Excellence is learned. You might be a little smarter or more talented than some, but excellence always begins in your head.
The engine of excellence is inside you.
Excellence is process driven.
This post is based on my conversation with Eric Potterat, PhD, auther of Learned Excellence
Change is hard because we make it hard.
Change your life by rejecting things that make change hard.
Impatience makes change frustrating.
Change your words. Change your life.
Change a routine. Change your life.
Change your friends. Change your life.
One leader said, “I realized my supervisors weren’t supervising because I was doing it for them.
Don’t handicap people.
Be the reason people step up.
It’s stressful to host a crucial conversation. Not having it is worse.
Every day is dark when you delay difficult conversations, but most of us do.
Timely action increases success and lowers stress.
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The things you notice reflect who you are.
Competitive people notice rivals.
What you see impacts who you become.
Attention determines direction.
How to get a grip on noticing…
