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Category Archives: Leave a Legacy
Don’t Make Gratitude About Yourself
In a earlier post on “Boost Your Resilience with Gratitude”, I shared a tip from HBR Management Tip of the Day. While research shows the transforming power gratitude in our personal lives, our relationships and our organizations, gratitude is not all about us. … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Well Being, Leave a Legacy, Love Deeply
Tagged gratitude, HBR, Management Tip of the Day, others focused, relationships
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The Man Behind the Photo
On February 23, 1945, an unknown photographer snapped a photo which became one of the enduring symbols of the U.S. Marine Corps. During World War II, at the bloody battle for Iwo Jima, five Marines and a Navy Corpsman took the … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Leave a Legacy
Tagged developing habits, Iwo Jima, Joe Rosenthal, Marines, Raising the flag
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2015 in review
Thank you for visiting, reading and commenting on the blog this past year. There is so much great info out there and we all have limited time. You chose to invest some moments here. So, THANK YOU! I hope you … Continue reading
Posted in Laugh Loudly, Lead Courageously, Learn Continuously, Leave a Legacy, Live Well, Love Deeply
Tagged 2015 annual report, wordpress.com, year end
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My Birthday: A Reflection on Mortality and Flourishing
Originally posted on Raymond L. Wheeler:
As I reflect about my life, influence, and future plans on my birthday, I also reflect on my own mortality. “That’s great Ray, way to be a happy person” you might say. Ah, but…
What’s Your Goal: Cammy
Great coaches and leaders empower others. They are loved because they help others reach personal goals and dreams. Cammy was born unable to walk or speak. Duncan Keith of the Chicago Blackhawks heard of her dream to score a goal … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Leave a Legacy
Tagged #what's your goal, Cammy, Duncan Keith, empower, goals, personal goals and dreams
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