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 …
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The Five Disciplines of Inclusive Leaders: Unleashing the Power of All of Us by Andrés T. Tapia and Alina Polonskaia
Diversity is the mix. Inclusion is making the mix work. – Andrés Tapia Organizations across the globe are currently spending more than $8 billion dollars …
Enough Already by Valerie Bertinelli
Time is something we have no business treating as if it were available in an unlimited supply and will always be there, like a half-used …
Relational Intelligence by Dharius Daniels
Relational Intelligence is the ability to discern if someone should be a part of our lives, and what place they should occupy, and then align …
The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan & Benjamin Hardy
“If you focus on what you lack, you lose what you have. If you focus on what you have, you gain what you lack” ― …
7 Principles of Transformational Leadership by Hugh Blane
The jumping off point for greatness is a clear and compelling purpose ― Hugh Blane Every year, in January, so many of us create our …
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.
Overcome by Jason Redman
It doesn’t matter what situation you’re in, there’s always something you can do. – Jason Redman We all experience challenges in life…some are relatively minor …