Daily Leadership Thought #150 – Manager Your Anger; Count to Ten
When I was a young boy, my mother used to say to me when I was angry (which wasn't very often) to…
When I was a young boy, my mother used to say to me when I was angry (which wasn't very often) to…
Change is a fact. Everything changes. People change. Circumstances change. How much change have you seen in your life? When my father…
Time is finite for all of us. We can estimate how long we have, but estimates often run up against harsh reality.…
We get to decide what we focus on in life. The glass can be "half empty" or "half-full." It all comes down…
Life rewards resilience. Each of us will experience highs and lows. There will be moments where we feel we can do no…
As we age, we must be careful of becoming too narrow-minded and unwilling to challenge ourselves and our thinking. Instead of relying solely…
I always find people who hold overly strong opinions a bit suspect. They present their opinions as fact, yet only a handful…
There is a certain aspect of existence that involves muddling through and managing the daily responsibilities of being human. However, there are…
Individual depth is never achieved through a strategy of situational breadth. Personal strength will always emanate from the core of your being…
Very few things in lfe constitute a real crisis, strive to keep a balanced and proper perspective.
When confronted with a contrary opinion, don’t be defensive, instead hear the other person out and stay focused on the issue not…
Stick to a regular reading schedule (not just non-fiction and including the classics); reading broadens your pespective, encourages self-reflection and disciplines your…
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