“A man was cleaning the attic of an old house in New England and he found a box which was full of tiny pieces of string. On the lid of the box there was an inscription in an old hand: ‘String too short to be saved.’” Donald Hall
Some things seem too small to matter.
I’d rather avoid the room than work the room.
Networking drains introverts who think they have to act like extroverts.
There’s a better way.
One person. One question. One conversation at a time.
Responsible mistake-making promotes growth. But dumb mistakes waste your energy.
Don’t learn everything from personal experience. It’s too expensive.
A good opportunity can be a destructive distraction.
Urgencies seduce you toward insignificance.
Learn 5 Dumb Mistakes Leaders Make…
“But” is where aspirations collide with obstacles.
Dreams come before “but.” Everything after “but” reveals growth opportunities.
“But” is a signal to slow down and become curious. Don’t argue with it. Explore what comes after it.
A leader I coach wants to spend less time running the business and more time leading.
Here are two emails I sent. How to get out of day-to-day work.
Accountability is an agreement you own. It’s not a conversation you dread.
Accountability starts before the work begins. Don’t wait for failure. Prevent it.
Energize people with clarity, challenge, and support. Don’t beat them down after they screw up.
