Lying to Ourselves
In my last post, I discussed this quote from Jason Zweig (technically, from his father): There are three ways to make a living: 1) Lie
In my last post, I discussed this quote from Jason Zweig (technically, from his father): There are three ways to make a living: 1) Lie
I recently ran across this quote from Jason Zweig (technically, from his father), and I can’t stop thinking about its implications for my work and
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Dwight Eisenhower famously described leadership as, “the art of getting to others to want to do what must be done”. Here are a few thoughts
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One of the biggest improvement opportunities for busy professionals is responding rather than reacting. The person at the top of the organizational chart got
The ancient Stoic philosophers understood this. The ancient wisdom of “The Art of War” and the Tao Te Ching knew it, too. Scripture is filled
Advice about patience we often see: trust the “process”. This has always sparked two questions for me: Is there actually a process? If so, what
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