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How to Have Fewer Regrets in Life

Regrets are a bummer. Nobody wants them. So what can you do to have fewer regrets in life? Do stuff. That’s as opposed to not doing stuff. Researchers at Cornell university found that only 25% of people said they regretted doing something, but 75% said they regretted not doing something. Some of the most common regrets […]

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Authentic and Vulnerable: The Slam

Authentic and vulnerable go hand-in-hand. Being both authentic and, therefore, vulnerable is essential if we really want to connect with people. For most of us that connection is an essential part of living our calling. But putting ourselves out there can bear a cost. Naturally, exposing ourselves leaves us open to criticism. John and I […]

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Let the Adventure Begin

Sometimes life is like an adventure. While it’s easier to stay at home and stick with the familiar, there are times when we are really better off setting out into uncharted territory. I just started such an adventure. Today I arrived at Guide Dogs of America for a 28 day residential training program. I’m feeling […]

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Getting My Message Out

This last week, I was at a conference to help me, John, be better at getting my message out. I learned a little about how to stand, how to move, how to hold a microphone, and most importantly how to be fully present and speak from the heart. On one of the days, the leaders […]

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There is an ‘I’ in Team

I just finished reading a book titled, Catalyst. You can download it free as a Kindle Book, Nook Book, iBook, Google Book, or PDF here: https://www.g5.tv/catalyst. It turns out there is an ‘I’ in Team. There’s a fine balance between ‘Me’ and ‘We’. If we’re focused only on ‘Me’, we come off as pretty self […]

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Safe or Satisfied?

For many years I played it safe. I took the stable job. I tried to fit in. I didn’t call attention to myself. I never volunteered to go first. I kept my emotions in check. I made sure that when people looked at me, they saw the person I thought they wanted to see. And […]

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Spin Doctor: Re-frame Stories to Better Serve You

When we re-frame stories that are holding us back in life, we can reclaim a significant amount of emotional energy. Then we can redirect that energy to ward something positive and more productive in life. Here’s the deal: an event happens. Then we create a story around that event. Oftentimes, we add interpretations about why […]

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Should Businesses be “Giving Back”?

There are many businesses giving back to the community. They mention it in brochures and in banners proudly displayed in-store. It’s in grocery stores, banks and coffee shops. It’s everywhere you go. But have you ever stopped to consider what the term “giving back” implies? In order for people to give back, they must first […]

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Using A Screwdriver to Pound in Nails

A friend of mine used to often say, “The right tool for the right job. You can use a screwdriver to pound in nails, but it’s a lot harder.” It’s true. When we apply the right tool, the job is a lot easier. But this article isn’t about tools. It’s about us. While many of […]

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