Saw this at a blood donation stall at the mall. The irony! Got me thinking about how we sometimes contradict ourselves in our excuses. In fact, those contradicting excuses are about convenience. They’re more about given in to resistance; not wanting to do what it takes to get what we say we want to get. …
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As Pointless As…
Extracting value can go two ways… That is, you’re able to access and apply worth from something. On the other hand is an extreme. It is where you take value out by violating what is core. Sometimes this happens in attempts to redefine expression of vision and values. The most dangerous “shifts” are the small; …
Leading Teams That Are Far From You
I’ve been privileged to lead teams in varied contexts each context has demanded a different kind of leadership and strategy. Of course, there are some universal / crossover principles that were / are relevant in all. Back to the contexts of leadership… One of the most unique contexts of leadership I had for about three years …
Cost and Value Mismatch
Cost and value. These two are related but often mistaken for each other. The cost of something has to do with what it takes to attain or posses it. Value has to do with its worth. Cost doesn’t determine value per se. Both are very subjective. One of the main reasons is that value is …
Sixty Caution Potholes – Message Overload
I’m a student of communication in leadership (& yes, life too). There is more than one message I get from this photo I took. The thing is, there is the speed limit sign and a mistake they made was add another message, causing “message overload”. “Message overload guarantees a level of distortion in the messages …
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