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Tag Archives: success
(#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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(#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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(#244) Do You Have Your Own Board of Directors?
I remain focused on surrounding myself with knowledgeable and skillful people who will have my back—and kick me in the butt when needed. Who do you have on your Board? Corporations have Boards of Directors. Institutions of higher learning have Boards … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, branding, collaboration, Dreams, Excellence, focus, generativity, growth, Life lessons, life success, Personal growth, Personal Wellbeing, resilience, self-efficacy, teamwork
Tagged advisors, board of directors, coaching, goals, mentoring, mentors, professional development, success
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(#177) Caring Without Candor Should Raise Concerns
It’s one thing to say our students should raise themselves by their own bootstraps. It’s quite another to make sure we provide them with the boots and the straps. Yesterday, I reacquainted myself with an interview of leadership coach and … Continue reading
Posted in leadership, Motivation, Purpose, responsibility
Tagged candor, caring, compassion, failure, integrity, leadership, responsibility, student success, success
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(#176) Fail Fast, Forward, and Fearlessly
In education, we talk a lot about “best practices”… I propose we get together and talk about what we have done in the classroom that did not work. The “not-so-bright spots.” Not learning from the failure is the lost opportunity. … Continue reading
Posted in Failure, growth, intentional growht, Life lessons, Personal growth
Tagged business success, entrepreneur, failure, growth, intentional, startup, success
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(#172) Are You Kicking the Can Down the Road?
I have met and worked with highly capable kickers of the can. They do, however, have grave difficulties managing their decisions. And that affects everyone around them. For those who know me, you know I can be a bit retentive. … Continue reading
Posted in Discipline, Procrastination, Success, teamwork
Tagged action, choices, management, procrastination, success, teamwork
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(#155) Staying Focused On Your Dream
On your way to realization, you need to go from visualization to verbalization to transformation. Being able to teach my student success classes continues to be a wonderful personal learning experience. As I tell my students (continually), a student success … Continue reading
Posted in Dreams, Goals
Tagged dream, goals, personal validation, piscitelli, steve piscitelli, success, visualization\
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(#153) Who Is Responsible For You?
Want a better life? Then take the next step. -First-Year College Student- Before I facilitate any workshop, I find it invaluable to invest a few hours speaking with the folks with whom I will be working. It helps build a … Continue reading
Posted in responsibility
Tagged life lessons, life success, power, responsibility, success, will
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(#133) Advice from My Scholars: How to Succeed in Life
The choices we make and do will create our lives. During the final class meeting before exam week begins I ask my students for feedback. In this case, I ask them to consider advice they would like to pass along … Continue reading
Posted in Discipline, Dreams, Student advice, Student success, Success
Tagged choices, college success, discipline, dreams, life success, student success, success
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