questions shows
“Unplug the Opportunities That Distract You. ‘Once in a lifetime’ is a fact, not a reason. There will always be ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunities.”
So much of effective communication is listening first for understanding. I find one of the hardest parts of leading meetings or finding common ground with
Sometimes you have to have the courage to say “no”. Yes, often we have to say “no” to enforce boundaries, protect our time and energy,
So much reactivity could be prevented and turned into proactivity with a little advanced planning. I see stressed-out, overworked, crazy busy people almost every day
If you want to shrink your problems to their actual size, get them out of your head. When worry starts, get it out of your
Have you expanded your circle lately? In personal and professional networks, the most interesting and unique ideas often come from your “loose ties”. This phrase
What is the biggest pitfall of success? Complacency. That’s right. It’s not more problems, greater challenges, expanding lifestyles, or the constant worry about sustaining and
I was recently struck by this question while reading one of Donald Miller’s books: what if we run out of worthy conflicts? Stay with me
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