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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Slowly, over the course of our careers, a huge rift develops…
This is the sad fact for many workers, no matter your level in your organization.
Unless maybe you’re the Pope. Then maybe you’re not replaceable.
Isn’t this the root of imbalance? We work harder than we probably need to, creating a huge rift in balance, just to feel safe and secure?
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“Truth, like gold, is to be obtained not by its growth, but by washing away from it all that is not gold.” – Leo Tolstoy
The answers to life’s big questions are so simple, most people will never discover them.
And when you are at work, are you and example of great leadership or a warning for what not to do?
Today is the first day back to school for many Central Florida children. And all across the Country, students of all ages are gearing up. Many of our friends (the same age) have college seniors.
Some have grandchildren.
We have a 4th grader.
The conversation last night revolved around the fundamental difference between being smart and being wise. Here’s the moral.
Being smart can help you understand that there are low to no-interest loans available to buy stuff. Being wise helps you understand that unless you have cash, you should wait.
Being smart tells you your parents will never know you tried to smoke a cigarette. Being wise tells you smoking is bad news, period.
Ever struggle to get results in an important area in your life, but no matter what you do, your efforts are fruitless?
Yesterday’s post reminded me that our example speaks louder than our words:
“What you do thunders so loudly, I can’t hear what you say”. — Emerson
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Here’s 1 tip if you’re a blogger, or want to become a blogger.
Keep your blog posts relatively short.
Bonus blogging tip. Blog daily.
You know why these two blogging tips are important, right?
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