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Leaders make better decisions when they are healthy, self-aware, and playing to their personality-based strengths. There are six basic styles of decision-making. See last week’s post for which one fits you best. In distress, those same personalities make terrible decisions…
Read MoreSix Ways To Make A Good Decision
How do you make your best decisions? Which one of these six best fits you? Analysis You prefer to make decisions based on relevant, accurate facts. You prefer to gather the information, get input, weigh the pros and cons, and…
Read MoreOvercome Five Misconceptions About Compassion For A Better 2021
Einstein said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results.” I disagree. Here’s what I believe. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over knowing you’ll get the same results, but wishing for something different.…
Read MoreEntitlement, Inconvenience, and Gratitude
It’s really quite remarkable that most things we take for granted have continued, if not improved, during the Covid pandemic. Food supply First responders Healthcare Internet Infrastructure Cheap gas Utilities Retail Celebrity holiday music specials! For a segment of our…
Read MoreA One Track Heart
I’ve shared before about my struggle with attention. I am able to focus so well (on my own thoughts and activities) that I miss what’s going on around me. Sometimes that happens in the middle of a conversation. I guess…
Read MoreHope Is In The Grey
Extremes are not who we are, it’s how we behave when we are afraid, sad, anxious, angry, desperate, lonely, and disconnected. When we go to extremes, division is inevitable. It’s tragic since this is when we most need to feel…
Read MoreUnsubscribe From Drama
I start every day by scanning my email inbox and reading the subject lines. Before I open anything, I dismiss the ones I don’t want, don’t recognize, don’t need, or won’t read. It’s time consuming and frustrating. I do this…
Read MoreHow To Be Passionate Without Being Judgmental
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Yesterday I interviewed my friend, Dr. John Izzo, about his new book, Stepping Up: How Taking Responsibility Changes Everything. I always enjoy talking with John, but I also have a hint of concern that I will feel judged. His books…
Read MoreFive Ways To Have Compassionate Covid Conversations
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Have you struggled to have compassionate conversations about Covid? Are you torn between what you think/feel/believe is the right thing to do, and the nuances of a particular situation? Have you tried to have a conversation and it only made…
Read MoreFor Leaders, Every Day Is Election Day
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Nearly 160 million people voted in the 2020 United States presidential election. That’s 20 million more than four years ago. 66.4% of eligible voters turned out, which is the highest since 1900. We showed up! We are passionate. The issues…
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