Pick Your Battles: Don’t Win the Argument and Lose the War
Pick Your Battles: Don’t Win the Argument and Lose the War One of the more important lessons I’ve learned in life and leadership is knowing when to pick your battles.…
The quality of a life is defined by the quality of your relationships. True happiness doesn’t come from focusing solely on yourself and what you want. Instead, it is about making a positive difference in lives of others.
Pick Your Battles: Don’t Win the Argument and Lose the War One of the more important lessons I’ve learned in life and leadership is knowing when to pick your battles.…
Why Gratitude May Be the Most Underrated Leadership Trait “Reflect upon your present blessings, of which every man has many—not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.”…
Everyone needs to unplug on a regular basis and focus on being their non-work self. My experience has…
It's important to broaden not narrow your professional and social circles as you get older. New doesn't always…
Be a coach/mentor to your direct reports – seek out a coach/mentor; everyone needs a little guidance now…
It's important to ask yourself the following question every once in awhile, " Would you want to be…
It’s okay to play favorites, as long as you pick the right ones; every business should be a…
When confronted with a contrary opinion, don’t be defensive, instead hear the other person out and stay focused…
Build a network of advisors you can consult on all major decisions – no leader is an island
Push yourself to interact with people who make you (and each other) smarter
How you treat people, sets the standard for your organization (and children)
Important relationships operate best as a well cultivated garden, unless you tend to them on a regular basis,…
Spend the most time with people who make you feel good about yourself and life in general
Build your life around what is important to you (and the people you care about)
I do believe we all have a purpose and something to share in this world regardless of the…
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