If Your Life Were a Game, What Would the Score Be?
You know the adage, “What you don’t measure, you can’t improve”? That’s obviously true for sports, science, and business.
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Why Giving Thanks Gives You an Edge
Duke University’s Mike Krzyzewski is the winningest coach in college basketball. His players have won over a thousand games and five national championships.
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Why Gratitude Makes All the Difference in Hitting Your Goals
When I asked successful business and thought leaders how they prepared to reach their goals in the upcoming year, several said gratitude gave them an edge.
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Is Gratitude Your Trigger for an Amazing Year?
I’ve studied high achievers for decades. They all have different traits and habits that make them unique, but what I find fascinating are all the commonalities.
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3 Key Revelations About Effective Teams
This week my team met for strategic planning. We set aside several days so the leadership team could review our values, goals, and budget.
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How to Become a Big Thinker
Many people fail because they are afraid to dream. Their thinking is too small. In this post I provide seven steps for becoming a big thinker.
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Why You Should Welcome Problems
Several years ago, I was having a really rough day at the office. It seemed everything that could go wrong was going wrong—at the worst possible time.
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Why You Should Never Start With Your Most Difficult Task
Years ago, I heard a motivational speaker encourage his audience to “eat that frog.” The line has a long history.
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10 Research-Backed Ways to Create the Breakthrough You Need
Leadership and entrepreneurial breakthroughs depend on creativity. But we don’t always feel very creative, do we?
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3 Leadership Lessons from the Cubs’ Historic World Series Win
I’m not much of a baseball fan. I played in high school, but I lost interest after breaking my elbow.
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