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(#289) On Making Mistakes, Being Ordinary, and Embracing Growth
Accepting mistakes does not mean we condone sloppy work. Acknowledge, take ownership of, and grow from your mistakes and you will definitely not be ordinary. Back in 2008, I selected five of my previously recorded songs, had them burned to … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, blame, growth, lessons reaffirmed, Mindfulness, Motivation, Personal growth, resilience
Tagged accountability, blame, errors, growth, mistakes, reslience, vulnerability
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(#276) Mistakes, Disappointments, Curiosity and Growth
When we choose not to dare because we might “risk feeling disappointed” we end up “choosing to live disappointed.” Nearly thirty years ago I made a huge professional mistake. At that time I decided to make a career move from … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, awareness, Being REMARKABLE, change, Choice, confidence, courage, curiosity, Energy Vampires, Grit, growth, inspiration, leadership, mentoring, Reflection, resilience, Success, vulnerability
Tagged awareness, curiosity, disappointment, doubt, energy vampires, failure, growth, leadership, personal doubt, resilience, risk-taking, success, vulnerability
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(#231) Rookie Mistakes and Life Lessons
The takeaway for me is not that we made errors but we have taken time to reflect and grow. We just passed the halfway point of our semester. It is a natural reflection point to examine where we have been … Continue reading
Posted in change, Discipline, focus, Goals, Life lessons, Priority management, Purpose
Tagged discipline, purpose
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(Issue #559) Who Me? Write A Book?
Why not you? One of my previous posts encouraged readers to consider the statement, “Geez, I could write a book!” Let’s dive a little deeper and assume you really want to write that book. What I offer comes from experience … Continue reading
(Issue #481) No Parental Instruction Manual
They—like so many (all?) parents then and now—had to write their own parenting how-to guide. A half century later, I am grateful. Today (August 11, 2019) marks the 50th anniversary of my father’s death. He succumbed, at age 56, to … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, Discipline, Dreams, Life lessons
Tagged accountability, action, discipline, dreams, goals, parenting, parents, self-efficacy
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(Issue #468) Thank You, Mom
Shortcuts shortchange the long run. It has been more than three decades since I have been able to share a Mother’s Day with my mom. Like all moms, she never had an “owner’s manual” when it came to raising a … Continue reading
Posted in financial literacy, Goals, Gratitude, Life lessons, Priority management, resilience
Tagged financial literacy, goals, gratitude, priorities, resilience
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(#428) What Does Success Look Like To You?
Is success a noun? A verb? An adjective? Does it have to be connected to the common good? Last week, in a local shop at the beach, I spied the photo below. Th caption caught my attention: “Success is knowing … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, awareness, Goals, Integrity, resilience
Tagged authenticity, awareness, goals, integrity, resilience, success
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(#346) Video Outtakes: Finding Humor And Moving Forward
Enjoy three-minutes-and-fifty-one-seconds of my miscues. And consider how each miscue you make can strengthen you and maybe help someone else. Don’t be ruled by fear of failure. President Theodore Roosevelt had a way with words. Growing up as a spindly and … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, confidence, courage, Failure, fortitude, Grit, Life lessons, resilience
Tagged confidence, failure, grit, humor, mistakes, resilience, self-esteem, self-reflection, success, vulnerability
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(#339) Learning From The Low Vibrations
At times, we find ourselves caught up in the low-vibrations of negativity and defeatism. Draw on the strength within, around, and above. Nine words. As I read my editor’s comments and reread my entire manuscript, nine of my words jumped … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, authenticity, confidence, courage, Failure, Goals, hope, Life lessons, listening, mindset, Motivation, Passion
Tagged achievements, courage, failures, goals, mistakes, motivation, reflective practice, self-reflection
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