“The most interesting things happen just on the other side of your comfort zone.” – Michael Hyatt As my company evolves and adapts to the changing times, I have been working on my own growth as a leader to keep up. Either find someone else to be the...
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The numbers are down. The deal fell through. The team missed our delivery date. Who’s to blame? If they didn’t get it right, then I didn’t do my part to help them get there. No amount of blaming will change the result – it only makes it worse. But every moment...
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Whose fault is it? Who messed up, dropped the ball, slacked off, or just ignored the goal? Who should I blame? If you need to find fault, look in the mirror. Blame yourself, then make it right. It’s not about shame, just honestly holding yourself responsible as a...
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My son has been chasing a dream since middle school. He wanted to be well-known and respected as someone with influence, power, and money. Problem is, the dream was being a gangster on the streets. Something inside of him was drawn to the perceived thrill and...
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Have you noticed how we can work so hard to build something up, and then throw it away on a whim? I’ve noticed this clearly with people under the control of drugs and/or alcohol. Over and over again a person will try to break away from the self-destructive cycle...
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“That’s just who he is. It’s really annoying, but we ignore him when he says that kind of thing.” a team member replied. “How often does he do that?” I asked. “Oh, every time we meet as a team in some way, and often when...
