Whenever I was in conversation with a particular friend, and I would say something like, “We really should get such-and-such taken care of,” my friend would say, “Who is we? Do you have a frog in your pocket?” Who is “we?” Have you ever heard statements like these at home and work: “We should [...]
The message is loud and clear over and over, you’re not okay, or you’d be okay if only, it’s like you are invited into a vortex that is relived daily. Over time, you start to know your role/position in the game.
I was very appreciative of his style, very laid back and at the same time direct and to the point, take it or leave it, your choice. It was great to watch his ability to not get hooked into content, or let other agendas influence the process.
Autonomy and mastery are not quite complete without purpose. Those that are leading an autonomous life, working towards mastery perform at high levels. Those that lead an autonomous life, working towards mastery, with a greater intention of service can achieve even more.
Mastery is a mindset, “Whether you think you can or you can’t, you’re right,” as stated by Henry Ford. My belief in my capabilities shapes how I approach tasks like blogging.
…work is not managed, it just has to get done. How, when, and where, is up to each person. People continue to have specific goals to reach, and time lines…
My 6 year old has not yet figured out how to muffle some of his reactions. He will always react first, and it would be unrealistic and inauthentic for him to do anything else.
Whether it is being on an adventure course or facilitating an important discussion, something starts to change the longer we are outside our comfort zone.
