Elbert Hubbard was wrong when he wrote, “The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one.”
The greatest mistake is the persistence of unnecessary mistakes.
Read this post to learn how to break destructive patters.
Intellectually humble leaders get better when things get harder.
Humility isn’t a feeling. It’s a way of seeing yourself.
This post explains the advantages of practicing intellectual humility.
Read this post if you want to thrive in leadership.
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71% of professionals have experienced burnout. Over half have experienced it more than once. The numbers are higher in the public sector.
Constant pressure leads to fatigue. Burnout leads to defeat.
Aspirational leaders overestimate their capacity.
Sincerity causes overcommitment.
People-pleasers let people walk on their boundaries.
Infatuation with dramatic change is the reason you’re stuck.
Transformation happens in 10-minute increments.
Momentum is a series of small successes.
Dedicate 10-minutes to one thing on this list. It will improve your day.
Keep doing it, it will change your life.
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