We all need to form a process of our own when observing situations using the power of inductive reasoning.
Next time you hear a report or believe something to be accurate, make sure you qualify the information into one of these truth theories.
In our effort to inspire those we coach to perform at a higher level, we tend to use language that seems to be begging for more, instead of demanding more.
If you want your team to observe with more consistency, reliability, and precision, then you must spend more time practicing the art of observation.
Every person you meet is an opportunity to practice kindness.
If you could live your life again, what would you do differently?
When in doubt, humble yourself and don’t initially look forward, always look back.
A minor setback is always preparing us for a major comeback.
Everyone dreams of changing the world, but few realize that the process begins with transforming themselves.
As leaders, our words plus our actions must be consistent every day. Words matter. But actions matter more.
Do Less — But Learn and Experience More.
During the daily grind, dare yourself to return to the present moment and silence the doubt.
