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Category Archives: Love Deeply
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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Looking in the Rear View Mirror and Asking “How Long?”
When you buckle into your vehicle, you check the rear view mirror; as you drive, you naturally glance up regularly to see what’s coming behind you. I was not aware how much I depended on my mirror until it fell off, … Continue reading
Posted in Lead Courageously, Love Deeply
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Context, diversity, ethnic diversity, history, Jackie Robinson, Martin Luther King, StrengthsFinder
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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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Ethnic Diversity and Leadership
I recently have had the privilege of getting to know several leaders who come from different ethnic cultures. Our organization has identified a group of current leaders who have the qualities and potential to lead at ten times their current … Continue reading
how to reach Mars
Originally posted on maturitas cafe:
In all of history, only 12 people have walked on the moon. A lifetime of study and preparation, many years of training and practice, teamwork, and the perfect performance of gazillions of rocket components and…
Posted in Lead Courageously, Organizational Leadership, Team
Tagged Apollo 11, collaboration, dream, Kennedy Space Center, NASA, team, vision
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