Dare not dare at home.
Be organized.
Get rid of unnecessary clutter.
Go.
Today.
Do some.
Tomorrow do some more.
Even if it’s only one thing a day.
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Dare not dare at home
Month: September 2014
19 reasons to hire someone who’s not an automatic first choice
(Note: Wrote this 100 days ago and re-reading it today the first reaction was to delete it because it sounds boastful. Everyday, do at least one thing that scares you. Check.)
If, or when, you are stuck and want to think differently about your life or your company (or both), reach out.
Why here?
- 30 years at one of the world’s most admired companies
- Speaker to over one million people worldwide
- Client list a who’s who of iconic world brands
Weirddifferent- Works harder
- Thinks deeper
- Reaches higher
- Cares more
- Only preaches what is practiced
- Extraordinarily diverse experience with CEO’s and janitors
- Addicted to excellence
- Allergic to most pollens and mediocrity
- Author
- Asks mind-glowingly simple, direct questions that change everything
- Drives a 25-year old car everyday
- Driven to illuminate truth
- Two-time Lifetime achievement award recipient (for one of the most admired companies in the world)
- Believes work is only work if you’d rather be doing something else
- Can’t wait for the alarm clock to go off everyday
Think of the top 10 most admirable companies in the entire world.
What would it take to thrive there for 30 years?
What would it take to speak and consult on behalf of one of the world’s most admired companies?
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Overcoming reluctance?
How does a person or business overcome their reluctance to self promote?
How does one justify the time and expense to say, “Hey everyone, look at me?”
Perhaps the answer is to become a remarkable category of one.
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Failure to organize is a gift
Failure is a gift… if we learn from it. And the beautifully redundant lesson is that failure is not fatal (exceptions to everything, but you get the picture).
Toss things. Give things away. Repurpose.
Worst case, we will feel separation anxiety.
Best case, we feel a freedom we haven’t felt in a long, long time.
And we’re talking a freedom that is beyond amazing.
Incomprehensible.
Joyful.
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Stress from playing catch up is one of the biggest inhibitors to living in the moment
Be organized enough to have time to handle the predictably unpredictable challenges.
We get buried and we dig ourselves out.
Sometimes we recover quickly.
Other times it takes forever.
In either case, the stress from playing catch up is one of the biggest inhibitors to living in the moment.
To living with joy.
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