As a result, every morning I face a simple question: “What do I do with these circumstances?”
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As a result, every morning I face a simple question: “What do I do with these circumstances?”
I didn’t recognize these faults until someone had the courage to point them out to me.
When someone else is done speaking, don’t say a word for a full count of One Mississippi.
When going through torrential change, everything feels disruptive. Here is a peaceful way to approach a crisis.
Don’t wait until the “perfect” time to tell someone how important they are to you.
The truth is we’re all challenged with pressure to be the perfect leader, entrepreneur, employee, parent, friend, etc.
We’ve convinced ourselves (with the help social media, the news, Google®, etc.) that we should know the exact answer to (or at the very least, have an opinion about) every question/topic imaginable.
One of the first things I did when I started my business in 2003 was to build a Dream Board. It was a collage of everything I could possibly dream of acquiring – a big house, nice cars, Rolex, boat, vacations, hair, etc.
Is it possible that the key to happiness is to selflessly help those in need of a little kindness?
Over the years, I’ve tried everything to avoid feeling that frantic panic that comes from being out of control.
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