Love as a Business Strategy by Mohammad F. Anwar, Frank E. Danna, Jeffrey F. Ma & Christopher J. Pitre
“in its simplest form, love as a business strategy means putting people at the center of work by creating a workplace that puts humanity first.” …
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The Power of One More by Ed Mylett
What exactly is identity? I define it as the thoughts, concepts, and beliefs we hold as the most genuine parts of our inner being. You …
Bird Dream: Adventures at the Extremes of Human Flight by Matt Higgins
We are not the sole authors of our destiny, each of us; our destinies are entangled – messily, unpredictably – Firmin DeBradander, philosopher Human flight …
Overcoming Impossible by Robert Irvine
Learn to Lead, Build a Team, and Catapult Your Business Success You’re going to fail, and you’ve got to know how to deal with failure. …
The Dichotomy of Leadership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Good leaders are rare; bad leaders are common – Jocko Willink This or that. Either or. Most of us are inclined to choose one option …
Never Finished by David Goggins
Whatever it takes for you to believe that you’re better than good enough to achieve your dreams is what you must do. And remember, your …
Master Mentors Volume 2: 30 Transformative Insights from Our Greatest Minds by Scott Jeffrey Miller
The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can’t read them – Mark Twain In previous generations, it …
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck
“it’s not always the people who start out the smartest who end up the smartest.” ― Carol S. Dweck In this day and age, we read …
Rookie Smarts by Liz Wiseman
Not knowing perceived limits enables rookies to score more often, and it also allows them to score bigger gains ― Liz Wiseman
I started running in 1998. I use that term loosely as it involved a lot of walking and did not necessarily look like running to people passing by…walking their cats and pushing strollers. But I digress. I ran regularly and participated in at least one race each year. For years…I had the simple goal of running a whole race and keeping the pace around 10 min per mile. That is…until one day something changed. My watch died before a long run on a path I had never used. So, I started the timer on my phone and ran. And when I finished and stopped the timer…something happened. The time was faster than I had ever run. Faster than I believed was possible.